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--- navscreenshots [2014/05/08 14:21] – Replaced more screenshots lizter
+++ navscreenshots [2014/05/08 14:27] (current) – Reworked some text to reflect the screenshot changes lizter
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 ====== The network explorer ======
 The network explorer complements the traffic map. It does not show load, nor does it show layer 3 topology, but it has
-a superior overview of the layer 2 network. You can explore the network by clicking on a router interface or switch port in interest and thus open a new branch to the tree. You may also search for a node in the network. In the example we have searched for
+a superior overview of the layer 2 network. You can explore the network by clicking on a router interface or switch port in interest and thus open a new branch to the tree. You may also search for a node in the network. You may do searches as well, for example for an entire vlan, or all equipment in a room/area and more.
-the server 'ludvig'. The server was found and the relevant part of the topology was expanded to illustrate the path to
-the server. You may do other searches as well, for example for an entire vlan, or all equipment in a room/area and more.
 {{screenshot:4.0:network_explorer.png?1000|}}
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 view of the operational status of IT operations!
-The screen shot below shows a listing of historic messages:
+The screen shot below shows an archived message:
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 meaning NAV will not send any alarms regarding the device.
-The screen shot below shows a listing of historic maintenance tasks:
+The screen shot below shows an archived maintenance task:
 {{screenshot:4.0:maintenance.png?1000|}}
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 The example shows the tab for registering a particular error event:
-The screenshot is outdated, please FIXME
 {{screenshot:4.0:devicehistory.png?1000|}}
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 {{screenshot:4.0:seeddb_addip.png?1000|}}
-You may of course delete or edit the seed information you input. Here is an example where you can edit the known
-list of equipment types with corresponding data:
-{{screenshot:3.3:edittypes.png|}}
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 and structured in a dedicated database. The syslog analyzer tool serves as a front end to this database and gives you a
 structured interface to all the collected syslog messages.
-The syslog analyzer is ported to NAV v3, but our example installation has no data at the time of writing.
-The included example is therefore from a NAV v2 installation:
 {{screenshot:4.0:syslog.png?1000|}}