iDirect Platform Virtual
This protocol represents a terminal (customer installation) object in an iDirect NMS platform.
About
This connector is automatically generated by connector iDirect Platform.
In the main iDirect Platform element, you can indicate whether a DVE must be created. When DVE creation is enabled, an element with the iDirect Platform Virtual protocol will be created for each row in the iDirect Platform Table of the main element.
Different possibilities for alarm monitoring and trending are available.
Product Info
| Range | Device Firmware Version |
|---|---|
| 10.0.0.x | Compatible with all iDirect versions. |
| 10.0.1.x | Compatible with all iDirect versions. |
Installation and configuration
Creation
This connector is used by DVEs that are automatically created by the parent element. No user input is required.
Usage
General page
This page contains general parameters related to the remote, such as the serial number, current state, latency, location, etc.
When the remote is deactivated or removed from the iDirect NMS, the Delete Element button can be used to also delete the DVE in DataMiner. This is only applicable when the Auto Delete Remote DVEs parameter is disabled in the main element.
Alarms page
This page displays all alarm information.
Remote Status page
This page contains real-time information such as the SNR, power, temperature, gain, CRC and SCPC errors, etc.
Traffic Statistics page
This page displays traffic rates for TCP, UDP, ICMP, IGMP, HTTP and other data. Totals are available for a fixed window (daily, weekly, monthly or custom, reset at the beginning of each period) and a sliding window (last 7 days and last 30 days).
Custom Traffic Counters subpage
This subpage displays the same counters as the main Traffic Statistics page, but on this page you can reset them by clicking the Clear Counters button.
Satellite Statistics page
This page contains over-the-air (OTA) statistics for the remote.
Beams page
This page displays the current active beam and its inroute group. There is also a table with all the possible beams for this remote. In the table on the right-hand side, all the beam changes are stored.
VLAN page
This page displays a table with the configured VLANS for this remote, along with the name and IP.
GPS page
This page displays the current location of the remote, by means of GPS coordinates (when available). The average speed is calculated by comparing the last two received GPS coordinates.
The GPS trace is kept for 365 days, and can be used in combination with DataMiner Maps.
QOS page
This page displays utilization statistics of QoS service groups that are configured for this remote. Application level and remote level configuration are both supported.
DVB-S2 page
This page contains a table that displays the distribution of the data that is transferred over the different MODCODs. The Current MODCOD is the MODCOD that currently has the highest distribution %.