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The end results are quite nice, the initial results of your scan will have your initial subnet or seed device in the middle of the map.īranching out from there you will see any discovered subnets and discovered devices.

So let’s kick off the scan and see what Intermapper finds. You can also divide the scan a bit more by defining what kind of devices you want to automatically add to the map, this can be very nifty especially if you have larger subnets with a large number of client devices. This is not a show stopper by any means, just something I stumbled upon while scanning various devices and subnets. This can make network discovery a little interesting if you do not have a standardized SNMP schema. The acknowledgement message, along with the login name and IP address of the person who acknowledges the device, are written to the Event Log file creating a record of what happened.One interesting little caveat, is that you can only define a single SNMPv2c Community or SNMPv3 user per scan.It stops subsequent repeated notifications.The icon turns blue to indicate that it has been acknowledged.Choose Monitor This is convenient when a lot of events occur at one time. You can also select multiple devices, or all devices on a map (Ctl/Cmd-A) and acknowledge them together.When you acknowledge a device’s condition, it is still down, but the icon will turn blue to show that someone has taken responsibility for it.

Intermapper allows you to acknowledge a device.

If you can’t correct the problem right away, it becomes difficult to notice when new problems occur. This makes it easy to see where the trouble is. When Intermapper detects a problem, it changes the color of the icon of the affected device to yellow, orange, or red, depending on the severity. In the Sounds menu, uncheck the Play Sound Notifications box. Change to List View using View Preferences. The Demo Main Map window defaults to Map View.Right-click on a link and open the status window to see detailed information about the traffic traveling on that link/interface.This shows detailed information about the device, including its name, address, uptime, and more. Right-click the device icon for the Corporate Primary Router.Double-click a map’s name to open the map in its own window. Map List window: This window shows all the maps that are available on your Intermapper server. To open it, go to Window > Charts > Internet Bandwidth.

Strip chart window: This window shows traffic flowing through all your links.

A yellow or orange halo behind the link signifies when traffic exceeds 50% or 90%, respectively.

Traffic ants: Dotted lines along the links indicate the level of traffic flowing on those links.

Links: The links (straight lines) connecting the offices represent a physical connection between them.

The color of the icon represents the most serious condition within that map: green is good, yellow is a warning, orange is an alarm, and blinking red means something is down. Clicking on each office location brings up that office’s submap.

Icons: The Demo Main Map has several icons representing different office locations throughout a city.

Although this map has fictitious data, it will give you a feel for the components of an Intermapper map, including: When the initial splash screen opens, click Try Our Demo Maps, and the main demo map will pop up. Within minutes, you will see your network on the screen as it exists in real life-and you can personalize the look and feel to your liking. Map any IP-enabled device through autodiscovery.