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MG-SOFT Net Inspector — Reference Manual
Client Preferences Dialog Box
Show memory usage in status bar (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, the main window status bar displays the amount of
memory used and the total amount of memory available to the Net Inspector Client.
Show only one object properties window (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, only one object Properties window can be open at a time.
Otherwise, more than one Properties window can be displayed at the same time, each
showing properties of a different object.
Show server localization (code page) in status bar (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, the main window status bar indicates the code page the
Net Inspector Server which the Client is connected to is using, i.e., “EN” for English
(US), or “SL” for Slovenian. Note that this determines the set of characters that can be
used in Net Inspector Client and in the file system on which Net Inspector runs
(characters used for naming folders and files). Characters from the English code page
can be used regardless of the Net Inspector Server localization (code page used),
while international characters can be used only if the server uses the corresponding
code page. For example, if localization is “SL”, only characters from the Slovenian and
English code page may be used.
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Show warning when input characters do not match server code page (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, a warning message box is displayed if you attempt to input
characters not found in the English (US) code page or the code page used by Net
Inspector Server (if different from English (US)).
Show warning when disabling objects (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, a warning message box is displayed when you disable
(stop monitoring) managed objects. The warning message notifies you that by
disabling objects, their alarm information may be lost.
Show link traffic (checkbox)
If this checkbox is checked, the thickness and color of lines connecting managed objects
automatically change, visualizing the current connection status (up or down) and traffic
(data throughput and interface in/out utilization). The width of a connection line
automatically increases with increasing connection data throughput (bitrate) and its color
automatically changes from black to pale red with increasing link utilization. If a link is
down, the color of the connection line is pure red.
The status and traffic is shown only for connections between those objects that
support SNMP MIB-II Interfaces table and for which the endpoint interfaces are known.
Displaying the status and traffic can also be enabled or disabled by enabling or disabling
the Interface nodes option available in the Graphics toolbar.
Maximum value for connection traffic: X Mbps (input line)
Integer value that defines the maximum link speed in the monitored network (e.g.,
100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps, …). For example, if this value is set to 100 Mbps, the
thickest connection line will be displayed when the corresponding traffic (either
inbound or outbound data throughput) reaches 80 Mbps.
Max. number of events/alarm per page in Search tab (input line)
Integer value that defines the maximum number of events or alarms per page shown
in the Search tab in the Events window.
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