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7signal Sapphire Carat Carat User Guide Release 3.0
monitoring station software
SLA Definitions
Automated report
configuration
Eye software
management
Change password
Test Profiles
Tools
Start and stop the automatic test profile.
Start sequential testing
Stop sequential testing
Eyes auto test
management
Window
Refresh the main window of the user
interface.
Refresh
Help
Read user documentation and general
information about the system
installation.
Release notes
Carat User guide
Loupe User guide
About
6.2 Network Topology
The Network topology is a hierarchical tree displaying the monitoring stations and the
monitored access points that constitute a network. The user can select from multiple ways to
access the network: either via monitoring stations or via the network’s service areas. Both
methods support network testing, but monitoring stations can only be managed by using their
respective icons.
The network hierarchy is displayed as a tree, with an icon representing each item at each
node. If the item has functionality, you can bring it into view by right-clicking the icon.
Menu
Description
Organization
In the Organization menu, you can add
locations and service areas to the
organization that is being created.
Location
From the Location menu, you can set
the network’s physical location (e.g.,
country, city, or building). A location is
always attached to a higher-level
location or organization.
Service area
A service area is a location where you
can install a monitoring station. A
service area is determined by the
coverage area of the monitoring station,
not by the coverage area of the target
network.
A service area can have a floor plan.
Eye
A monitoring station always belongs to a
service area.