You'll see print supply levels on supported printers or VMs on VMware ESXis. If ssh access is enabled in addition, the VMs can be turned on and off.
Click on its serial number to add it to your stock or update an existing item (e.g. to track decomissioned devices).
Node population is shown by checking . The background turns blue if a node was ever
discovered on it, even if it's empty now. The last seen MAC will be revealed upon hovering over it.
Graphs can be displayed with the interfaces by checking . They're tiny unless you
select large graphs in User-Profile. If unchecked the counter values are shown. If the absolute counter is not 0,
the background is blue. Recent IF status changes, high IF errors or PoE values will be turn the background red(ish).
The idea behind all this is to show you which ports can be re-patched on a fully occupied switch. Chances are you won't get complaints if you unplug a port where:
If SNMP write access is discovered you can change location, contact, IF adminstatus directly. If the device is using standard MIBs you may also edit IF-alias (enter a "-" to clear) and toggle PoE
delivery (e.g. to reset a hanging AP or VoIP phone). On devices not updating the config automatically, you can click on to do so, if CLI
access is provided.
Active interfaces' names are blue and clicking on it pops up a realtime SVG graph window, which lets you observe the traffic in a 1 - 300 second interval.
You can modify log/devtools.php in System-Files to include links to other parts of NeDi (e.g. Managed AP list of Wlan controllers) or external tools.