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7. Click the group name in the left column, and you can view the group member we just added to
this group.
If you want to remove a firmware entry from a group, you can select the firmware, click
and click Remove from the group. Also, you can delete or edit the group as the following table
shows.
Click this button to delete the current group
Click this button to edit the current group on the following window. You can select
the firmware you want to keep in this group and then click OK. The deselected
firmware will be removed from the group.
2.3 Configure Scheduled Tasks
With this feature, you can set scheduled tasks for the devices and Pharos Control. For example,
you can configure the managed devices to reboot every two weeks, or configure Pharos Control to
discover the devices in the LAN at 8:00 am every day, which facilitates you manage your network.
Follow the steps below to configure scheduled rules.
Содержание
- Pharos control software 1
- User guide 1
- Conventions 2
- Copyright trademarks 2
- Intended readers 2
- More info 2
- 1 quick start 1 3
- 2 monitor and manage the network 7 3
- 3 manage accounts and logs 7 3
- Contents 3
- 1 quick start 4
- Quick start 4
- Determine the network topology 5
- Manage devices in different network segment 5
- Manage devices in the same network segment 5
- Install pharos control 6
- Install pharos control software 6
- Installation on windows system 6
- System requirements 6
- And launch pharos control additionally a shortcut icon 9
- Click next 9
- Created on your desktop 9
- For pharos control server will be 9
- Wait for a moment and the following window will appear click finish to complete the installation 9
- Installation on linux system 10
- Launch on windows system 10
- Launch pharos control server 10
- Log in to pharos control 10
- Corresponding operation buttons for details refer to the following table 11
- For linux system use the command sudo etc init d pharoscontrol start to launch pharos control 11
- Launch on linux system 11
- Server you can also use the following commands to execute other operations 11
- The upper half of the window displays the running status of pharos control the lower half contains 11
- And click log in 12
- Automatically for linux system open the web browser and enter http 127 9321 12
- For windows system click open web page on the server interface and the web browser will open 12
- Log in to the management interface 12
- On the login interface enter the username and password you have set in the installation process 12
- Add the devices to be managed 13
- Discover the devices automatically 13
- And you can manage the device via pharos control 15
- If the input device information is correct the status will change from unmanaged to managed 15
- Add the devices manually 16
- And you can manage the device via pharos control 18
- Functions 18
- If the input device information is correct the status will change from unmanaged to managed 18
- Monitor and manage the network 18
- On pharos control s management interface 18
- Pharos control has the following management tabs providing a wide range of management 18
- When all the configurations above are finished you can centrally monitor and manage the devices 18
- 2 monitor and manage the network 20
- Mnnitnr and managt tht ttwnrk 20
- Group the devices 21
- Monitor and manage the devices 21
- Auto grouping 22
- Follow the steps below to create a new group and add the specific devices to this group 23
- Go to the device page click manual grouping a nd click 23
- Manual grouping 23
- There are six types of matching rules 23
- Monitor the devices 24
- And enabling your desired options 25
- Information will be displayed in the pop up window also you can view the information directly in 25
- The following table introduces all the information options 25
- The table because of the limited space of the page you may need to drag the slider at the bottom 25
- To view all the information options you can also customize the displayed options by clicking 25
- View the device information 25
- With pharos control you can view the information of each device double click the device and the 25
- View the real time graphic data 27
- Manage the devices 29
- Configure the devices 30
- Follow the steps below to configure the devices 30
- In the pop up window configure the basic parameters of the device and click ok 30
- Select your desired device and click if you want to upgrade devices in batch make sure that 30
- These devices can be upgraded with the same firmware file 30
- Follow the steps below to upgrade the devices 32
- If you want to upgrade devices in batch make sure that these devices can be upgraded with the same firmware file 32
- Import the firmware files for details refer to manage firmware files 32
- Select your desired device and click 32
- Upgrade the devices 32
- Reboot the devices 34
- Ping the devices 35
- Open the web ui of the device 36
- Monitor and manage the devices on google map 37
- Can download firmware files from our website and import them to pharos control 38
- Firmware is released to upgrade the devices to centrally and conveniently manage firmware you 38
- Follow the steps below to manage firmware files in pharos control 38
- Go to the firmware page and click 38
- Manage firmware files 38
- Click ok 39
- In the same way import all the firmware files to pharos control 39
- The following window will pop up click browse choose a firmware file from your local host and 39
- You can view the firmware information in the table 39
- Configure scheduled tasks 41
- Configure the scheduled parameters 43
- Select a task type and configure the corresponding options 43
- Specify a name for the task 43
- The following table introduces the configuration options 43
- An email to the specific mailbox to inform you of this event 44
- Click ok 44
- Configure trigger rules 44
- Devices automatically for example if a device with managed status has an issue and changes to 44
- Follow the steps below to configure the trigger feature 44
- Go to the trigger page and click 44
- The following table introduces the task types 44
- This feature is used to inform you of a device status change via email and help you manage the 44
- Unmanaged status pharos control will try to manage this device again and at the same time send 44
- The following window will pop up configure the required options 45
- 3 manage accounts and logs 50
- Managt accnuntp and lngp 50
- Manage accounts 51
- Also you can select an account and click 52
- To edit it 52
- Manage logs 53
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