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- SNMP support
- Supports trap reception
for SNMPv1, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 traps.
- SNMPv3 authentication using MD5 or SHA.
- SNMPv3 privacy encryption using DES.
- Hierarchical
view
- Map
style hierarchical view of the monitored devices with visual status
indications and status propagation.
- Agent status monitor
- Monitors whether the agent
is active and if there is a communication path to the monitored
device.
- Notifies when the agent undergoes a restart even when
the relevant trap was lost.
- Visual
indications
- Open an alert window displaying text based on the values of
the trap
variables.
- Add a log entry with a description based on the values of
the trap variables
- Change the color coded status indications for the
symbols in the maps.
- Audible indication
- Play a sound stored as a WAV file.
- External
interface
- Execute a program or a shell with
parameters based on the values of the trap variables.
Store trap data in an ODBC database.
Send an e-mail.
Forward the trap to another network management station.
- Event log
- View of all event which were logged either by user
configuration or automatic logging of status changes.
Sort and filter functionality by time, severity and category.
An acknowledgment status helps to track whether an event was handled.
- Auto discovery
- A subnet based discovery
algorithm.
- MIB
browser
- The browser provides "raw" access to read and modify the
SNMP data in the agent.
- MIB tables can be displayed as tables.
- Graph utility to monitor agent data.
- Open sourced GUI
- The GUI is designed using XUL, CSS, and
Javascript. The sources are available as part of the application and
can freely be changed in order to customize the application's GUI to
any
specific need.
- Trap handler integration API
- Additional trap handlers can be implemented in any language
in which you can create XPCOM components,
mainly Javascript and C++.
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