en	Idle

en	Running

en	No method

en	Authentication Success

en	Authentication Failed

en	Authorization Success

en	Authorization Failed

en	Device Tracking OUI Database Import Results

en	Getting OUI Database from IEEE

en	Getting OUI Database from the IEEE

en	OUI Database Download from IEEE Complete

en	OUI Database Download from IEEE FAILED

en	There were '%d' Entries Added/Updated in the database.

en	There were '%d' Records Removed from the database.

en	atifIndexes data collection complete

en	atPhysAddress data collection complete

en	atNetAddress data collection complete

en	atEntries assembly complete.

en	HOST: %s, IP address information collection complete

en	Rescan Device

en	View Non Interface Graphs

en	No Non Interface Graphs in Cacti

en	View Interface Graphs

en	No Interface Graphs in Cacti

en	Since Restart

en	Down

en	Up

en	Data

en	Voice

en	Device Rescan '%s'

en	Site scan '%s'

en	Device Enable '%s'

en	Device Disable '%d'

en	N/A

en	%d Minutes

en	%d Hours

en	%d Days

en	%d Weeks

en	Not Recorded

en	Status: Running, Processes: %d, Progress: %s, LastRuntime: %2.1f

en	Status: Idle, LastRuntime: %2.1f seconds, Processes: %d processes, Devices: %d, Next Run Time: %s

en	Disabled

en	Scanning Rate: Every %s

en	View Interfaces

en	Not Detected

en	Sites

en	Devices

en	IP Ranges

en	IP Address

en	MAC Address

en	Interfaces

en	Dot1x

en	Graphs

en	Unknown

en	Search

en	Default

en	Show Device Details

en	Go

en	Clear

en	Export

en	Site

en	Any

en	SubType

en	Device Tracking Device: (%s) successfully updated

en	Import into Device Tracking Database

en	Click 'Continue' to import the following Device to Device Tracking? Please specify additional Device Tracking device options as given below.

en	We will use these devices SNMP options for the Device Tracking device as well.

en	Not Applicable - Router

en	Not Applicable - Switch/Hub

en	Delete

en	Duplicate

en	--dup--

en	You must select at least one device type.

en	Continue

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Device Type(s).

en	Click 'Continue' to duplicate the following Device Type(s). You may optionally change the description for the new device types. Otherwise, do not change value below and the original name will be replicated with a new suffix.

en	<description> (1)

en	Device Type Prefix:

en	Cancel

en	Return

en	New Type

en	Cisco

en	There were %d Device Types Added!

en	No New Device Types Found!

en	Import Results

en	Cacti has imported the following items:

en	Import Device Tracking Device Types

en	Import Device Types from Local File

en	Please specify the location of the CSV file containing your device type information.

en	Overwrite Existing Data?

en	Should the import process be allowed to overwrite existing data? Please note, this does not mean delete old row, only replace duplicate rows.

en	Allow Existing Rows to be Updated?

en	Required File Format Notes

en	The file must contain a header row with the following column headings.

en	- A common name for the device. For example Cisco 6509 Switch

en	- The vendor who produces this device

en	- The type of device this is. See the notes below for this integer value

en	- A unique set of characters from the snmp sysDescr that uniquely identify this device

en	- The vendor specific snmp sysObjectID that distinguishes this device from the next

en	- The scanning function that will be used to scan this device type

en	- The IP scanning function that will be used to scan this device type

en	- The 802.1x scanning function that will be used to scan this device type

en	- If the Serial Number for this device type can be obtained via an SNMP Query, add it's OID here

en	- If your scanning function does not have the ability to isolate trunk ports or link ports, this is the starting port number for user ports

en	- Same as the lowPort with the exception that this is the high numbered user port number

en	- Disabled type is not used

en	The primary key for this table is a combination of the following three fields:

en	Therefore, if you attempt to import duplicate device types, the existing data will be updated with the new information.

en	is an integer field and must be one of the following:

en	1 - Switch/Hub

en	2 - Switch/Router

en	3 - Router

en	The devices device type is determined by scanning it's snmp agent for the sysObjectID and sysDescription and comparing it against values in the device types database. The first match that is found in the database is used direct Device Tracking as to how to scan it. Therefore, it is very important that you select valid sysObjectID_match, sysDescr_match, and scanning function for your devices.

en	Switch/Hub

en	Switch/Router

en	Router

en	HEADER LINE PROCESSED OK: <br>Columns found where: %s

en	HEADER LINE PROCESSING ERROR: Missing required field <br>Columns found where: %s

en	Unknown Assume "Switch/Hub"

en	INSERT SUCCEEDED: Vendor: %s, Description: %s, Type: %s, sysDescr: %s, sysObjectID: %s

en	INSERT FAILED: Vendor: %s, Description: %s, Type: %s, sysDescr: %s, sysObjectID: %s

en	INSERT SKIPPED, EXISTING: Vendor: %s, Description: %s, Type: %s, sysDescr: %s, sysObjectID: %s

en	Device Tracking Device Types [edit: %s]

en	Device Tracking Device Types [new]

en	Device Tracking Device Type Filters

en	Device Type Description

en	Device Type

en	Port Scanner

en	IP Scanner

en	Dot1x Scanner

en	sysDescription Match

en	Vendor OID Match

en	Device Types

en	No

en	Yes

en	No Device Tracking Device Types Found

en	Submit Query

en	Clear Filtered Results

en	Rescan

en	Scan Active Devices for Unknown Device Types

en	Import

en	Import Device Types from a CSV File

en	Export Device Types to Share with Others

en	Vendor

en	All

en	Type

en	Enabled

en	Enable

en	Disable

en	Change SNMP Options

en	Change Device Port Values

en	Connect to Cacti Host via Hostname

en	Copy SNMP Settings from Cacti Host

en	You must select at least one device.

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following devices.

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following devices.

en	Click 'Continue' to change SNMP parameters for the following devices, check the box next to the fields you want to update, and fill in the new value.

en	Click 'Continue' to change upper or lower port parameters for the following devices, check the box next to the fields you want to update, and fill in the new value.

en	Click 'Continue' to connect the following devices to their respective Cacti Device. The relation will be built on equal hostnames. Description will be updated as well.

en	Click 'Continue' to copy SNMP Settings from connected Cacti Device to Device Tracking Device. All not connected Devices will silently be skipped. SNMP retries will be taken from Ping retries.

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Devices

en	Import Device Tracking Devices

en	Import Devices from Local File

en	Please specify the location of the CSV file containing your device information.

en	- The SiteID known to Device Tracking for this device

en	- A simple name for the device. For example Cisco 6509 Switch

en	- The IP Address or DNS Name for the device

en	- More detailed information about the device, including location, environmental conditions, etc.

en	- A list of ports that should not be scanned for user devices

en	- Redundant information indicating the intended device type. See below for valid values.

en	- Id of a set of SNMP options

en	- The current snmp read string for the device

en	- The snmp version you wish to scan this device with. Valid values are 1, 2 and 3

en	- The UDP port that the snmp agent is running on

en	- The timeout in milliseconds to wait for an snmp response before trying again

en	- The number of times to retry a snmp request before giving up

en	- Specified the number of OID's that can be obtained in a single SNMP Get request

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP username

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP password

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP authentication protocol

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP privacy passphrase

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP privacy protocol

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP context

en	- SNMP V3: SNMP engine id

en	Therefore, if you attempt to import duplicate devices, only the data you specify will be updated.

en	HEADER LINE PROCESSED OK: <br>Columns found where: %s

en	INSERT SUCCEEDED: Hostname: SiteID: %s, Device Name: %s, Hostname %s, SNMP Port: %s

en	INSERT FAILED: SiteID: %s, Device Name: %s, Hostname %s, SNMP Port: %s

en	INSERT SKIPPED, EXISTING: SiteID: %s, Device Name: %s, Hostname %s, SNMP Port: %s

en	Device Tracking Devices [edit: %s]

en	Device Tracking Devices [new]

en	SNMP Information

en	System:

en	Uptime:

en	Hostname:

en	ObjectID:

en	Device Tracking Device Filters

en	Device Name

en	Site Name

en	Status

en	Hostname

en	Total IPs

en	User Ports

en	User Ports Up

en	Trunk Ports

en	Active Macs

en	Last Duration

en	No Device Tracking Devices

en	None

en	Error

en	No Cacti Link

en	You must select at least one Authorized Mac to delete.

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Authorized Mac's?

en	Device Tracking MacAuth [edit: %s]

en	Device Tracking MacAuth [new]

en	Device Tracking MacAuth Filters

en	Mac Address

en	Reason

en	Added/Modified

en	By

en	Authorized Mac Addresses

en	No Authorized Mac Addresses Found

en	MAC's

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following watched Mac's?

en	Device Tracking MacWatch [edit: %s]

en	Device Tracking MacWatch [new]

en	Device Tracking MacWatch Filters

en	Watch Name

en	Ticket Number

en	First Seen

en	Last Seen

en	Watches

en	No Device Tracking Watched Macs Found

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Site(s)?

en	You must select at least one site.

en	Device Tracking Site [edit: %s]

en	Device Tracking Site [new]

en	Device Tracking Site Filters

en	Total IP's

en	MACS Found

en	Device Errors

en	No Device Tracking Sites Found

en	Total Devices

en	Total User Ports

en	Total Oper Ports

en	Total Trunks

en	You must select at least one SNMP Option.

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following SNMP Option(s).

en	Click 'Continue' to duplicate the following SNMP Option(s). You can optionally change the title format for the new SNMP Options.

en	<name> (1)

en	Name Format:

en	SNMP Options [edit %s]

en	SNMP Options [new]

en	SNMP Option Set [edit: %s]

en	SNMP Option Set [new]

en	Device Tracking SNMP Options

en	Item

en	Version

en	Community

en	Port

en	Timeout

en	Retries

en	Max OIDs

en	Username

en	Auth Proto

en	Priv Proto

en	Actions

en	No SNMP Items Found

en	Title of SNMP Option Set

en	SNMP Settings

en	No SNMP Option Sets Found

en	Options

en	Device Tracking Process Status

en	Refresh

en	Current Process Status

en	The Device Tracking Poller is:

en	Running Processes:

en	Last Time Poller Started:

en	Poller Frequency:

en	Approx. Next Runtime:

en	Approx. Next DB Maintenance:

en	Run Time Details

en	Last Poller Runtime:

en	Last Poller Maintenance Runtime:

en	Maximum Concurrent Processes:

en	processes

en	Maximum Per Device Scan Time:

en	minutes

en	DNS Configuration Information

en	Reverse DNS Resolution is

en	Primary DNS Server:

en	Secondary DNS Server:

en	DNS Resolution Timeout:

en	milliseconds

en	Running Process Summary

en	The DNS Resolver is Not Running

en	The DNS Resolver is Running

en	Date Started

en	Completed

en	Waiting

en	Other

en	Are You Sure?

en	Are you sure you want to delete all the Port to MAC to IP results from the system?

en	Device Tracking Database Results

en	The following number of records have been removed from the database: %s

en	Are you sure you want to delete all the Aggregated Port to MAC to IP results from the system?

en	The following number of records have been removed from the aggergated table: %s

en	Are you sure you want to delete and recreate all the Aggregated Port to MAC to IP results from the system?

en	The following number of records have been removed from the aggergated table: %s. And %s records will be added.

en	The Device Tracking scanning functions have been purged. They will be recreated once you either edit a device or device type.

en	Cacti Device Tracking System Utilities

en	Process Status Information

en	View Device Tracking Process Status

en	This option will let you show and set process information associated with the Device Tracking polling process.

en	Database Administration

en	Perform Database Maintenance

en	Deletes expired Port to MAC to IP associations from the database. Only records that have expired, based upon your criteria are removed.

en	Refresh IEEE Vendor MAC/OUI Database

en	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.

en	Refresh Scanning Functions

en	Deletes old and potentially stale Device Tracking scanning functions from the drop-down you receive when you edit a device type.

en	Remove All Scan Results

en	Deletes ALL Port to MAC to IP associations from the database all IP Addresses, IP Ranges, and VLANS. This utility is good when you want to start over. DANGER: All prior data is deleted.

en	Aggregated Table Administration

en	Remove All Aggregated Results

en	Deletes ALL Aggregated (Not Scan Results) Port to MAC to IP associations from the database. Data will again be collected on the basis of only new scanned data in the next mactrack poller run.

en	Perform Aggregate Table Rebuild

en	Deletes ALL Aggregated (Not Scan Results) Port to MAC to IP associations from the database and their re-creation based on All scanned data now.

en	Device Tracking Vendor Mac Filter

en	Vendor MAC

en	Corporation

en	Address

en	Vendor Macs

en	No Device Tracking Vendor MACS Found

en	Device Tracking - ARP/IP View

en	Switch Name

en	Switch Hostname

en	ED IP Address

en	ED DNS Hostname

en	ED MAC Address

en	Vendor Name

en	Port Number

en	Port Name

en	Last Scan Date

en	ARP Cache

en	You must first choose a Site, Device or other search criteria.

en	No Device Tracking IP Results Found

en	Device

en	IP's

en	IP

en	Show

en	Most Recent

en	MAC

en	Device Tracking - Device Report View

en	Unknown Device Type

en	Total VLAN's

en	Edit Device

en	View Graphs

en	Device Not Mapped to Cacti Device

en	View MAC Addresses

en	No Device Tracking Devices Found

en	Hub/Switch

en	Device Tracking - 802.1x View

en	Domain

en	802.1x Sessions

en	No Device Tracking 802.1x Sessions Found

en	Dot1x Scan Results

en	Sessions

en	Any Status

en	No Method

en	DATA

en	VOICE

en	Portname

en	Device Tracking - Monitored Device Graph View

en	Custom Graph List Applied - Filtering from List

en	Device Tracking - Network Interfaces View

en	No Device Tracking Interfaces Found

en	Interface Up

en	No Alias

en	Errors Present

en	Discards Present

en	No Graphs

en	Interface Down

en	Interface Scan Results

en	Name

en	Description

en	Alias

en	InBound %%%

en	OutBound %%%

en	In (B/S)

en	Out (B/S)

en	In Err Total

en	In Disc Total

en	UProto Total

en	Out Err Total

en	Out Disc Total

en	In Err (E/S)

en	In Disc (D/S)

en	UProto (UP/S)

en	Out Err (OE/S)

en	Out Disc (OD/S)

en	Last Change

en	Last Scanned

en	Filters

en	All Interfaces

en	All Non-Ignored Interfaces

en	All Ignored Interfaces

en	High In/Out Utilization > %d %

en	High In Utilization > %d %

en	High Out Utilization > %d %

en	With Issues

en	Up Interfaces

en	Up Interfaces No Alias

en	Errors Accumulating

en	Discards Accumulating

en	Changed in Last Day

en	Bandwidth

en	Show Totals

en	Device Tracking - Site IP Range Report View

en	IP Range

en	Current IP Addresses

en	Current Date

en	Maximum IP Addresses

en	Maximum Date

en	IP Address Ranges

en	Edit Site

en	View IP Addresses

en	No Device Tracking Site IP Ranges Found

en	Device Tracking - MAC to IP Report View

en	Authorize

en	Revoke

en	The following MAC Addresses Could not be revoked because they are members of Group Authorizations %s

en	Click 'Continue' to Authorize the following MAC Addresses.

en	Click 'Continue' to Revoke the following MAC Addresses.

en	You must select at least one MAC Address.

en	You are not permitted to change Mac Authorizations.

en	Dev.:%s IP.:%s MAC.:%s PORT.:%s Count.: [%s]

en	You must select at least one Row.

en	You are not permitted to delete rows.

en	Click 'Continue' to Delete the following rows from Aggregated table.

en	Authorized

en	VLAN ID

en	VLAN Name

en	MAC Addresses

en	Not Authorized

en	You must choose a Site, Device or other search criteria.

en	No Device Tracking Port Results Found

en	Count

en	Aggregated

en	Device Tracking - Site Report View

en	Rescan Site

en	View Devices

en	View IP Ranges

en	Sites / Device Types

en	Site Scan Results

en	Device Tracking

en	General Settings

en	Scanning Frequency

en	Choose when to collect MAC and IP Addresses and Interface statistics from your network devices.

en	Concurrent Processes

en	Specify how many devices will be polled simultaneously until all devices have been polled.

en	Scanner Max Runtime

en	Specify the number of minutes a device scanning function will be allowed to run prior to the system assuming it has been completed. This setting will correct for abended scanning jobs.

en	Start Time for Data Collection

en	When would you like the first data collection to take place. All future data collection times will be based upon this start time. A good example would be 12:00AM.

en	Database Maintenance Time

en	When should old database records be removed from the database. Please note that no access will be permitted to the port database while this action is taking place.

en	Confirm Utilities Prompt

en	When using utilities, prompt for verification

en	Data Retention

en	How long should port MAC details be retained in the database.

en	Data Retention IPs

en	How long should discovered IPs details be retained in the database.

en	Switch Level Ignore Ports Delimiter

en	What delimiter should Device Tracking use when parsing the Ignore Ports string for each switch.

en	Auto Detect

en	Colon [:]

en	Pipe [|]

en	Space [ ]

en	Mac Address Delimiter

en	How should each octet of the MAC address be delimited.

en	Dash [-]

en	Ports to Ignore

en	Provide a regular expression of ifNames or ifDescriptions of ports to ignore in the interface list. For example, (Vlan|Loopback|Null).

en	Bandwidth Usage Threshold

en	When reviewing network interface statistics, what bandwidth threshold do you want to view by default.

en	%d Percent

en	DNS Settings

en	Perform Reverse DNS Name Resolution

en	Should Device Tracking perform reverse DNS lookup of the IP addresses associated with ports. CAUTION: If DNS is not properly setup, this will slow scan time significantly.

en	Primary DNS IP Address

en	Enter the primary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.

en	Secondary DNS IP Address

en	Enter the secondary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.

en	DNS Timeout

en	Please enter the DNS timeout in milliseconds. Device Tracking uses a PHP based DNS resolver.

en	DNS Prime Interval

en	How often, in seconds do Device Tracking scanning IP's need to be resolved to MAC addresses for DNS resolution. Using a larger number when you have several thousand devices will increase performance.

en	Notification Settings

en	Source Address

en	The source Email address for Device Tracking Emails.

en	Source Email Name

en	The Source Email name for Device Tracking Emails.

en	MACTrack Administrator

en	MacWatch Default Body

en	The Email body preset for Device Tracking MacWatch Emails. The body can contain any valid html tags. It also supports replacement tags that will be processed when sending an Email. Valid tags include <IP>, <MAC>, <TICKET>, <SITENAME>, <DEVICEIP>, <PORTNAME>, <PORTNUMBER>, <DEVICENAME>.

en	Mac Address <MAC> found at IP Address <IP> for Ticket Number: <TICKET>.<br>The device is located at<br>Site: <SITENAME>, Device <DEVICENAME>, IP <DEVICEIP>, Port <PORTNUMBER>, and Port Name <PORTNAME>

en	MacAuth Report Email Addresses

en	A comma delimited list of users to receive the MacAuth Email notifications.

en	MacAuth Report Frequency

en	How often will the MacAuth Reports be Emailed.

en	Device Tracking ArpWatch Settings

en	Enable ArpWatch

en	Should Device Tracking also use ArpWatch data to supplement Mac to IP/DNS resolution?

en	ArpWatch Database Path

en	The location of the ArpWatch Database file on the Cacti server.

en	SNMP Presets

en	Update Policy for SNMP Options

en	Policy for synchronization of SNMP Options between Cacti devices and Device Tracking Devices.

en	Default SNMP version for all new hosts.

en	Default SNMP read community for all new hosts.

en	Communities

en	Fill in the list of available SNMP read strings to test for this device. Each read string must be separated by a colon ':'. These read strings will be tested sequentially if the primary read string is invalid.

en	The UDP/TCP Port to poll the SNMP agent on.

en	Default SNMP timeout in milli-seconds.

en	The number times the SNMP poller will attempt to reach the host before failing.

en	snmpbulkwalk Binary Path

en	The path to your snmpbulkwalk binary.

en	MacTrack Settings

en	Default Tab

en	Which MacTrack tab would you want to be your Default tab every time you goto the MacTrack second.

en	IP Addresses

en	Mac Addresses

en	dot1x Deta

en	Device Tracking Devices

en	(Edit)

en	(Import)

en	Device Tracking Device Types

en	Device Tracking Sites

en	Mac Address Tracking Utility

en	Mac Address Authorization Utility

en	Device Tracking Vendor Macs

en	Device Tracking View Macs

en	Device Tracking Dot1x View

en	Device Tracking IP Address Viewer

en	Device Tracking View Interfaces

en	Device Tracking View Sites

en	Device Tracking View IP Ranges

en	Device Tracking View Devices

en	Device Tracking Utilities

en	Truncate Port Results Table

en	Truncate Aggregated Port Results Table

en	Truncate and Re-create Aggregated Port Results Table

en	Refresh/Update Vendor MAC Database from IEEE

en	Device Tracking Graph Viewer

en	MacTrack

en	%d Seconds

en	%d Minute

en	Matches

en	Contains

en	Begins With

en	Does Not Contain

en	Does Not Begin With

en	Is Null

en	Is Not Null

en	Half

en	Full

en	Sync Cacti Device to Device Tracking Device

en	Sync Device Tracking Device to Cacti Device

en	Every %d Minutes

en	Every %d Hour

en	Every %d Hours

en	Every Day

en	%d Month

en	%d Months

en	%d Year

en	On Scan Completion

en	Every %d Days

en	Every Week

en	Management

en	SNMP Options

en	Mac Watch

en	Tracking Tools

en	Mac Authorizations

en	Tracking Utilities

en	Device Scanning Function Options

en	Give this device type a meaningful description.

en	Fill in the name for the vendor of this device type.

en	Choose the type of device.

en	System Description Match

en	Provide key information to help Device Tracking detect the type of device. The wildcard character is the '*' sign.

en	Vendor SNMP Object ID Match

en	MAC Address Scanning Function

en	The Device Tracking scanning function to call in order to obtain and store port details. The function name is all that is required. The following four parameters are assumed and will always be appended: 'my_function($site, &$device, $lowport, $highport)'. There is no function required for a pure router.

en	IP Address Scanning Function

en	The Device Tracking scanning function specific to Layer3 devices that track IP Addresses.

en	802.1x Scanning Function

en	The Device Tracking scanning function specific to Switches with dot1x enabled.

en	Serial Number Base OID

en	The SNMP OID used to obtain this device types serial number to be stored in the Device Tracking Asset Information table.

en	Serial Number Collection Method

en	How is the serial number collected for this OID. If 'SNMP Walk', we assume multiple serial numbers. If 'Get', it will be only one..

en	SNMP Get

en	SNMP Walk

en	Low User Port Number

en	Provide the low user port number on this switch. Leave 0 to allow the system to calculate it.

en	High User Port Number

en	Disabled device type is not used.

en	Fill in the name of this SNMP option set.

en	SNMP Version

en	Choose the SNMP version for this host.

en	SNMP Community String

en	Fill in the SNMP read community for this device.

en	SNMP Port

en	SNMP Timeout

en	The maximum number of milliseconds Cacti will wait for an SNMP response (does not work with php-snmp support).

en	SNMP Retries

en	The maximum number of attempts to reach a device via an SNMP readstring prior to giving up.

en	Maximum OID's Per Get Request

en	Specified the number of OID's that can be obtained in a single SNMP Get request.

en	SNMP Username (v3)

en	SNMP v3 username for this device.

en	SNMP Password (v3)

en	SNMP v3 password for this device.

en	SNMP Auth Protocol (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Authorization Protocol.

en	SNMP Privacy Passphrase (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Privacy Passphrase.

en	SNMP Privacy Protocol (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Privacy Protocol.

en	SNMP Context (v3)

en	Enter the SNMP v3 Context to use for this device.

en	SNMP Engine ID (v3)

en	Enter the SNMP v3 Engine ID to use for this device.

en	General Device Settings

en	Give this device a meaningful name.

en	Fill in the fully qualified hostname for this device.

en	Related Cacti Host

en	Given Device Tracking Host is connected to this Cacti Host.

en	Scan Type

en	Choose the scan type you wish to perform on this device.

en	Choose the site to associate with this device.

en	Device Notes

en	This field value is useful to save general information about a specific device.

en	Disable Device

en	Check this box to disable all checks for this host.

en	Switch/Hub, Switch/Router Settings

en	Provide a list of ports on a specific switch/hub whose MAC results should be ignored. Ports such as link/trunk ports that can not be distinguished from other user ports are examples. Each port number must be separated by a colon, pipe, or a space ':', '|', ' '. For example, 'Fa0/1: Fa1/23' or 'Fa0/1 Fa1/23' would be acceptable for some manufacturers switch types.

en	You can use specific SNMP settings or select SNMP set. In the second case, mactrack tries to find correct settings from SNMP set

en	Read Strings

en	DEPRECATED: SNMP community strings

en	Specific SNMP Settings

en	Connectivity Options

en	Terminal Type

en	Choose the terminal type that you use to connect to this device.

en	Telnet

en	SSH

en	HTTP

en	HTTPS

en	User Name

en	The user name to be used for your custom authentication method. Examples include SSH, RSH, HTML, etc.

en	Password

en	The password to be used for your custom authentication.

en	Private Key Path

en	The path to the private key used for SSH authentication.

en	Sequence

en	Sequence of Item.

en	General Site Settings

en	Please enter a reasonable name for this site.

en	Primary Customer Contact

en	The principal customer contact name and number for this site.

en	NetOps Contact

en	Please principal network support contact name and number for this site.

en	Facilities Contact

en	Please principal facilities/security contact name and number for this site.

en	Site Information

en	Provide any site-specific information, in free form, that allows you to better manage this location.

en	General Mac Address Tracking Settings

en	Please enter the MAC Address to be watched for.

en	MAC Tracking Name/Email Subject

en	Please enter a reasonable name for this MAC Tracking entry. This information will be in the subject line of your Email

en	Ticket number for cross referencing with your corporate help desk system(s).

en	Notification Schedule

en	Choose how often an Email should be generated for this Mac Watch item.

en	First Occurrence Only

en	All Occurrences

en	Every Hour

en	Email Addresses

en	Enter a semicolon separated of Email addresses that will be notified where this MAC address is.

en	General Mac Address Authorization Settings

en	MAC Address Match

en	Please enter the MAC Address or Mac Address Match string to be automatically authorized. If you wish to authorize a group of MAC Addresses, you can use the wildcard character of '%' anywhere in the MAC Address.

en	Please add a reason for this entry.