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2 MDS NETview MS™ User’s Guide MDS 05-2973A01, Rev. C

All SNMP traps from NETview are sent to the TrapTracker Viewer

database (included with the NETview program suite) for historical

archiving. Users can access this data at any time to examine the events

leading up to a failure or change in network performance.

1.2 Types of Users

The NETview program is aimed at two primary users—SCADA/telem-

etry personnel at small to mid-sized organizations, and large-scale users

in the Telecommunications industry. For SCADA/telemetry users, the

program provides a stand-alone tool for essential, centralized network

management functions with minimal cost and training requirements.

For large-scale users with hundreds, or even thousands of radios

deployed, NETview offers a tool that can be integrated with existing

network management products, such as HP Openview and TeMIP. In

these cases, NETview will complement the generic functions of these

products with MDS-specific applications.

For all users, NETview adds value by reducing network downtime and

minimizing the need to send technicians out to the field. NETview also

provides a rich set of tools specifically tailored for monitoring and con-

trolling MDS radios.

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Figure 2. Two examples of radios that are compatible with

NETview—LEDR II (left) and MDS iNET 900 Transceiver. The

program also functions with other IP-connected equipment.

NOTE:

While NETview provides valuable assistance in monitoring

the performance of radio systems, it is not intended to be a

substitute for calibrated test equipment.

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