Below is a batch of screen dumps from the Q3Browser using the Q3ADE
3G platform. Click the images to get an enlarged version.
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The
Q3Browser View
The Q3Browser
which is the graphical platform for performing Q3ADE
management operations interactively.
Q3Browser is Java-based and runs on
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| Hierarchical map-views with bubble-up
alarm animation.
Create graphical system views from
"world" down to individual cards in a rack
The alarm state will probagate
("buble") up through the hirearchy, so that the operator may
"drill down" to the actual source of the alarm state by
clicking icons on the map. |
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Animated
link-states
Components and links are coloured to
indicate alarm severity.
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Various
link renditions
Links may be curved, dotted and
colored individually.
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The Host
Resources View
An example of the use of Map Views and
Map Gauges to produce an animated view of the current state of
various resources, like disk space and CPU'se. The shape,
background and coloring of the gauges may tailored
individually
The gauge also contains threshold
level monitoring and data logging.
Read also about "Windows OS
monitoring".
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The
Printer Status View
An example of the Printer Status View
with key information about the printer's location and
status.
On the "Services" part you see the
printer's display. In this case that it indicates that it is
online and that the yellow toner is low.
Below the printer display you see the
services available on this printer via the network. In this
case the printer offers a web interface, which you may invoke
by right-clicking the "globe" icon and select the "open WEB
Browser" option.
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The
Printer Resources View
An example of the Printer Resource
Monitoring View, showing the printed number of pages and the
status of various consumables, like toners, image drums and
fusers.
On this example, the yellow toner is
below 10%, which brings it in maor (yellow) alarm mode. The
alarm will appear on the Alarm manager view (not shown here)
until the toner is replaced.
Not shown is the feature, that you can
configure an alert mail to be sent to any number of
individuals when an alarm (e.g. toner low) is raised on this
specific printer. |
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The Host
Resources Inventory Report
One of the standard reports in the
inventory report tool of the NMS (Network Management
Service).
The report in this case is a HTML file
presented by web browser.
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Various
Types of Map Editors and Gauges
This example shows some on/off
switces, a slide controller, a meter gauge, and instant graph
gauge and some animated map components (the gears - sorry,
doesn't show on the screen dump). |
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The
Sensatronics View
An example of the use of Map Gauges
and graph viewer to illustrate the current temperature and the
temperature history
The graph viewer is interactive and
allows you select range and zoom into details
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The
Managed Element View
The Managed Element View shows
discovered services, for the managed element.
Shows a combined managed element
properties dialog and map with a number of clickable
components representing individual services in a managed
element. |
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The Service Availability View
The Service Availability view displays the average availability graph and the down/up event graph for a specific service.
This sample is significantly exaggerated since it shows a test system going down/up several times a day.
The availability data is logged for any amount of time. You select a period to be shown interactively on the graph
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The
Windows Event Log Monitor View
The Windows Event Log enables you to
"peek" down into the Windows Event Log of a Windows Server
(2000,2003). It also generates alarms on specific types of
windows events. By defaul on Errors and Warnings.
Read also about "Windows OS
monitoring". |
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The Alarm
Log View
The Alarm log is a key component in
the Q3Browser user interface. It provides a wealth of features
for the Alarm operator to manage the alarm log. |
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The
Advanced context sensitive editor of managed
objects.
To enable interaction wit e.g. new
SNMP agents, you load an SNMP information model and then you
may browse and operate on the tables of the SNMP agent using
the generic object editor tool. |
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The Tree view.
Navigating structure of managed
objects with tree view browser.
All information objects, whether
internal or located in some managed element may be browsed
through the same tree view of the system. Even Windows Event
Logs may be browsed from here. |
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A
Customized Tree View
The Tree View may be customized for
customer preferred look and feel. That includes the icons to
be displayed, the (language dependent) labels and
right-mouse-button-menus.
User defined pop-up menus behavior may
be implemented through scripting. |
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Customized Java Resource View.
An example of a resource view for
management of ATM cross connects. |
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Customized Java Resource
View.
An example of a Resource view for
configuration of event forwarding discriminator.
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| The Incident
Manager.
Example of the use of dynamic server
page scripts to serve a web browser based user
interface |
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