Network Probe User Guide

Network Probe User GuideIntroductionInstallationWindows installationLinux installationLicense keyDeploymentSystem requirementsMainOverviewWindowsTop n windowsSummary windowMy WindowsEnterprise probeOverviewCurrent ProbeDrilldown of remote probesAlarm windowsDefined alarm windowsTriggered alarm windowsProfilesProfilesProfile ManagerSwitch profilesStatus barOverviewStatus barSearchSearch fieldHost/protocol detail windowTraffic StatisticsOverviewApplet interface overviewSwitching network traffic viewDetaching a tab to a windowCollapsing and resizing a table columnChanging the data in the chartsSorting a table columnSearching for network traffic detailsFiltering network traffic detailsViewing more detailExporting network traffic dataProtocolsHostsConversationsProtocols per hostProtocols per conversationNetwork cardsNetwork card conversationsNetworkAlarmsTriggered alarmsDefined alarmsTraffic LogOverviewDisplay logged statisticsLogged interval dataLog managerAlarmsAlarmsAdding alarmsEdit alarmsRemove alarmsAlarm actionsEmail alarm actionsE-mail alarm actionsAdding an email alarm actionEdit email alarm actionsRemove email alarm actionsProgram alarm actionsProgram alarm actionsAdding program alarm actionsEdit program alarm actionsRemove program alarm actionsAlarm action librarySetupOverviewCollected statisticsReset intervalNetwork interfaceHost name resolvingUsers and passwordsFiltersEthernet address filtersIP address filtersProtocol filtersE-mail configurationProbesAdvancedManually starting the probeStarting the stand-alone clientCommand line optionsResetting the admin passwordDump packet content to the consoleRunning the probe as a Windows serviceAutomatically starting the probe on *NIXConfigure web browsers to use Java (Linux)Starting the probe with no IP assigned to the interfacePerformance tuningConfiguring memory usagePractical UseSlow networkMonitoring