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an attribute New Device to the value TRUE. NL Type is a built-in
attribute which is always set to the network type of a device. This
means that every IP device is assigned the attribute New Device with a
value of TRUE.
■ Because of the while loop in the program, the program keeps
assigning attributes for devices until Traffix Manager is finished with it.
By replacing this simple loop with your own code, you can write a
program which assigns your own attributes to devices using your own
algorithm.
GetAttribute returns the value of any attribute which has already
been assigned, for example, NL Address and NL Type. See “Predefined
Attributes” on page 40 for a list of attributes which are automatically
assigned by Traffix Manager. If you have other attribute lookup programs
running, you may also use GetAttribute to get an attribute value
assigned by another program.
Writing and Building
Your Own Attribute
Lookup Program
To build your own attribute lookup program, you should copy one of the
example programs and modify it. You can also look at these programs for
more examples of how to write attribute lookup programs. There are 6
example programs supplied, as shown in Table 20
.
Table 20 Example Programs
Name Language Description
fileattrs
C Complex program which parses a text file and uses
it to assign attributes (see “Using the fileattrs
Program” on page 140).
nbtlookup
C Example program which uses NetBios Status
messages to find out the names of users who are
currently logged on to the Windows system.
country
C Simple example program which assigns an
attribute country based on DNS name.
template
C Empty attribute program which does nothing, but
which contains all the necessary project files,
source files and include files to build an attribute
lookup program.
dblookup
Visual Basic Complex program which assigns attributes based
on the contents of a spreadsheet or database (see
“Using the dblookup Program”
on page 142).
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- Transcend 1
- User Guide 1
- 3Com Corporation 2
- 5400 Bayfront Plaza 2
- Santa Clara, California 2
- 95052-8145 2
- CONTENTS 3
- 3 COLLECTING DATA 4
- 9 USING EVENT RULES 5
- 10 VIEWING EVENTS 6
- 11 OVERVIEW OF REPORTING 6
- 12 REPORT TYPES 7
- C AGGREGATING DEVICES 8
- D USING THE SUBNETSDB FILE 8
- F SUPPORTED RMON-2 DEVICES 8
- I USING RMON-1 AGENTS 9
- K TECHNICAL SUPPORT 9
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 11
- BOUT THIS GUIDE 12
- Table 2 Notice Icons 13
- Table 3 Text Conventions 13
- Terminology Used 14
- Related 14
- Documentation 14
- Comments 15
- Year 2000 16
- Compliance 16
- GETTING STARTED WITH TRAFFIX 17
- TRAFFIX MANAGER OVERVIEW 19
- Features of Traffix 20
- How Does Traffix 21
- Manager Work? 21
- Strategy for New 23
- LAUNCHING TRAFFIX MANAGER 25
- THE FIRST TIME 25
- Stopping Traffix 28
- About the Main 28
- Main Window 29
- Reference 29
- HOW TRAFFIX MANAGER WORKS 33
- COLLECTING DATA 35
- 36 CHAPTER 3: COLLECTING DATA 36
- RMON Overview 37 37
- How Traffix 38
- Manager Discovers 38
- Network Devices 38
- Using RMON-2 38
- GROUPING NETWORK DEVICES IN 39
- ■ The MAC address matches a 41
- Groupings 43 43
- ■ NL Type 44
- ■ Subnet 44
- Groupings 45 45
- RUNNING TRAFFIX MANAGER 47
- AFTER THE FIRST TIME 49
- CONFIGURING AGENTS FOR DATA 51
- COLLECTION 51
- Finding Agents for 52
- Data Collection 52
- MAIN WINDOW 57
- Working with 58
- Objects in the Main 58
- Displaying Network 59
- Traffic Data 59
- Protocols 61
- Applications and 61
- Favorites 61
- TCP port 63
- DISPLAYING TRAFFIC IN GRAPHS 65
- Using the Graph 66
- Using the Launch 67
- Graph Dialog Box 67
- USING EVENT RULES 71
- Predefined Event 72
- Examples of Event 73
- HAPTER 9: USING EVENT RULES 74
- Configuring Event 75
- Using Event Rules 77 77
- Using Event Rules 79 79
- VIEWING EVENTS 81
- Figure 12 Event List 82
- Figure 13 Filter dialog box 83
- 84 CHAPTER 10: VIEWING EVENTS 84
- Viewing and 85
- Managing Selected 85
- Forwarding Events 86
- 88 CHAPTER 10: VIEWING EVENTS 88
- OVERVIEW OF REPORTING 89
- 00:00 12:00 24:00 90
- Raw data 90
- Overview 91 91
- Figure 17 Report Manager 92
- Managing Reports 93 93
- Managing Reports 95 95
- Strategy for 97
- Reporting 97
- Effects of Grouping 98
- REPORT TYPES 99
- Connection Activity 100
- Device Activity 101
- Group Activity 102
- Segment Activity 103
- HAPTER 12: REPORT TYPES 104
- Top N Connections 105
- Top N Devices 107
- Top N Groups 109
- Top N Segments 110
- APPENDICES AND INDEX 113
- TROUBLESHOOTING TRAFFIX 115
- Troubleshooting 116
- DATABASE MANAGEMENT USING 121
- TRAFFIX CONTROL PANEL 121
- Overview of 122
- Database 122
- Applications 122
- Upgrading Traffix 126
- Manager 2.0 126
- 3Com directory using 127
- AGGREGATING DEVICES 129
- Default Aggregation 131 131
- and office.acme.com 131
- USING THE SUBNETSDB FILE 133
- Table 18 Subnet Masks 134
- Using the SubnetsDB File 135 135
- AUTOMATIC ATTRIBUTE 137
- ASSIGNMENT 137
- Contents of the 138
- User-defined 138
- Attributes 138
- Configuration File 138
- Performing 140
- Attribute 140
- Assignment 140
- Using the fileattrs 140
- Using the dblookup 142
- Table 19 lookup_2 143
- Writing your own 145
- Table 20 Example Programs 147
- AttrLooktest.exe in 150
- SUPPORTED RMON-2 DEVICES 151
- CONFIGURING 3COM 153
- STANDALONE RMON-2 AGENTS 153
- Setting the 154
- Operational Mode 154
- Standalone 154
- RMON-2 Agents 154
- 158 CHAPTER H: DHCP 158
- USING RMON-1 AGENTS 159
- RMON AND SNMP TABLES 161
- RETRIEVAL 161
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT 163
- PPENDIX K: TECHNICAL SUPPORT 164
- ■ Hostname: ftp.3com.com 164
- ■ Username: anonymous 164
- Support from Your 165
- Network Supplier 165
- ■ Diagnostic error messages 166
- Returning Products 167
- GLOSSARY 169
- 170 GLOSSARY 170
- GLOSSARY 171 171
- 172 GLOSSARY 172
- GLOSSARY 173 173
- 174 GLOSSARY 174
- NDEX 177 177
- NDEX 179 179
- NDEX 181 181
- NDEX 183 183
- 184 INDEX 184
- Traffix 185
- Manager 3.0 for Windows NT 185
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