6.3.2 Acquiring an existing monitoring tree
If you have already created and been using a monitoring tree, first connect to the manager and then acquire the existing settings.
You can acquire a monitoring tree from the Monitoring Tree (Editing) window or from a CSV file on the local host. In the Monitoring Tree (Editing) window, the title bar displays the version of the JP1/IM - Manager (Central Scope) being used at the server or the version of the acquired file.
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If the monitoring tree is obtained from CSV files on the local host and the file version displayed on the title bar of the Monitoring Tree(Editing) window is old, the information edited in the Monitoring Tree(Editing) window cannot be applied to the manager.
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(1) Acquiring a monitoring tree from the server
To acquire a monitoring tree from the server:
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Choose Acquire Tree from Server.
From the Monitoring Tree (Editing) window, choose File, and then Acquire Tree from Server.
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Log in to the server.
The Login window for logging in to JP1/IM - Manager (Central Scope) is displayed.
Enter the JP1 user name and password. The JP1 user must belong to the JP1_Console JP1 resource group and have JP1_Console_Admin permission. For the host to connect, enter the host name of JP1/IM - Manager from which the monitoring tree is to be acquired.
When the login processing is successful, the monitoring tree data is acquired and displayed in the Monitoring Tree (Editing) window.
If monitoring tree settings (a CSV file) are available at the local host, you can also use those settings.
(2) Acquiring a monitoring tree stored locally (CSV file)
To acquire a monitoring tree stored locally as a CSV file:
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Choose Open Tree.
From the Monitoring Tree (Editing) window, choose File, and then Open Tree.
The Open Tree window appears.
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Specify a monitoring tree (CSV file).
Select the monitoring tree (the CSV file) to be used and then click the Open button.
When a confirmation dialog box appears, click the Yes button.