Network Manager 3.0.0 (full version)
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Network Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. Network Manager (NM)
8. Network Management Map Client (dnmmc)
9. Service of Network Management Map (dnmmsd)
10. Enhanced Data Collector (dedcd)
11. Slow Query Executor (dsqed)
12. Network Management Map (xdnmm)
13. Network Nodes Viewer (xdnnv)
14. Network Node Views Editor (xdnnve)
15. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
16. Excluded IP Address Configurator
17. SNMP Community Configurator
18. User and Group Manager
19. User Manager
20. Group Manager
21. Collection Browser
22. Node Browser
23. Node Reporter
24. Notification Recipient Configurator
25. Web Module Configurator
26. Service Monitor
27. Customer Configurator
 
 

13.3. Options

Table 13.1. xdnnv options

Option name Description
-V,--snmp-version version Use a specified SNMP: SNMPv1 (1) or SNMPv2C (2c) (default: 2c).
-d,--dump-packets Dump information about each single SNMP packet in the ASN.1 notation on stdout.
--debug-snmplib Turn on debugging of a native SNMP library, i.e.: currently library used by SNMP wrap library of David system.
-D,--no-communities Don't display communities.
-T,--no-toolbar Don't show the toolbar.
-S,--no-statusbar Don't show the status bar.
-l,--log-facility log_facility Choose log facility: daemon | user | local0 | ... | local7 (default: local6).
-L,--log-level log_level Choose log level (on stderr and syslog) i.e. messages of selected level and more important levels will be logged: emerg | alert | crit | err | warning | notice | info | debug0 | ... | debug2 (default: warning).
-H,--host hostname Specify a hostname you want to communicate (domain name or IP address).
-R,--read-community community Use a specified community for reading.
-W,--write-community community Use a specified community for writing.
-s,--stick sticking_string Stick this string to ID strings of selected controls.
--oid-of-control control_name=oid Set a specified OID to a control that has a specified name.
--caption-of-control control_name=caption Set a specified caption to a control that has a specified name.
-v,--version Display version number on stderr and exit.
-h,--help Display this help and exit.