MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide

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1 Titlepage MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide SPECTRUM Enterprise Manager Network Management

2 Notice Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. (Aprisma) reserves the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document without prior notice. The reader should in all cases consult Aprisma to determine whether any such changes have been made. The hardware, firmware, or software described in this manual is subject to change without notice. IN NO EVENT SHALL APRISMA, ITS EMPLOYEES, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AGENTS, OR AFFILIATES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS) ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS MANUAL OR THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN IT, EVEN IF APRISMA HAS BEEN ADVISED OF, KNOWN, OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN, THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Copyright June 2000 by Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. Order Number: Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. 121 Technology Way Durham NH SPECTRUM, thespectrum IMT/VNM logo, DCM, IMT, and VNM are registered trademarks, and SpectroGRAPH, SpectroSERVER, Inductive Modeling Technology, Device Communications Manager, and Virtual Network Machine are trademarks of Aprisma or its affiliates. C++ is a trademark of American Telephone and Telegraph, Inc. UNIX is a trademark of UNIX System Laboratories, Inc. OSF/Motif and Motif are trademarks of the Open Software Foundation, Inc. XWindowSystemis a trademark of X Consortium, Inc. Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corporation. Virus Disclaimer Aprisma makes no representations or warranties to the effect that the Licensed Software is virusfree. Aprisma has tested its software with current virus checking technologies. However, because no anti-virus system is 100% reliable, we strongly caution you to write protect and then verify that the Licensed Software, prior to installing it, is virus-free with an anti-virus system in which you have confidence. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 2

3 Restricted Rights Notice (Applicable to licenses to the United States Government only.) 1. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc., 121 Technology Way, Durham, New Hampshire (a) This computer software is submitted with restricted rights. It may not be used, reproduced, or disclosed by the Government except as provided in paragraph (b) of this Notice or as otherwise expressly stated in the contract. (b) This computer software may be: (1) Used or copied for use in or with the computer or computers for which it was acquired, including use at any Government installation to which such computer or computers may be transferred; (2) Used or copied for use in a backup computer if any computer for which it was acquired is inoperative; (3) Reproduced for archival or backup purposes; (4) Modified, adapted, or combined with other computer software, provided that the modified, combined, or adapted portions of the derivative software incorporating restricted computer software are made subject to the same restricted rights; (5) Disclosed to and reproduced for use by support service contractors in accordance with subparagraphs (b) (1) through (4) of this clause, provided the Government makes such disclosure or reproduction subject to these restricted rights; and (6) Used or copied for use in or transferred to a replacement computer. (c) Notwithstanding the foregoing, if this computer software is published copyrighted computer software, it is licensed to the Government, without disclosure prohibitions, with the minimum rights set forth in paragraph (b) of this clause. (d) Any other rights or limitations regarding the use, duplication, or disclosure of this computer software are to be expressly stated in, or incorporated in, the contract. (e) This Notice shall be marked on any reproduction of this computer software, in whole or in part. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 3

4 Contents Using MALT 6 Accessing MALT The MALT Menus 13 File Menu...13 Print...13 Page Setup...13 Print Selected...14 Print All...14 Window...14 Close...14 Edit Menu...15 Select All...15 View Menu...15 Show Toolbar...16 Show Toolbar Labels...16 Show Tool Tips...16 Show Status Help...17 Connection Status...17 Show Filter/Search Panel...18 Show Malt Info...19 System...20 Summary...21 Location...21 Device Notes...21 Sort...22 Column Order...23 Model Menu...24 Find Menu...24 Find MAC Address...24 Options Menu...24 Preferences...24 MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 4

5 Contents Contents Connection...25 Display...27 Clear User Preferences...29 Help Menu...29 What s This?...29 About MAC Address Locator Tool...29 Online Manuals...30 Index 31 MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 5

6 Using MALT This section describes how MALT finds models in SPECTRUM. The MAC Address Locator Tool (MALT) helps you locate devices and their connectivity to other devices on your network when you know the Physical or Media Access Control (MAC) address. MALT s main purpose is to find devices that are modeled in SPECTRUM that hear the MAC address that is entered in the MALT Find dialog box. MALT first attempts to find a model with the designated MAC address in the SpectroSERVER database, and if successful, will present the model name along with hub connection information. It then interrogates intelligent hubs in the SpectroSERVER database to determine the hub and port where the address is connected. Since there can be several paths to the same device, MALT presents a list of hubs and ports, arranged with the most likely port first. Note: Occasionally, if a target is on a multiple access segment and another hub hears the target across a MAC-layer bridge, that other hub may, in fact, hear fewer addresses on its port than the directly connected hub. This is due to the bridge s address filters. This happens very rarely since hub ports connected to bridges typically hear many addresses, but to handle these cases, the list provided by MALT should be considered a list of most likely hubs and it may be necessary to sort it manually. Accessing MALT Access MALT from the Topology view by opening the Tools menu and selecting MALT (see Figure 1). The Find dialog box as well as the MALT s Main window will open. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 6

7 Using MALT Accessing MALT Figure 1: Accessing MALT From Tools Menu File Edit Tools Bookmarks Help Options... Alarm Manager AR System Gateway AutoDiscovery Client View Data Export Event Log MibTools MALT Performance View Reports SANM Policy Administrator Search Manager SpectroRx User Editor MALT: Find MAC Address Locator Tool: Main File Edit View Model Find Options Select All ar1 SN GnSNMPDev System Summary Location MAC Address Heard On Help Sort Order Ping Find Telnet MibTools What s This? Enter a MAC-Address to Find: Port Active No. (eg? 0.0.1d.c.05.f1 or Cabletron c.05.f1) Device Notes Category Model Name Model Type Network Address MODELED mmcss52-5 SmartSwRtr HEARD CSI_ELS HEARD E122_ Port Activity Bridges/Switches Vendors OK Clear OK Cancel Clear Cancel What s This? MALT:Vendors Search Shown PREV NEXT Displayed 0 Displays Status and Help Information. Server Cabletron Calypso_Softw Calypso_Softw Calypso_Softwa Cascade_Comm Cayman_Rtr Chem_Abstracts CinBelInfoSys CinBelInfoSys Corning Cross_Comm Filter OK Next Cancel MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 7

8 Using MALT To find devices that are heard from the MAC address that you enter in the Find dialog box, highlight the device and open the Attribute Browser dialog box to find the MAC address for the device. (For more information on the Attribute Browser, see the SPECTRUM Views documentation.) Open the Find dialog box, as shown in Figure 1 on Page 7, and enter the MAC address. Figure 2 shows the result list of devices that heard this address. Figure 2: MALT: Find Result List Category Model Name Model Type Network Address Port Active No. MODELED mmcss52-5 SmartSwRtr HEARD CSI_ELS HEARD E122_ If you do not have a MAC address, click on the Vendors button in the Find dialog box. Select a vendor from the Vendors list. The MAC address for the vendor that you select will appear in the Find dialog box. The Find Result list shows both the device searched for (Modeled) and all Hub and Repeater ports where that device s MAC address is currently being heard. If you set the Bridges/Switches option, these ports will also be shown. The columns that are displayed on the Find Result List are described below: Category The Category column shows you if the MAC address is Modeled, Heard on, Connected to. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 8

9 Using MALT Heard On: The hub and port where the designated MAC address is connected. Since there can be several paths to the same device, MALT presents a list of hubs and ports, arranged with the port closest to the MAC address first. Connected to: The connections between the model with the designated MAC address and hubs modeled in the SpectroSERVER database. Modeled: The Model Name and Model Type Name of the model with the designated MAC address. Model Name This column shows the model name for the found device. Model Type This column shows the model type for the found device. Network Address This column shows the IP address SPECTRUM uses to communicate to the SNMP agent of the device. Port The Port column shows the board number and the port number of the port. Active No. The Active No. column shows zeros unless the Port Activity option is set when your Find is launched. If you do set this option, this column shows the total number of MAC addresses currently being heard on each found port. The only time a number will show up in this column is when a device is heard - the lower the number, the closer it is to the MAC address. Click once in the Active No. heading box to sort the entire list by this numerical data; ports showing the smallest total number of heard addresses will be nearest in proximity to your entered MAC address. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 9

10 Using MALT Task To Find a Device Using MALT 1. Select MALT. The MAC Address Locator Tool (MALT) Find dialog box is shown in Figure 3. Figure 3: MALT: Find Dialog Box MALT: Find Enter a MAC Address to Find: (eg 0.0.1d.c.05.f1 or Cabletron c.05.f1) Port Activity Bridges/Switches Vendors OK Clear Cancel What s This? The Find dialog box opens over the MALT main window. 2. Enter the MAC address for the device being sought and click on OK. MALT accepts MAC addresses in six hexadecimal bytes separated by delimiters (e.g., 0-1d fe-df) or vendor name followed by three hexadecimal bytes (e.g., Cisco-0.23.ab). The following conditions apply: MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 10

11 Using MALT A hexadecimal byte can be specified by one or two characters. For example, a (0a) can be specified as: 0a or a. Valid hex digits are 0-9 and a-f. The digits a-f can be specified in either upper or lower case (i.e., A or a ). MALT accepts the following delimiters for hexadecimal numbers;., :, and -. The period., and colon :, and dash - separators may be mixed in a given string. 3. If you do not have the MAC address, click on the Vendors button to display a Vendor list. When you select a vendor, the Manufacturer ID for the MAC address for that vendor will appear in the Find dialog box. The Manufacturer ID (for example, D) is written to the Find dialog box when a Vendor is selected. You must then enter the Sequential Address (for example, A3) for the MAC address that you want to find. The complete MAC address would be D A3. 4. MALT executes a search for the designated MAC address, with the results of the search displayed in the MAC Address Locator Tool: Main window (Figure 1). By default, MALT will only query the repeaters/hubs modeled in the SPECTRUM database. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 11

12 Using MALT 5. To expand your search, click on Bridges/Switches to include all layer 2 devices, and/or click on Port Activity to list the total number of ports heard on a given port. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 12

13 The MALT Menus This section describes the menus that can be accessed from the MALT application. There are seven menus available from the MALT Main Window. They are: File (Page 13) Edit (Page 15) View (Page 15) Model (Page 24) Find (Page 24) Options (Page 24) Help (Page 29) File Menu The File menu includes two items: Print and Close. Print The Print menu option has four items that you can select from: Page Setup, Print Selected, Print All, and Window. Page Setup Set up the page and choose Size, Margins, Orientation, Scaling, and Overlap for the items you want to print. Figure 4 shows the Print Page Setup dialog box for the MAC Address Locator Tool. Note: Windows NT does not have Scaling or Overlap. The inches are specified in the Margins field. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 13

14 Figure 4: Print Page Setup Dialog Box MAC Address Locator Tool: Print Page Setup Size Type: US Letter Width: Height: Scaling Scaling Mode: X Scaling (%): Y Scaling (%): Margins Left: Right: Top: Bottom: Orientation Units: Overlap Portrait Landscape inches Poster Layout X Overlap: Y Overlap: OK Cancel Print Selected The item that is highlighted in the MALT Find Result List will be sent to the printer. Print All The entire MALT Find Result List will be sent to the printer. Window The MALT Main window graphic will be sent to the printer. Close Exit the MALT Main window. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 14

15 Edit Menu The Edit menu has one item: Select All. Select All Click in the MALT Find Result List and click on Select All to view the entire list of devices that are listed in the MALT Find Result List. View Menu The Toolbar, the Tool Tips, the Status Help, and the Connection Status Information are activated from the View menu (see Figure 5). If you wish to activate each of these so that you can use the toolbar and view the toolbar labels, the tool tips, the status help, or the connection status information, be sure the button next to each selection on the View menu is selected (recessed). Figure 5: View Menu Selections File Edit MAC Address Locator Tool: Main View Model Find Options Help button will be recessed if selected View Show Toolbar Show Toolbar Labels Show Tool Tips Show Status Help Connection Status... Show Filter/Search Panel Show Malt Info Sort... Ctrl+S Column Order... Ctrl+O MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 15

16 Show Toolbar This option allows you to show or hide the toolbar icons. The Toolbar (shown in Figure 6) consists of eight icons that present an alternate way of activating the functions that are accessible from the menu bar. The toolbar will remain hidden until you select Show Toolbar. Figure 6: Show Toolbar MAC Address Locator Tool: Main File Select All Edit View Model Find Options Help Sort Order Find Ping Telnet MibTools What s This?? Show Toolbar Labels The Toolbar Labels identify the names of each of the toolbar icons. The toolbar button names are: Select All, Sort, Order, Find, Ping, Telnet, MibTools, and What s This?. To remove the Toolbar labels, shut off Show Toolbar Labels (button is up). Show Tool Tips This option allows you to show or hide the tool tips. When this option is selected, placing the mouse pointer on any of the toolbar icons will display a short description of the icon s function as shown in Figure 7. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 16

17 Figure 7: Show Tool Tips MAC Address Locator Tool: Main File Select All Edit View Model Find Options Help Sort Order Find Ping Telnet MibTools What s This? Rearrange, hide, or show columns? Show Status Help This option allows you to show or hide status help. As you move your mouse over an icon, the Status Help line displays a brief description of what the icon will do if you select it. When this option is selected, the Status Help line in the lower left corner of the main window will display a description of whichever icon the mouse pointer is positioned above. Connection Status This option opens the Connection Status dialog box (see Figure 8). You can also access this dialog box by clicking the Servers button in the bottom right corner of the MAC Address Locator Tool Main window. This dialog box records the state of the SpectroSERVER (if connection is up, SpectroSERVER is active) and the date and time the SpectroSERVER was terminated and reestablished. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 17

18 Figure 8: Connection Status MAC Address Locator Tool:Connection Status State Machine Service up sammy Landscape Connection Log for sammy Landscape Date/Time Message Apr 06 15:40:11 Connection reestablished Close Show Filter/Search Panel Click this button on to show the Filter/Search panel at the bottom of the main window. The Filter/Search button (see Figure 9) allows you to look for particular model information. You can enter text and/or numbers to locate a Model Name, Network Address, Port, Active Number, Category, or a Model Type. If you select Filter, only the model containing the string of numbers or text that you entered in the text area to the right of the button will be displayed in the Information Panel. If you select Search, the first model containing the string of numbers or text that you entered in the text area to the right of the button will be displayed. Then, using Next or Prev (Previous), you can view the next match or go back to a previous match. Next and Prev are used only with Search. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 18

19 Figure 9: Filter/Search Area Active No. Category Model Name Model Type Network Address Port Shown Search All Prev Next Filter Tip: If you have selected All from the Search Choice box and find that the search is taking too long, you might want to try narrowing your search by highlighting just one of the column selections (Active No., Category, Model Name, Model Type, Network Address, or Port) and then entering the search text in the text area. Show Malt Info Click this button on to show the information panel in the middle of the main window. The MALT Information Panel displays all the information that is relevant to the model with the MAC address that you entered at the Find dialog box. Each tabbed page on the Panel provides you with information that is from either a user-input attribute (for example, System Name) or from the Model Information view. All information is read-only, except for the Device Notes tabbed page. An example of the panel (see Figure 10) is shown below. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 19

20 Figure 10: MALT Information Panel Used with Device Notes only ar1 SNM P GnSNMPDev System Summary Location System Name Network Address IP Address Device Notes Description Contact Location OK Clear Cancel System The System tabbed page provides you with read only information for the model with the MAC address that you entered. System Name The system name of the model is obtained by reading the sysname attribute from the network entity. This value will be empty if the device is unreachable, since it is neither a memory nor a database attribute. Note: The System Name and the Model Name are different attributes. Network Address The SNMP management address for the network entity. Description System description of the model read from the device s system descriptor. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 20

21 Contact The person to contact regarding the device. Location Describes where the device is physically located. Summary The Summary tabbed page displays the MAC address and the MAC address name. This is a read-only field. Location The Location tabbed page provides you with the Topological, Physical, and Organizational location of the device model, and provides you with buttons that will access the corresponding SPECTRUM views that contain the device model. Device Notes The Device Notes tabbed page provides you with an area where you can record any changes or system information for the device. OK Click OK to save any information that you added in the Device Notes area. Clear After you enter Device Notes and they are saved by clicking OK, use the Clear button to remove the contents of the Device Notes. Cancel Click Cancel to clear notes from the Device Notes area and re-enter new notes. If you accidently clear notes, use Cancel to undo this action. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 21

22 Sort You can modify MALT to best suit your needs by selecting a column category (Model Name, Network Address, etc.) by which to sort models. You can sort on up to three columns at a time and order models in ascending or descending order. Figure 11: Sort Dialog Box Primary sort MAC Address Locator Tool: Sort Secondary sort Sort By: Tertiary sort Then By: Then By: OK Cancel Reset Clear You can sort by selecting View > Sort or by clicking the Sort icon button. The Sort dialog box, shown in Figure 11, appears. You can also sort by clicking in a column header. This automatically makes the selected column the primary sort as indicated by the small triangle next to the right column separator. Clicking this same column will reverse the sort order and the triangle will invert its position. Ascending and descending order are indicated by a triangle pointing up and down, respectively. Click in another column header and this becomes the primary sort, shifting the previously selected primary column to secondary. Click in a third column header and this becomes the primary sort. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 22

23 Note: Only three columns can be sorted on at a time. Column Order Click this item to open the Column Order dialog box (see Figure 12) where you can rearrange the items as they appear in the MALT Find Result List by moving them up or down in the Shown Order column. You can also choose to place a column item in the Hidden column so that they will not appear in the MALT Find Result List. Figure 12: Column Order Dialog Box Double-click item to move it to Hidden column, or use single arrows Double arrows move complete list to other column Shown Order Category Model Name Model Type Network Address Port Active No. MAC Address Locator Tool: Column Order Hidden Highlight item and use up/down arrows to change item order OK Cancel What s This? MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 23

24 Model Menu The Model menu includes the following items: Navigate, Alarms, Performance, Notes, Utilities, Information, Acknowledge, Device, Device Topology, Application, and Configuration. All of these items are available from the Icon Subviews menu and are described in the SPECTRUM Menus documentation. Find Menu The Find menu has one menu item: Find MAC Address. Find MAC Address This menu item will open the MALT: Find dialog box where you enter the MAC address to find devices that heard this address, as shown in the section, Using Malt. Options Menu The Options menu has two menu items: Preferences and Clear User Preferences. Preferences This menu selection opens the Preferences dialog box where you can change specific preference information for future use. Tabbed pages provide you with two selections. The first tabbed page, Connection, allows you to modify Connection information; the second tabbed page, Display, allows you to modify several of the features that are displayed in the MALT: Main window. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 24

25 Figure 13: Preferences Dialog Box - Connection Page MAC Address Locator Tool: Preferences Connection Display Connection Confirmation Interval (milliseconds) Connection Confirmation Timeout (milliseconds) Connection Retry Timeout (milliseconds) ConnectionTime Limit (milliseconds) Disable Queue Send Mail Queue Send Mail Response Timeout (milliseconds) Max Send Batch Size Make Changes Permanent OK Cancel Apply Defaults Current User: root What s This? Connection This tabbed page (see Figure 13) lets you view and modify the server/client connection parameters listed in Table 1. The default values are shown in parentheses. Field Table 1: Connection Confirmation Interval (60000ms/60 seconds) Connection Confirmation Timeout (60000ms/60 seconds) Connection Preferences Description The number of milliseconds between requests to the server asking if it is still responding. The number of milliseconds to wait for an answer from the server confirming it is still responding. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 25

26 Table 1: Field Connection Preferences (Continued) Description Connection Retry Timeout (20000) Connection Time Limit (milliseconds) Disable Queue Send (selected) Mail Queue Size (512) Mail Response Timeout (600000) Max Send Batch Size (512) Route Message Timeout (1000) Show SpectroSERVER Selection Dialog At Startup SpectroGRAPH Machine (defaultmachine) SpectroGRAPH Machine Port (0xbeaf) Unsolicited Queue Size (512) Time for the client to wait for SpectroSERVER to establish the initial connection before returning an error. The time limit for connecting to the server before the connection attempt is aborted. Disables queue to send request to the SpectroSERVER. Maximum number of outstanding Mail Service requests that an application can make. Minimum time (in milliseconds) Mail Service waits for response from SpectroSERVER before a request is canceled. Maximum number of requests that are batched together. Time (in milliseconds) to wait for landscape update before canceling requests that cannot be routed. Initial SpectroSERVER selection dialog for connections. Hostname on which the target SPECTRUM UI is running. TCP port number on which the SPECTRUM UI is accepting connections. Maximum number of unsolicited registrations supported. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 26

27 Display This tabbed page (see Figure 14) contains several buttons that are described in Table 2. Table 2: Display Preferences Field Enable Sort From Column Headers Filter/Search Delay (milliseconds) Iconify At Startup Save Column Widths Save Settings At Exit Save Shown Column Order Save Sorting Criteria Table Column Header Font Table Data Font Visible Rows Description Enable or disable sorting by clicking on column headers. The time delay after typing the last character in the table s local filter/search field to perform the specified filter or search. If selected, the main window is iconified at startup. Saves any changes made to column widths when MALT is exited. Saves any settings made to the View menu and Options menu when MALT is exited. Saves any changes made to column order and visibility when MALT is exited. Saves any changes made to the sorting criteria when MALT is exited. Font to display the Find List s column headers in. Font to display the Find List s data in. Indicates the number of rows to display in the Find List at startup. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 27

28 Figure 14: Preferences Dialog Box - Display Page MAC Address Locator Tool: Preferences Connection Display Enable Sort From Column Headers Filter/Search Delay (milliseconds) Iconify At Startup Save Column Widths Save Settings At Exit Save Shown Column Order Save Sorting Criteria Make Changes Permanent Current User: root OK Cancel Apply Defaults What s This? The buttons from the Preferences dialog box are described below: OK Click the Make Changes Permanent button and then click OK to save any changes you have made and to exit the dialog box and return to the MALT main window. Cancel Click Cancel to exit the Preferences dialog box and return to the MALT main window without making any changes. Apply Click Apply to save any changes you have made to the session you are working on. This dialog box will remain open so you can continue making MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 28

29 further changes. If these changes are for future use, click the Make Changes Permanent button before clicking OK to exit. Defaults Click Defaults if you have not saved and want to return to the original settings. What s This? Click What s This? to access the online context-sensitive help. Place the question mark that appears over the item that you want defined. Clear User Preferences This menu selection will immediately clear the user preferences for the application that is stored in the SpectroSERVER. It also removes the.prf file from the user s home directory. Help Menu The Help menu has three menu items: What s This?, About MAC Address Locator Tool, and Online Manuals. What s This? Click on this menu selection to access the What s This? help mode, indicated by a question mark added to the cursor. While in this mode, click on an area of the screen or a tool bar button to get brief help text on that item. About MAC Address Locator Tool Brings up a dialog box that identifies the MALT version number and displays a copyright warning message. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 29

30 Online Manuals You must have Acrobat Reader and the documentation CD loaded to open the documentation roadmap for all online manuals. MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 30

31 Index E Edit Menu 15 Select All 15 F File Menu 13 Print 13 Page Setup 13 Print All 14 Print Selected 14 Window 14 Filter/Search button 18 Find a Device Using MALT 10 Find MAC Address Active No. 9 Category 8, 24 Model Name 9 Model Type 9 Network Address 9 Port 9 Find Menu 24 Find MAC Address 8, 24 H Help Menu 29 About Event Configuration Editor 29 About MAC Address Locator Tool 29 Online Manuals 30 What s This? 29 M MAC Address 6 MALT Find Result List 8 MALT Menus 13 Model Menu 24 N narrowing your search 19 O Options Menu 24 Clear User Preferences 29 Preferences 24 Apply 28 Cancel 28 Connection 25 Defaults 29 Display 27 OK 28 What s This? 29 P Preferences Connection 25 Display 28 Print Page Setup 13 MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 31

32 Index Index R Restricted Rights Notice 3 Show Tool Tips 16 Show Toolbar 16 Show Toolbar Labels 16 Sort 22 S Search Next 18 Prev 18 Show Information Panel Device Notes 21 Cancel 21 Clear 21 OK 21 Location 21 Summary 21 System 20 Contact 21 Description 20 Location 21 Network Address 20 System Name 20 T Task Find a Device Using MALT 10 trademarks 2 V View Menu 15 Column Order 22 Connection Status 17 Show Filter/Search Panel 18 Show Malt Info 19 Show Status Help 17 MAC Address Locator Tool User s Guide Page 32