The Available Interfaces page includes the following options and information for routers.
Attempts to poll the interfaces for the router by using the settings that are displayed. You can use this option in troubleshooting to test SNMP connectivity. If the SNMP Profile value is missing, the test always fails.
Looks for an SNMP profile to use for polling the router's interfaces. You can use the Discover option if the SNMP Profile value is missing and you do not know which profile to use.
Sends updated polling and interface information to the poller. Click the Refresh option after a successful Discover or Test operation.
Control whether the interface (or router and its interfaces) is allowed to send flow to CA Network Flow Analysis, as described in Enable or Disable Interfaces.
Removes the router and its interfaces from the system, as described in Delete Routers from the System.
Standard Page Options
Router Columns
Status indicator to show whether the most recent regular polling attempt was successful:
IP address of the router.
Name of the router.
Name of the SNMP profile that was used in the most recent successful polling attempt. If this profile is not successful in the next polling attempt, the poller uses the next available profile until polling succeeds. In this case, the SNMP Profile value is updated. If polling fails for all of the profiles, the SNMP Profile value is blank and the Last Poll status indicator is red.
Number of interfaces for the router.
Number of enabled interfaces for the router.
IP address of the parent Harvester for the router.
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