Table of Contents
index
- adding
- device support packages 2-23
- user accounts
- using the CWW desktop 2-3
- using WhatsUp Gold 2-6
- admin accounts, settings for 2-11
- alert notification, configuring in WhatsUp Gold 2-21
- alerts, creating 2-14
- applications, launching 2-28
- CiscoView, from the desktop 2-31
- using WhatsUp Gold
- from a remote client 2-33
- from the server 2-32
- WhatsUp Gold, launching
- from a remote client 2-29
- from the server 2-28
- from the server using the desktop 2-29
- from the server using the Windows Start menu 2-29
- applications, navigating 2-35
- audience for this document ix
- browser problems, troubleshooting 6-10
- cautions, significance of xi
- CCO
- device packages, manually selecting from 2-24
- CD-ROM, obtaining documentation on a xiii
- Cisco.com
- accessing xv
- features and services xv
- ordering documentation from xiv
- CiscoView 3-1
- components, selecting multiple 3-13
- debugging, FAQ about 6-6
- device packages, maintaining 3-14
- Packet Support Updater, using 3-15
- understanding devcie packages 3-14
- devices
- configuring 3-8
- monitoring 3-11
- getting help 3-21
- making selections and displaying menus 3-7
- navigating in 3-2
- main menu buttons 3-4
- status bar and icons 3-5
- preferences, setting 3-6
- software versions, FAQs about 6-3
- starting 3-2
- CiscoWorks for Windows Home Page, using 2-1
- common preferences, setting 2-27
- configuring
- alert notification in WhatsUp Gold 2-21
- the CWW server as the trap receiver 2-16
- the SNMP Mail option in WhatsUp Gold 2-19
- creating
- alerts 2-14
- maps 2-13
- threshold templates 5-38
- Template Exists window 5-44
- debugging CiscoView, FAQ about 6-6
- desktop
- preferences, setting 2-26
- using 2-1
- device
- community string preferences, setting 2-26
- displaying, FAQs on 6-3
- information, displaying 2-24
- managing, with CiscoView (see CiscoView) 3-1
- modifying, FAQ on 6-3
- monitoring, with Threshold Manager (see Threshold Manager) 5-1
- support, adding 2-23
- device packages, installing 2-24
- manually selecting packages from Cisco.com 2-24
- Packet Support Updater, starting 2-24
- support for devices in CWW 1-4
- device packages
- downloading 3-15
- installing 3-17
- maintaining (see Packet Support Updater) 3-14
- understanding 3-14
- Device Thresholds window in Threshold Manager 5-12
- command buttons on 5-16
- displaying
- Cisco device information (see Show Commands) 4-1
- device information 2-24
- devices, FAQs on 6-3
- documentation
- feedback (reader comment) form, submitting electronically xiv
- obtaining the latest xiii
- from Cisco.com xiv
- from Networking Products MarketPlace xiv
- from the online Subscription Store xiv
- on CD-ROM xiii
- on the web xiii
- organization of this x
- related xii
- downloading device packages 3-15
- enabling the SNMP Trap Handler in WhatsUp Gold 2-17
- getting started with CiscoWorks for Windows 2-2
- guest accounts, settings for 2-8
- help
- for CiscoView, obtaining 3-21
- for Show Commands, obtaining 4-15
- for Threshold Manager, obtaining 5-47
- online xii
- online, using 2-1
- technical assistance xv
- installing device packages 2-24
- integrating Threshold Manager with WhatsUp Gold 2-16
- launching applications 2-28
- CiscoView, from the desktop 2-31
- using WhatsUp Gold
- from a remote client 2-33
- from the server 2-32
- WhatsUp Gold, launching
- from a remote client 2-29
- from the server 2-28
- from the server using the desktop 2-29
- from Windows Start menu using the desktop 2-29
- logging in to CiscoWorks for Windows 1-8
- managing Cisco devices with CiscoView (see CiscoView) 3-1
- maps, creating 2-13
- modifiying a device, FAQ on 6-3
- monitoring Cisco devices with Threshold Manager (see Threshold Manager) 5-1
- My Commands option in Show Commands 4-10
- navigating
- applications 2-35
- CiscoView 3-2
- Networking Products MarketPlace, ordering documentation from xiv
- online help, using 2-1
- operator accounts, settings for 2-9
- organization of this document x
- overview of CiscoWorks for Windows 1-2
- Packet Support Updater
- invoking 2-27
- starting 2-24
- understanding device packages 3-14
- using 3-15
- downloading device packages 3-15
- installing device packages 3-17
- starting the Packet Support Updater 3-16
- uninstalling device packages 3-19
- preferences, setting 2-26
- common 2-27
- desktop 2-26
- device community strings 2-26
- reader comment form, submitting electronically xiv
- security support in Show Commands 4-7
- server, starting CiscoWorks for Windows from 1-7
- setting
- preferences 2-26
- common 2-27
- desktop 2-26
- device community strings 2-26
- thresholds 2-15
- configuring alert notification in WhatsUp Gold 2-21
- configuring the CWW server as the trapconfiguring the CWW server as the trap receiver receiver 2-16
- configuring the SNMP Mail option in WhatsUp Gold 2-19
- enabling the SNMP Trap Handler in WhatsUp Gold 2-17
- integrating Threshold Manager with WhatsUp Gold 2-16
- using Threshold Manager 2-22
- Show Commands 4-1
- features 4-2
- help, obtaining 4-15
- navigating in 4-7
- main screen 4-8
- My Commands option 4-10
- preferences 4-11
- security support 4-7
- starting 4-2
- understanding 4-1
- SNMP Mail option, configuring in WhatsUp Gold 2-19
- SNMP Trap Handler, enabling in WhatsUp Gold 2-17
- starting
- CiscoView 3-2
- from the CiscoWorks for Windows desktop 3-2
- from WhatsUp Gold 3-2
- CiscoWorks for Windows
- from the server 1-7
- logging in 1-8
- multiple instances of Threshold Manager 5-47
- Packet Support Updater 2-24
- Show Commands 4-2
- Threshold Manager 5-6
- Subscription Store, ordering documentation from xiv
- TAC (Technical Assistance Center) xv
- accessing
- by telephone xvi
- website xvi
- features and services xv
- Technical Assistance Center (see TAC) xv
- technical support, obtaining xv
- customers and partners (Cisco.com) xv
- accessing xv
- services and features xv
- warranty or maintenance contract customers (TAC) xv
- accessing xvi
- features and services xv
- telephone numbers for TAC xvi
- Templates window in Threshold Manager 5-16
- command buttons on 5-21
- Threshold Manager 5-1
- device thresholds, managing 5-31
- device thresholds, creating 5-31
- device thresholds, deleting 5-33
- device thresholds, modifying 5-32
- events, managing 5-25
- deleting events 5-30
- retrieving events 5-30
- viewing threshold events 5-25
- features 5-2
- getting help 5-47
- integrating with WhatsUp Gold 2-16
- navigating in 5-9
- Device Thresholds window 5-12
- Event Log window 5-10
- Preferences window 5-23
- Templates window 5-16
- Trap Receivers window 5-21
- setting thresholds using 2-22
- starting 5-6
- multiple instances 5-47
- terminology 5-3
- threshold templates, using 5-33
- configuration file content 5-46
- creating threshold templates 5-38
- deleting template files 5-46
- modifying a template file 5-45
- naming template files 5-36
- templates directory 5-34
- using default template files 5-36
- understanding Threshold Manager 5-2
- thresholds, setting 2-15
- alert notification, configuring in WhatsUp Gold 2-21
- SNMP Mail option, configuring in WhatsUp Gold 2-19
- Threshold Manager
- integrating with WhatsUp Gold 2-16
- using 2-22
- trap receiver, configuring the CWW server as 2-16
- troubleshooting 6-1
- browser problems 6-10
- CiscoView 6-1
- FAQs 6-2
- general problems 6-11
- reporting problems to Cisco Systems 6-12
- Show Commands 6-7
- Threshold Manager 6-8
- typographical conventions used in this document xi
- understanding CiscoWorks for Windows 1-1
- device support 1-4
- overview 1-2
- what's new in this release 1-3
- uninstalling CiscoWorks for Windows 1-8
- updates, obtaining 2-28
- user accounts 2-2
- adding
- using the CWW desktop 2-3
- using WhatsUp Gold 2-6
- settings for 2-7
- admin accounts 2-11
- guest accounts 2-8
- operator accounts 2-9
- setting up 2-2
- viewing threshold events
- event log identification 5-29
- template identification 5-26
- threshold identification 5-27
- what's new in this release 1-3
- What's New section of CiscoWorks for Windows, using 2-28
- WhatsUp Gold
- adding user accounts by using 2-6
- configuring alert notification in 2-21
- configuring SNMP Mail option in 2-19
- enabling the SNMP Trap Handler in 2-17
- integrating Threshold Manager with 2-16
- launching
- from a remote client 2-33
- from the server 2-32
- starting CiscoView from 3-2
- World Wide Web
- accessing Cisco.com via xv
- accessing TAC via xvi
- ordering documentation over xiii
Posted: Tue Dec 3 19:47:29 PST 2002
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