Yes, because IntraVUE works on the premise of IP identity, you will have to manually add any device that is not detected. This is useful for full visualization and the topology of the network. Login as administrator and select Add Child from the System Menu on a device that will be the 'parent' of the non-Ethenet device. This adds a new node that is a user node, such as a Device Server (Serial to Ethernet converter).

After the initial installation of the software IntraVUE will start as a service and continue to monitor the network in the background.

You will need a PC with Microsoft Windows 2000/2003 Server or Professional installed with at least Service Pak 2, or Windows XP. Terminal Services is not supported. The Hardware requirements are:

Hubs, switches, routers, media converters and the various user devices that can connect to them. Switches are used to manage traffic in an efficient manner and are available in managed and unmanaged versions. Hubs are older technology devices that repeat the transmission that is received on one port to all ports in a very inefficient operation. Media converters allow two different forms of media: copper and fiber - to connect. A router is a device that manages traffic between network segments.

No. Gigabit Ethernet devices are using all 8 wires for data transferring. Applying POE-100/100S to them will cause unexpected damage.

Yes, many fraudulent water treatment devices are being marketed. If a device is being sold on the basis of health claims and is not certified, there are two problems: (1) there is no reason to believe that it works as advertised and the product warranty and replacement parts will not solve the problem, and (2) the device is being sold illegally in California. Here are some questions to ask about any water treatment device that is being sold on the basis of health claims:

The list of devices currently in our active Gigabit Ethernet interoperability test bed is posted on our GEC Test Bed page.

The list of devices currently in our active Fast Ethernet interoperability test bed is posted on our FEC Test Bed page.

No. EM7 can collect data from devices running SNMP, running other manufacturer-specific agents, or running no agents at all.

To create a budget operating plan with the appropriate surcharges, you must delete the surcharges that do not apply. To delete a surcharge, highlight the surcharge and click on the Delete Icon (Red X).

In addition to the IntraVUE database, there are other files that may be unique to an installation the a user may want to backup. These include the actual images for thumbnails and icons, linked documentation, and some system files.

Yes. All autoMap? needs to discover and show a device is an IP address. Non-SNMP devices, e.g. Windows workstations, will be found and associated with a switch port or segment. Essentially you will see the IP address, the MAC address, manufacturer (of the network card) and the switch port for non-managed (i.e. non-SNMP) devices. Access to WMI information and NetBIOS information is also be available.

Yes, we work closely with our manufacturers and customers to deliver custom ordered devices. Please contact us with details regarding your special requirements. If there is absolutely no light coming out of your device the most likely reason could be that it is not properly connected. Please refer to the enclosed datasheet to determine pin configuration of the device. Make sure that electrical configuration of the mount you are using corresponds to the device pin configuration.

Yes. All autoAsset? needs to discover and show a device is an IP address. Non-SNMP devices, e.g. Windows workstations, will be found and associated with a switch port or segment. Essentially you will see the IP address, the MAC address, manufacturer (of the network card) and the switch port for non-managed (i.e. non-SNMP) devices. Access to WMI information and NetBIOS information is also be available.

Smartlink may be referred to as Megalogic, NexTView, T-V Link, Easylink, AV.Link, CinemaLink, or Q-Link. The VTX-D800U will operate any device which provides the compatible interface. The first thing to check is that the Smartlink feature is enabled on both your VCR and on the VTX-D800U (Menu->Settings->Picture->Smartlink). Secondly, check that the VTX-D800U is connected to the Smartlink compatible Scart of your VCR and that the Scart lead you are using is 'fully connected'.

Ethernet is the most commonly implemented LAN (Local Area Networking) technology for companies. Ethernet can transmit data through radio frequencies or Cat 5 cable at speeds up to 11 Mbps for wireless and up to 100 Mbps for wired.