Do you agree with above terms and conditions? (y or n): y A valid license key was not found on your system!

Select an option:

Generate 30 days license <1>

Install permanent license <2>

Cancel

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The software will check for a license key. If you already have one, enter <2> to be prompted to enter it and simply copy and paste the key from the email message it was received on, or carefully type the key in. If you don’t have a license key, enter <1> to generate a temporary 30 day license.

Note: The terms and conditions will only be displayed until a temporary license is generated or a permanent license is installed. After that, only the license status and command prompt (below) will follow the initial command to open the program.

Once the license is entered, the command prompt will be ready to receive control commands to configure the server. To see a list of commands the server will accept, type .

C:E-MNG-LC>java -jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root nti -config Nb of allowed Enviromux units: 10 Expires on: Sat Dec 29 16:57:10 EST 2012 Type ‘help’ to view available commands >

For more on server management from the command line and a list of commands, see page 12.

Start the Server, Configuration is Done
To start the ENVIRMUX-MNG-LC server without going into the configuration mode, type the following at the command prompt: C:E-MNG-LC>java -jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root nti ­nogui Note: If you have changed the root user password, substitute the new password for “nti” in the string above.
To stop the server, terminate the program using a command appropriate for your operating system (<Ctrl+c> for DOS, for Linux, etc).

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SERVER MANAGEMENT
Manage From the GUI (Graphical User Interface)
Immediately after installing the license, and any time hereafter that you double-click on the emicromanagersrvr.jar file, the server management software will open to the login screen. The administrator is named “root”, and the root user will be prompted for a password.
The default password is “nti”.
Only the “root” user can access the “Server” side of the management software.
Note: If the root user password has been changed and this installation is an update (rather than a new installation), the previous root password will not be changed with the updated software installation. To reset a forgotten password back to “nti”, see page 37)
Figure 6- Login to server
The software will open to an empty list that will contain all connected UNITS to be monitored by the E-MNG-LC. UNITS are easily added using IP address, or DNS name (if so configured). Note: The server will offer to update the root password of any UNIT that has a root password other than “nti”. Otherwise, these units will require a separate login when the server software is started.
Add UNITs to Monitor
To add a UNIT, click on the “File” menu and select “Add Unit”. A window will open as shown below. Enter the IP address for the UNIT or the DNS name (if applicable) and press “Add”. If the IP address is valid, the UNIT will appear in the server list. If not, the message “cannot find unit” will be displayed below the “Add” and “Done” buttons. When finished adding UNITs, click the “Done” button to close the window. TIP: If you don’t know the IP addresses of the UNITS to be monitored, you can use the included NTI Discovery Tool (page 9 ) to identify them (provided they are all connected to the same LAN).
message when wrong IP address is supplied
Figure 7- Add UNITS to monitor
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Device Discovery Tool
In order to easily locate the UNIT on a network, the NTI Device Discovery Tool may be used. . The Discovery Tool is available on many of our webpages, including http://www.networktechinc.com/download/d-environment-monitor- micro.html. Download the discovery.zip, extract the contents to your PC and click on the file NTIdiscover.jar . This will open your browser and display the Device Discovery Tool page. Note: The Device Discovery Tool requires the Java Runtime Environment to operate. Note: The computer using the Device Discovery Tool and the ENVIROMUX must be connected to the same physical network in order for the Device Discovery Tool to work.
Figure 8- Device Discovery Tool page
Use the Device Discovery Tool to display all NTI ENVIROMUX units on the network, along with their network settings. Follow the instructions on the Device Discovery Tool page to use the tool and to change the device settings if so desired.
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Add E-MNG-LC Users
The administrator can add Users (as many as desired) that can access the MS and manage monitored UNITs. The list of users is saved in the server but can be configured from any client location. The “root” user can add users, define passwords, and assign administrator rights to a user if so desired. Only listed users will have access to the E-MNG-LC. Users with administrative rights are able to manage users in the individual UNITs, allowing them to add, edit, and delete users, as well as change passwords. To add a user, click on the “Users” menu item and select “Add User”. A window (see Figure 9) will open to define a User Name and Password. Place a checkmark in the box next to “Administrative Rights” if you want this user to have control has described above.
Figure 9- Create new user
Edit E-MNG-LC Users
The root user or users with administrative rights can make changes to a user’s password and change their status as an administrator. Simply click on the “Users” menu and select “Edit User”. A window will open where the desired user can be selected and boxes are available to change user settings or delete a user (see Figure 10).
After making changes, press “Submit Changes” to have them take effect. After all changes are complete, press “Done” to exit the window. To delete a user, select the User name from the list and press “Delete”. Note: A password must be provided, even if it is only 1 character.
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UNIT Loses Connection
If a UNIT loses connection to the network, whether via power failure or Ethernet, the E-MNG-LC will indicate it.
UNIT has been disconnected
Figure 11- UNIT has lost connection to network
With the power or Ethernet connection restored, the software can be prompted to quickly reload the UNIT and restore sensing and management. Simply right- click (with the mouse) on the client IP address and be prompted to either “Reload” the UNIT or “Delete” it from the list.
Figure 12- Reload UNIT to restore sensing and management
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Manage From the Command Line
To control the E-MNG-LC Server from the command line, enter the following command from the directory the server files have been unzipped to:

C:E-MNG-LC>java -jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root nti ­config

Nb of allowed Enviromux units: 10 Expires on: Sat Dec 29 16:57:10 EST 2012 Type ‘help’ to view available commands

Type to view the available commands.

help

showid

– Displays the machine ID for licensing

license – Install license

del_license

– Remove current license

passwd

– Change root password

listunits

– Lists the Enviromux units in the project

addunit

– Add an Enviromux unit with IP address

delunit

– Delete an Enviromux unit with IP address

listusers

– Lists the available users

adduser

– Add a user account

deluser

– Delete a user account

run

– Exit config mode and start the server

exit

– Exit

If you have not yet applied for a permanent license, you will need to get the Machine ID for the License Request Form (page 6). Enter the command to see the machine ID.

showid 00-0C-29-8D-43-09
Write down the number presented for entry into the License Request Form.
Once you receive the license, enter the command and the license string provided by NTI.
license
If, at some point, the E-MNG-LC Server is moved to a different CPU, the license will need to be updated to work with the new CPU. To first delete the license from the initial server, enter the command .
Once the server is configured using the other commands to view, add, or remove ENVIROMUX Units to be managed and view, add, or remove users to have client access, either enter to start the server, or to exit the configuration program.
To start the server without entering the configuration program, enter the following command (substitute current password for “nti” as applicable):
C:E-MNG-LC>java -jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root nti ­nogui
Nb of allowed Enviromux units: 10 Expires on: Sat Dec 29 16:57:10 EST 2012 Server started
To stop the server, terminate the program using a command appropriate for your operating system (<Ctrl+c> for DOS, for Linux, etc).

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USING A CLIENT
With users and passwords assigned, a user can access the E-MNG-LC Management Software from any computer with the Client software loaded, provided the user has access to the computer the Server software is on. There is no limit to the number of Clients that can access the Server at a time and there is no limit to the number of users that can be configured to use the Client to access the Server.
User Connection
After installing the Client software and Java Runtime Environment (version 1.8 or later), the Client software can be opened by double-clicking on the EmicroManager.jar file (in the directory mng-lc-clnt-vx-x.zip was unzipped to). A login screen will appear. Enter the IP address of the server, a valid user name (other than root) and password and the manager screen will open.
If you enter user name “root” and the password for “root”, an administrative screen will open enabling the management of server settings. See page 31 for more about this.

Note: The client software will remember the last IP address entered, so this may not need to be repeatedly entered with each login unless the IP address of the server changes.

IP Address of Server
Note: If Client software and Server software are on the same PC, enter “localhost” instead of the IP for the Server

The Client program uses ports 9000 and 9001. As long as the server has those ports open any client can access the Server program.
The Client PC’s do not need any firewall ports open.

Figure 13- Login at a Client
The Client software will open to a blank window, wherein the user can create “Projects” that include groups of specific UNITs that are to be monitored. Each user can create unique projects used to monitor all available UNITs, or just a portion of them.

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Project Management
Each user can monitor any or all connected UNITs. A project is made up of UNITs placed into a single group or can be broken up into category-specific groups for more organized monitoring. Any or all UNITs can be placed into each group. Once they are defined, the list of groups and their included UNITs can be saved as named projects for easy recall later. Multiple projects can be defined for each user. From the “File” menu, a user can create a new project, open and existing project, or delete existing projects.
Create a Project
To create a new project go to the “File menu” and select “New Project”. The word “”will be replaced by “New Project”.
Figure 15- File Menu choices
With the project “New Project” highlighted, go to “Edit” menu and select “Project Settings”. A project window will open. FYI: The “Project Settings” selection is also used to edit an existing project.
Figure 16- Select Project Settings
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From the project window, click on the “New Group” button to add a group number under “New Project”. Then click on the group name to select it. Select each UNIT from the list of “Available ENVIROMUX units” list that should be included in this group. With the UNITs selected either:
– click on “Save” to save the project, then “Cancel” to exit the project window, – click on “New Group” to define another group of UNITs, – or just click “Cancel” to cancel the action, save nothing, and return to the empty “New Project” window.
Click “New Group” to add a group that will include some or all of the monitored units in the list.
Figure 17- Define a new project
A unique name can be assigned to the project. To change the Project name double-click on the Project name and type the new name. Press to save it, or to cancel. Perform the same procedure to change Group names.
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Personalized note applied to popup. Can be unique for each user (see page 29)
Apply a checkmark if you want pop-ups for alert notices

Select the units that will be included in the group

Figure 18- Change names of project and groups
If you apply a checkmark to the “Enable pop-up alerts when sensors go to Alert Mode” box, then any sensor that calls for an alert will cause a pop-up on your computer screen and an audible indication as long as you are logged-into the client software and you have speakers connected to the Client PC.
Alternatively, place a checkmark in “Enable sound alerts” to have a customized sound or recorded message play when alerts occur.
Click on “Upload Sound File” to search for a .wav file on your PC to load into the software. With this loaded and enabled, when an alert occurs, the sound from the file will be heard as long as you are logged into the client software.
To have the sound repeat, select the number of times it should repeat. To have a delay between each repeat, select how many seconds should be between each time the .wav file plays (minimum is 1).
To hear the .wav file that has been loaded, click “Play”.
With the project settings defined, and groups defined, click on “Save” to save the settings. Click “X” to close the window. Now the groups will be listed (below). Click the group names to see the UNITs selected listed below each (Figure 19).
Notice (right) that one UNIT in one group is also in the other group (“E-1W E01”). A UNIT can belong to as many groups as desired.

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1. Select a UNIT to view the sensor category list. 2. Select a category to see the sensors in that category. 3. Select a sensor to see the status of that sensor.

1. sensor categories

2. sensors in category

3. status of digital input (highlighted to the left)

Figure 20- Exploded view of E-MNG-LC
Open a Project
In the image below, rather than creating a new project and re-selecting UNITs to be monitored, the user will open the “Test” project, a previously created project that contains all the UNITs the user wants to monitor. 1. Go to the “File” menu and select “Open Project”.

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2. A list of existing projects previously defined will appear. Select the one desired and click “Open”.

Click “Open” to open the predefined “Test Project” Project

3. The selected project is now open and ready to review.

Figure 22- List of existing projects

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Delete a Project
To delete a project, select “Manage Projects” (Figure 21) from the “File” menu. Select the project name to remove and click the “Delete”: button. That project and any groups defined within it will be removed from the projects list. FYI: The user can also open an existing project from the Manage Projects window, if desired.
Figure 24- Deleting a project
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Remote UNIT Management
From the E-MNG-LC manager, the user can perform many UNIT management functions that otherwise can only be performed when connected to the individual UNIT through the web interface. To open a menu for making configuration changes to a UNIT, right click the UNIT name in the list. From here, the following areas of a monitored UNIT can be managed: View summary- to view a summary status of all connected
sensors View scrolling summary- to view a scrolling summary with a
controlled window size of all or select categories of connected sensors Configure Enterprise- Field for entering the name of the EMicro UNIT being managed Configure Network- Fields for viewing all the network settings and changing the DNS server settings if desired. Configure SNMP Agent- Apply SNMP agent settings Configure Email Server- Apply email settings for the E-Micro Configure Date & Time- Apply Date and Time settings for the E-Micro Users- Add and edit all user settings including passwords (available to users with administrative privileges only)
Figure 25- Options with right click on UNIT
View Summary
With the UNIT selected, right click and select “View Summary” to see a summary view of the status of all sensors connected to a UNIT.
Figure 26- Summary view of sensors in a UNIT
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If desired, the Summary view for each unit can be opened for easy monitoring. They can be arranged in a “Cascade” view, like in Figure 27, or in “Tile ” view, like in Figure 28. Simply select the summary view for each UNIT to be displayed, then select the view method. The view methods of “Cascade” or “Tile” are found under the “Window” menu.
View methods: Cascade or Tile
Change the view order by double-clicking the UNIT you want to see at the top of the list
Figure 27- View multiple summary pages in Cascade View
Click here to minimize a summary view
Click here to close a summary view
Figure 28- View summary pages in Tile View
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View Scrolling Summary
The scrolling summary provides a more controlled way to limit the amount of screen space used for summary view and to view only those sensors that you want to keep on.

Use Filters to control which sensors will be viewed

Change the number of rows viewed to control the window size

Figure 29- Scrolling window for controlled view of sensor status
By applying limitations to the Filters (1-3), limit the view of the scrolled sensors to only those types of sensors you have an interest in seeing the information on. The status of each is updated dynamically based on the configured refresh rate of each sensor.
A scrolling summary can include only the sensors for a specific unit (as shown in Figure 29), or, it can include sensors from an entire group of ENVIROMUXs (shown in Figure 30).

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Configuration Options
Click on “Configure Enterprise”, “Configure Email Server”, “Configure Network” , “Configure SNMP Agent” or “Configure Date and Time” to access the configuration options of the ENVIROMUX you are managing.
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User Configuration
Click on “Users” to access individual user configurations within each ENVIROMUX. From there you can Add, Remove, and Edit user configurations.
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Sensor Monitoring and Configuration
Sensor readings can be monitored, settings can be quickly configured to change the criteria for reporting alerts, or they can be removed altogether. Right- click on a sensor to bring up a menu enabling you to Monitor, Configure, Remove a sensor, Start Recording sensor readings taken and View a History Graph of those readings.

monitor, configure or remove a sensor for a monitored UNIT

Be careful! Don’t select “Remove” unless you really want the sensor removed. To reinstate a sensor, you will need to reboot the UNIT (page 16).

Figure 33- Manage a sensor- choose action
Select “Monitor” to see the status of the sensor as a bar graph or “Monitor with Gauge” to view the status in gauge format. (This option only applies to Temperature, Humidity and Dewpoint sensors.) With “View History Graph” you can track recorded readings for these sensors.

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Select “Data Recording Status” and then click “Start Recording” to have the readings for the sensor stored in memory. Once the start recording, a graph will be created from the readings taken. Readings will be stored for up to 120 days, after which old readings will drop off to make room for new readings. To view the readings stored, select “View History Graph”.
Figure 35- View History Graph
A graph that shows a sensor’s readings can be viewed. The time period displayed can be changed to show the last hour, last day, last week, last 30 days or the last 120 days. The color of the graph can be changed. Click on “Color” to bring up a color chart. Select the desired color and press “OK”. (The color change will only take effect as long as you have the history graph open. Once closed, upon reopening the graph the original color will be displayed again.) The range of readings displayed will adjust as the readings are taken. For example, in the above image, for the time period displayed the range of readings was between 38.2°F. to 39.2°F. If expanded to view the Last Day, the range would automatically update to a wider range of temperatures and adjust the graph accordingly. If you right-click inside the graph, a menu with more options will be presented. Click on “Properties” to bring up options to change the “Chart Properties” or appearance of the graph.
Note: The changes you make will only take effect until you close the graph. Upon reopening the graph, the appearance will again be based on default settings.
Figure 36- Change the appearance of your graph (temporary)
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To copy the graph image to your computer’s clipboard for pasting into another document, click “Copy”.
To save the graph image as a .png image file on your computer, select “Save as….” .
To send the graph image to a printer, select “Print…”.
To see greater detail in the graph, the range and/or domain axis can be zoomed in or out. To quickly return to a normal view of the graph, click on “Auto Range-Both Axes”.

Range Axis

Domain Axis

Figure 37- You can zoom your axes

Another way to see greater detail is to select a specific area on the graph dragging from the top in a downward diagonal motion. When you let go of the mouse the graph will update with a closeup of the area you selected.

Drag to select an area to zoom in on

A closeup view of those readings will be presented.
Figure 38- Drag a selected area to zoom in on
To restore the default appearance of the graph, drag upward on the graph.
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Select “Configure” (from Figure 33) to configure the settings for that sensor.
Figure 39- Configure the external sensor
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Respond to Alerts
When an alert is present, the first screen in the project will indicate it by displaying the group name in red. group indicating an alert
Figure 40- Alert 1- Indication in group
Click on the group name to see which UNIT is reporting an alert.
E-Micro that has a sensor reporting an alert Click on the E-MICRO to see which group of sensors the individual sensor is in.
Figure 41- Alert 2- Indication of which UNIT
Click on the UNIT and “Alerts” to see which sensor has an alert.
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Click on the sensor to monitor its status. Click on the alert to respond to the alert condition. This sensor is in alert
Figure 43- Alert 4- Status of the sensor in alert
With the sensor status returned to normal, the sensor tree returns to an alert-free appearance.
Figure 44- Alert 5- Alert has been acknowledge
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Server Management from the Client
If, at the login screen, you enter the username “root” and the password for root (default is “nti”), the program will open to an administrative menu that provides options for server management. The server can be managed from the graphic interface provided by the server software, from the command line interface, or, in this case, through the client software.
Figure 45- Login as root from Client
The menu for root includes only administrative functions.
Using these functions you can configure the server for password preference, adding, editing, or removing users, adding units, or activating the license.
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E-MNG-LC Log Files
Log files can be generated as they pertain to the events monitored by the E -MNG-LC software. By configuring the sems.conf file found in the directory the Server was extracted into, log files can be generated and then viewed for use in troubleshooting, generating reports, or other programs intended to cause actions based on alert status.
Server Logs
Datalogs and alert logs on Server Software can be configured by editing “sems.conf ” file (using a text editor such as Notepad) below. Please note license activation is required to enable all logging features. syslogEnabled=true
datalogEnabled=true
syslogLevel=INFO
devicePollRate=5000
alertslogEnabled=true

1. “Enabled” values can be set to “true” or ‘”false”.

2. “syslogLevel” can be set to one of ‘SEVERE’, ‘WARNING’, ‘INFO’, ‘FINE’, ‘ALL’. Recommended Setting: INFO
SEVERE will log only system crash like messages. WARNING will log severe messages and messages that user needs to look into INFO will log all above messages plus some rudimentary messages like “server started” FINE or ALL will log all communications and may generate several GB of data over a few days (not recommended)
3. “devicePollRate” is the period between polling of sensors for same unit in milliseconds. (1000 milliseconds = 1 second) Polling rate has to be between 900ms and 3,600,000ms. It can be adjusted based on refresh rate, data log rate

required and system load on the server.

4. When syslog is enabled, the Server software logs any errors and usage to a system.log file (in the same directory) which can be used for troubleshooting.

5. When alertslog is enabled, the Server software logs sensor status changes to an alerts.log file in tab delimited format (example record given below):

DATE_TI ME SENSOR_TYPE SENSOR_I NDEX

LOG_LEVEL ALERT_STATUS ENVI ROMUX_UNI T_I D UNI T_I P_ADDRESS SENSOR_NAME

UNI T_NAME

Mon J ul 31 10: 08: 04 EDT 2017 I NFO

NORMAL

DI GI TALOUTPUT 3

E- 16D- M Door St r i k e 4

983168

192. 168. 3. 100 E- 16D

6. When datalog is enabled, server software logs sensor data per device poll rate to ‘data.log’ in below tab delimited format (example record given). Sensor value may contain appropriate sensor unit separated by whitespace:

DATE_TI ME SENSOR_TYPE SENSOR_I NDEX

Mon J ul 31 10: 07: 59 EDT 2017

I NTERNAL

0

LOG_LEVEL

ENVI ROMUX_UNI T_I D UNI T_I P_ADDRESS

UNI T_NAME

SENSOR_SNMP_OI D

SENSOR_NAME

SENSOR_VALUE

I NFO

1048667

192. 168. 3. 217

E- 5D- 48V

. 1. 3. 6. 1. 4. 1. 3699. 1. 1. 10. 1. 3. 1. 1. 6.

I nt er nal Temper at ur e 32. 8 ° C

Note: For the edited sems.conf file to take effect, it must be edited and saved, and then the E-MNG-LC Server must be shut down (close the application) and then restarted.

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Client Logs
Datalogs can be configured on Client Software by editing “sems.conf” file as below.
Please note license activation is required to enable all logging features. syslogEnabled=true syslogLevel=INFO datalogEnabled=true alertslogEnabled=true
1. “Enabled” values can be set to “true” or “false”. 2. “syslogLevel” can be set to one of ‘SEVERE’, ‘WARNING’, ‘INFO’, ‘FINE’, ‘ALL’. Recommended Setting: INFO
SEVERE will log only system crash like messages. WARNING will log severe messages and messages that user needs to look into INFO will log all above messages plus some rudimentary messages like “server started” FINE or ALL will log all communications and may generate several GB of data over a few days (not recommended)
3. When syslog is enabled, the Client software logs any errors and usage to a system.log file (in the same directory) which can be used for troubleshooting.
4. When datalog is enabled, the Client software logs only currently monitored sensor data, every 8-10 second, to “data.log” in tab delimited format (example record given below). Sensor value may contain appropriate sensor unit separated by whitespace:

DATE_TI ME SENSOR_TYPE SENSOR_I NDEX

LOG_LEVEL

ENVI ROMUX_UNI T_I D UNI T_I P_ADDRESS

SENSOR_NAME

SENSOR_VALUE

Mon J ul 31 10: 08: 06 EDT 2017

EXTERNAL

0

I NFO

983168

E- 16D- M Temper at ur e 1

192. 168. 3. 100 83. 1 ° F

UNI T_NAME ENVI ROMUX- 16D Uni t 1

Note: For the edited sems.conf file to take effect, it must be edited and saved, and then the E-MNG-LC Client must be shut down (close the application) and then restarted.

Additional configuration options that apply to the Server and Client software (requires version 3.1) include:
datalogRollPeriod=
alertslogRollPeriod=
syslogRollPeriod=
1.These can be set to one of ‘HOUR’, ‘DAY’, ‘WEEK’, ‘MONTH’ which rolls the log every such period. -Except for HOUR, the rest of the options trigger log roll at midnight local time. -End Of WEEK is considered Saturday at midnight
Log Roll support provides the ability to save data accumulated for set periods of time. Once the period of time has expired, the Server and/or Client (as configured) will save the data into a numbered archive file. The newest archive will be numbered “1” (i.e. data_archive1.log, or alert_archive1.log). When the period expires again, archive “1” will be renamed archive “2” and the newest archive will again be archive “1”. Archives will continue to be added to depending upon how many have been configured to be kept (see value for “numSyslogsToKeep”, “numDatalogsToKeep” or “numAlertslogsToKeep” ).

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Figure 47- Directory view of accumulated log archives
numSyslogsToKeep= numDatalogsToKeep= numAlertslogsToKeep= 2.These can be set to any integer value between 1 and 5000. This will keep as many archives as configured and purge logs older than this. Note: After installing Server and Client software version 3.1 (or later), the sems.conf file will not automatically update with the new options. To use the new configuration options, either A. Delete and Edit 1. Close the Server software and Client software. 2. Delete the sems.conf file from the Server software directory (same directory emicromanagersrvr.jar file is in) and Client software directory (same directory emicromanager.jar file is in). 3. Restart the Server and Client software. The updated sems.conf file will be generated and ready to edit. 4. Edit the sems.conf file with the values desired and save it. 5. Close the Server software and Client software. 6. Restart the Server and Client software. The values entered will now take effect.
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B. Edit Only (saving the values you already have in place without having to re-enter them) 1. Open the sems.conf file (will need to be done for the Server, and again for the Client) 2. Add the options below to the sems.conf file manually. (It would be easiest to copy from this document and paste them in.) datalogRollPeriod= alertslogRollPeriod= syslogRollPeriod= numSyslogsToKeep= numDatalogsToKeep= numAlertslogsToKeep=
3. Enter the desired values for the options using the instruction on pages 33 and 34. 4. Save the completed sems.conf file. 5. Close the Server/Client software. 6. Restart the Server/Client software. The options and values entered will now take effect.
Note: The syntax of the values entered is important for configuration to be successful (sems.conf file content sample below): The order the configuration options are listed in does not matter.
syslogEnabled=true syslogLevel=ALL syslogRollPeriod=DAY numSyslogsToKeep=7 datalogEnabled=true datalogRollPeriod=DAY numDatalogsToKeep=7 alertslogEnabled=true alertslogRollPeriod=DAY numAlertslogsToKeep=7 devicePollRate=5000
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SOFTWARE UPDATE
When newer versions of the E-MNG-LC become available, you may desire to update your client and/or server software. You will be notified by email that new versions are available, what changes were made to the software, and how to obtain updated software. To perform an update, simply unzip the new client (mng-lc-clnt-vx-x.zip) or server (mng-lc-srvr-vx-x.zip) software files into the same directory the present client or server files were installed to (see “Installation” on page 4). Do not delete any files. None of your data, license, or configuration files will be affected. Once the new files have been unzipped, simply open the client or server as normal (pages 31 and 13). No additional changes or configuration are necessary.
SETUP E-MNG-LC TO RUN AT STARTUP
You may want to have the server that runs the E-MNG-LC server application to run the application automatically each time the server that hosts it powers ON. The instruction below should assist you in setting this up.
1. Create a batch file: EmicroManagerSrvr.bat containing the following 2 lines: @ECHO OFF START “EMICRO” /D”” “<PATH TO JAVA>” ­jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root nti 2. Replace the 2 paths: PATH TO EMICRO MANAGER SERVER = the path to the directory containing EmicroManagerSrvr.jar (e.g. C:Test FilesServer) PATH TO JAVA =the path to the Java Runtime executable (e.g. C:Program FilesJavajre7binjava) 3. Replace the root password “nti” with the one you are using.
EXAMPLE: START “EMICRO” /D”Test FilesServer” “Program Files (x86)Javajre7binjava” -jar EmicroManagerSrvr.jar root 123
4. Depending on your operating system version, follow the instructions provided by the links to open the Group Policy Editor and add “EmicroManagerSrvr.bat” as a startup script. For Windows 2003, also enable the policy “Run startup scripts asynchronously”.
For Windows 2008 1. Open the Local Group Policy Editor: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731745.aspx 2. Assign Computer Startup Scripts: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc770556.aspx For Windows 2003 1. Open Group Policy as an MMC snap-in: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc782895%28WS.10%29.aspx 2. Assign Computer Startup Scripts: http://technet.microsoft.com/en- us/library/cc779329%28WS.10%29.aspx 3. Run startup scripts asynchronously: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms811602.aspx
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RESTORE ROOT PASSWORD TO DEFAULT
You can restore the default root password without losing the server configuration by performing the following: Note: You will need the E-MNG-LC License Key to perform this operation.
1. Shut down the E-MNG-LC server program. 2. Browse to the folder containing the E-MNG-LC server program. 3. Delete the file “serverLib.dll” 4. Re-start the E-MNG-LC server program. You should see the “License Terms” window 5. Accept the license terms. You should see a “License Error” window 6. Select “Install Permanent License” 7. Enter in your License Key, then select “Activate” 8. You should get a “License Activated” message; Select “OK” You should then get the root login prompt. 9. Enter in “nti” and select “Login”.

INDEX
add ENVIROMUX-MNG-LC users, 10 add UNITS to monitor, 8 command line, 7, 12 configure sensors, 25 Device Discovery Tool, 9 edit ENVIROMUX-MNG-LC users, 10 installation, 4 Java Runtime Environment, 9 licensing, 4 Log files, 32 login at client, 13 Machine ID, 5

open project, 17 permanent license, 6 project management, 14 reload lost connection, 11 respond to alerts, 29 sensor summary, 20 server management, 7, 8, 31 temporary license, 5 UNIT loses connection, 11 UNIT Management, 20 using a client, 13

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References

• java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
• Run startup scripts asynchronously | Microsoft Learn
• Assign Computer Startup Scripts | Microsoft Learn
• Assign computer startup scripts: Group Policy | Microsoft Learn
• Open Group Policy as an MMC snap-in: Microsoft Management Console (MMC); Group Policy | Microsoft Learn
• E-MICRO Micro Environment Firmware Download Notes
• Environment Monitoring System Management Software License Request

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