Ca spectrum oneclick user manual

Grant a User All Privileges by Designating It a Super User As the OneClick administrator, you can easily grant all possible privileges and access to a given user. To do this you can designate that user as a super user. A super user in CA Spectrum is a user that has all possible CA Spectrum privileges and access in OneClick.  · The following workflow describes how CA Spectrum monitors alarms: 1. CA Spectrum polls the modeled network elements and updates the status of each element in the SpectroSERVER database. 2. CA Spectrum generates an alarm when it receives a trap from the network, or when it detects a critical status change in a network model. In the OneClick. Network Modeling in CA Spectrum (see page 13) OneClick Topologies (see page 13) Icons in Topology Views (see page 20) You model devices in your network through Discovery or manual modeling. During modeling, CA Spectrum automatically determines the functionality of each device and and is initially set to the OneClick user who created it.

Provides an additional copy of the user's guide, the calibration guide, and the quick reference guide. Option Service Guide and Component-Level Information Describes troubleshooting and repair of the spectrum analyzer. Option consists of two manuals: HP E-Series and L-Series Spectrum Analyzers, and HP C Cable TV Analyzer;. To operate a Spectrum One or Spectrum One NTS you will need TCP/IP protocols established on the PC (see. Appendix I - Configuring TCP/IP Communication. on page 68). We recommend that you do not install Spectrum ES Software until this has been set up. NOTE: TCP/IP addresses are not relevant for the Spectrum GX. Previous versions of IR Software. The following are some Restful examples for managing Spectrum Users. Using a RESTful client, connect to the OneClick server as per the following URLs.

With the integration of CA Spectrum r and CA Performance Center v, events that CA Spectrum polls for are specified in an XML file. Based on the contents of the default XML file, CA Spectrum polls for ThresholdViolation events automatically. If you do not modify the XML file, information is obtained from the Event Manager database. After upgrading to CA Spectrum and enabling the CA EEM integration, user is unable to login in OneClick web page, with it continuously cycling through asking for username and password. Errors similar to the following can be found in the log file. Chapter 1: CA Spectrum Control Panel 11 Access the CA Spectrum Control Panel To access the CA Spectrum Control Panel on the SpectroSERVER host, you can take the following steps: Windows: Click Start, Programs, CA, CA Spectrum Control Panel. Solaris: Select Control Panel from the list of items on the CA Spectrum menu.