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Managing Routers Using the HTTP Server

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You see a multiframe window when you specify a device in your browser’s

location field or when you click on the Summary folder icon, then on the Info icon

in the navigational frame.

• Banner -- The top frame shows the Bay Networks logo and the device type.

The banner also identifies the device by name, specifies its physical location

and IP address, and lists the name of the contact person responsible for that

device. The IP address is a link that you can click on to establish a Telnet

connection to the device.

• Navigational frame -- The frame on the left contains links to each monitored

function. Initially, these links are all folders. The folders (and the documents

they contain) in the navigational frame are active links to device information.

• Display frame -- The large frame on the lower right side displays the retrieved

web data.

Navigating the HTTP Server Interface

The navigational frame contains the following expandable folders:

• Summary -- System information, hardware status, PROM information,

software image information, system resource information, and system task

information

• Fault -- Circuit alerts and the event log

• Statistics -- Services, ports, and protocols

• Support -- Help, release notes, technical manuals, and customer support links

Click on each folder in turn to display the information for the device you are

monitoring.

• To show the types of data a folder contains, click on the folder icon. The

folder opens, revealing document icons representing the types of data within

that folder.

• To view a specific data type within a folder, click on its document icon.

• To close (that is, collapse) a folder’s contents, click again on the folder icon.

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