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You can use specific SNMP settings or select SNMP set. In the second case, mactrack tries to find correct settings from SNMP set
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Which MacTrack tab would you want to be your Default tab every time you goto the MacTrack second.
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When reviewing network interface statistics, what bandwidth threshold do you want to view by default.
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What delimiter should Device Tracking use when parsing the Ignore Ports string for each switch.
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Uptime:
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UProto Total
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UProto (UP/S)
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Up Interfaces
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Unknown Assume "Switch/Hub"
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Timeout
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Ticket number for cross referencing with your corporate help desk system(s).
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This function will download and install the latest OIU database from the IEEE Website. Each Network Interface Card (NIC) has a MAC Address. The MAC Address can be broken into two parts. The first part of the MAC Address contains the Vendor MAC. The Vendor MAC identifies who manufactured the part. This will be helpful in spot checking for rogue devices on your network.
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There were %d Device Types Added!
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There were '%d' Records Removed from the database.
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There were '%d' Entries Added/Updated in the database.
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The user name to be used for your custom authentication method. Examples include SSH, RSH, HTML, etc.
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The primary key for this table is a combination of the following three fields:
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The following number of records have been removed from the database: %s
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The following number of records have been removed from the aggergated table: %s. And %s records will be added.
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The following number of records have been removed from the aggergated table: %s
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