IntraVUE™ makes extensive use of colors. In addition to this help page, a video showing Use of Colors is available.
A node represents a device and is a circle in the IntraVUE™ display. The node may have one of 3 fill colors and one of 4 outline colors
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NODE FILL COLORS
Newly discovered device that has not been verified by the administrator appear in a light brown color.
Newly discovered device verified by the administrator appear in a blue color
Admin-verified ghost node.
Once a device has been verified by the administrator the node will be blue. A normal network should have all the device nodes in blue. If a new device joins the network it will be easy to spot the light brown box. See Admin Verification in IntraVUE 3 for more details.
If an Admin Verified device moves, the verified position will be represented by a red filled ghost image. At the new location, a new, unverified node will be placed representing the actual location of a device. See for more details.
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NODE OUTLINE COLORS
A device which currently has SNMP communication with IntraVUE™ has a green outline.
A device which currently has SNMP communication with IntraVUE™ has a green outline. Critical Status enabled device.
A switch device which currently has SNMP communication with IntraVUE™ has a green outline. Admin Verified
A switch device which currently has SNMP communication with IntraVUE™ has a green outline. Critical Status enabled and Admin Verified device.
Note: if a device is disconnected and there is a red line to the device, there may still be a green outline as the scanner does not test SNMP on disconnected devices, nor does it create SNMP lost/gained events for disconnected devices.
If the last 2 SNMP queries timed out, the event will be logged and the device will get a red outline until SNMP is regained.
If the last 2 SNMP queries timed out, the event will be logged and the device will get a red outline until SNMP is regained. Critcal status enabled.
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CONNECTING LINE COLORS
Five line colors are supported in IntraVUE™.
- GREEN - indicates a device is currently connected and capable of communicating.
- YELLOW - indicates one of the threshold factors for this line is over the threshold condition.
- RED - means the device is currently disconnected and not responding to pings.
- BLACK - is used when you manually insert a node and there are no pingable devices below it.
- BLUE - means the line is selected by a left click.
A dashed instead of solid line indicates that the device is a wireless device.
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