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‎connector/doc/Brandywine_Communications_FDU-160i.md

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# Brandywine Communications FDU-160i
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This connector allows you to monitor and set different variables on the Brandywine FDU-160i device using SNMP.
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The FDU-160i is a signal distribution amplifier contained in a compact 1U rack-mount chassis, which is among others used in secure communication systems, satellite ground stations, digital television broadcasting, and systems requiring highly reliable frequency outputs. The system accepts two frequency inputs (typically 10 MHz). It provides automatic changeover if one of the online source inputs fails, and each input is capable of driving all sixteen outputs. Manual source selection override is available on the front panel or through the Ethernet interface.
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User control of the unit happens via a built-in web browser with graphical interface or directly through this connector via SNMP.
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## About
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### Version Info
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| Range | Features | Based on | System Impact |
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|--------------------|-----------------|----------|---------------|
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| 1.0.0.x [SLC Main] | Initial version | - | - |
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### Product Info
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| Range | Supported Firmware |
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| 1.0.0.x | - |
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### System Info
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| Range | DCF Integration | Cassandra Compliant | Linked Components | Exported Components |
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|---------|-----------------|---------------------|-------------------|---------------------|
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| 1.0.0.x | No | Yes | - | - |
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## Configuration
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### Connections
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#### SNMP Connection - Main
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This connector uses a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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SNMP CONNECTION:
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- **IP address/host**: The polling IP or URL of the destination.
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- **IP port**: The IP port of the destination.
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SNMP Settings:
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- **Get community string**: The community string used when reading values from the device (default: *public*).
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- **Set community string**: The community string used when setting values on the device (default: *private*).
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### Web Interface
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The web interface is only accessible when the client machine has network access to the product.
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## How to use
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### General
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The General page contains information about the device: the Serial Number, Product Name, Version, and Location.
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### Reference and Inputs
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On this page, you can view and change the configuration of the reference data and input data, including the thresholds and volt unit selection.
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### Output Status
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This page displays status information for output data.
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### Output Config
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This page allows you to configure the different output ports (1-16) as well as their alarm thresholds.
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### Traps
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This page contains a table with the trap configuration.
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### Offsets
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This page allows the user to configure offsets based on time and units.
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### Configuration
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On this page, you can configure IP addresses and view the currently configured IP addresses.

‎connector/doc/EasyTools_Content_Management_Platform.md

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### General Page
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This page displays the server **System ID, Version, Vendor, Time,** **Name**, and **IP Address** (which represents the polling IP), as well as the **Total Memory, Memory Cache, Free Memory**, and **Memory Buffers.**
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This page displays the server **System ID**, **Version**, **Vendor**, **Time**, **Name**, and **IP Address** (which represents the polling IP), as well as the **Total Memory, Memory Cache, Free Memory**, and **Memory Buffers.**
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This page displays information regarding the **Configured** **Functions,** **Configured Operations**, and **Operation Transcode AAC** that are created in the device.
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This page displays information regarding the **Configured Functions**, **Configured Operations**, and **Operation Transcode AAC** that are created in the device.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you want alarms to be triggered for datetime parameters such as the Last Up/Down columns, you will need to calculate the numeric value for a specific date and use that in the alarm template.
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# Generic Virtual Embedder
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This is a virtual connector that initializes DCF connections at startup. It has no data pages.
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## About
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### Version Info
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| Range | Features | Based on | System Impact |
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| 1.0.0.x [SLC Main] | Initializes DCF connections at startup. | - | - |
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## Configuration
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### Connections
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#### Virtual Connection - Main
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This connector uses a virtual connection and does not require any input during element creation.
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## How to use
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This is a virtual connector that initializes DCF connections at startup.
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The connector does not have any data pages.

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| 1.2.5.x [Obsolete] | Corrected Endpoints table to reflect the correct column names for Descriptor Description, Descriptor Label and FDescriptor Label data. | No | Yes |
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| 1.2.6.x | InterApp communication upgraded on QAction 9000000. All external integrations that communicate with this connector will need to upgrade their own InterApp communication. <br>Following methods need to be upgraded: <br>- Message.Send(); <br>- InterAppCallFactory.CreateFromRaw() | No | Yes |
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| 1.2.7.x [Obsolete] | InterApp code moved to NuGets. Minimum required DataMiner version: 10.0.10.x | No | Yes |
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| 1.2.8.x [SLC Main] | Performance improvements. General code review fixes. | No | Yes |
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| 1.2.8.x | Performance improvements. General code review fixes. | No | Yes |
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| 1.3.0.x [SLC Main] | Endpoint for authentication changed to endpoint api/_session for authentication in version 9.22. The endpoint cdb/_session is deprecated. | No | Yes |
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# Sencore CRD 4900
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Sencore CRD 4900 is a high-density modular frame designed to accommodate up to 20 cards of the openGear Multi-Definition product family.
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This connector contains information about the frame and its overall status (temperature, power supply, buzzer, etc.).
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No information about the specific cards can be retrieved through the Frame SNMP agent, nor is this provided in the MIB. Instead, individual elements representing the cards can be created if the appropriate connectors are available.
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## About
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| Range | Key Features | Based on | System Impact |
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| 1.0.0.x [SLC Main] | Initial version | - | - |
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## Configuration
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This connector uses a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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SNMP CONNECTION:
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- **IP address/host**: The polling IP or URL of the destination.
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- **IP port**: The IP port of the destination (default: *161*).
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- **Bus address**: The bus address of the device (default: *byPassProxy*).
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This page displays general information about the frame, such as the **Version**, **Location**, **Contact**, etc.
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### Network
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This page contains the network detail parameters, such as **IP Address**, **Gateway**, etc.
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### Time
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This page contains the time detail parameters, such as **NTP Server IP Address**, **Date Time Mode**, etc.
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This page contains the trap configuration events. Here you can configure whether a trap is sent out when a particular event happens.

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# Skyline Health Check Manager
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DMA systems have some resources like Disk Space, Memory Management, Boot Time, and more, that require systematic checks to ensure that the system has no ongoing issues and its performance is not affected.
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Skyline Health Check Manager helps with these checks, with features to schedule subscription- and script-based tests on system and element parameters.
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## About
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Skyline Health Check Manager helps users with system checks of resources in a single window pane, with predefined threshold, element, and index filtering. It includes the following features:
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- Map standalone and table column parameters of any protocol and any protocol version to a subscription.
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- Add, edit, or delete tests based on Automation scripts or subscriptions, which need to meet certain thresholds based on a set of available operations.
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- View all test results in a single pane of information in a table with details about failures.
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- Configure a schedule to run the tests with daily, weekly, and monthly options.
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Make sure the **HealthCheckTableManager** Automation script is available in the DMS.
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## How to use
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This page displays an overview of the test results over time, including the **Total Number Of Tests**, **Failure Rates**, and **Last Tests Date**.
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#### Test Configuration Table
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In the Test Configuration Table, you can create tests based on **Automation scripts** or **subscriptions** based on the Parameter Subscription table:
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When the tests run, all enabled tests will be displayed in this table, with some information like Test Name, Failure Rate, Success and Failure count, details about failed tests, and the time of the test.
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- **Email Addresses**: Allows you to provide a list of emails that will receive a report of the test run, similar to the results table.
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- **Recurrence**: Allows you to view and edit the recurrence set for the scheduled test runs, with *Daily*, *Weekly*, and *Monthly* options. You can always see when the next test run is due.
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- **Execute Tests**: You can start the execution of any tests even if it is not the scheduled time for the next run. This option will run all enabled tests and send the report emails.

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