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Importing Opengear Universal Device Pollers into Solarwinds Orion NPM  Opengear provides Universal Device Pollers for use with Solarwinds Orion NPM which can be used for monitoring serial port status, current user sessions, connected UPS and Remote Power Controller performance and environmental state. To import the Opengear Pollers, download the opengear.UnDP file from Thwack.com or opengear.com and use the following procedure: 
1. Launch the Universal Device Poller from the Windows Start menu under Solarwinds Orion. 2. From the File menu select Import Universal Device Pollers. 
3. Select the opengear.UnDP file by clicking the Open button and navigating to the location on your file-system where it was saved. 
4. Once open a number of poller groups will become available in the list to the left. 
Select the desired Pollers and click Import. 
Poller Groups The Pollers are arranged into groups which correpsond to the available SNMP Tables and Pollers which correspond to the SNMP Table Columns as follows:
• ogSerialPortActiveUsersName • ogSerialPortActiveUsersPort • Opengear EMDs • ogEmdStatusAlertCount • ogEmdStatusHumidity • ogEmdStatusName • ogEmdStatusTemp • Opengear Environment Alerts • ogEnvAlertStatusDevice • ogEnvAlertStatusOldValue • ogEnvAlertStatusOutlet • ogEnvAlertStatusSensor • ogEnvAlertsStatusStatus • ogEnvAlertStatusValue • Opengear RPCs • ogRpcStatusAlertCount • ogRpcStatusMaxTemp • ogRpcStatusName • Opengear Serial Ports • ogSerialPortStatusCTS • ogSerialPortStatusDCD • ogSerialPortStatusDSR • ogSerialPortStatusRxBytes • ogSerialPortStatusSpeed • ogSerialPortStatusTxBytes • Opengear Signal Alerts • ogSignalAlertStatusLabel • ogSignalAlertStatusPort • ogSignalAlertStatusSignalName • ogSignalAlertStatusState • Opengear UPS Alerts • ogNutAlertStatusHost • ogNutAlertStatusName • ogNutAlertStatusPort • ogNutAlertStatusStatus The imported Pollers will now be available in the All Defined Pollers list: 
Creating an Opengear Device View An Opengear specific view is useful for customizing which tables and graphs will be displayed when you navigate to an Opengear device with the Orion NPM Web Console. To create an Opengear Details view: 1. Launch the Orion NPM Web Console from the Windows Start menu. 
2. Navigate to Settings > Views > Manage Views. 3. Select the Node Details view from the list and click on Copy. 
4. Select Copy of Node Details and click on Edit. 
5. Rename the view Opengear Node Details and click on Done. 
Assigning a View to a Device by Type Having created a new View you can specify which types of Nodes you would like it associated with. 1. Navigate to Settings > Manage Views and click on Views by Device Type. 
2. Select Opengear Node Details from the menu next to the appropriate Device Type. Note: The Opengear devices are currently recognized as having an Unknown Vendor, this will be corrected in an upcoming release of Orion NPM. 
Assigning a Chart Resource to a View Universal Device Pollers can now be added to the new customized view: 1. Open the Orion Universal Device Poller and right-click on a Poller from the list of All Defined Pollers then select Web Display. 
2. From the Web Display window, scroll down to Opengear Node Details and select Chart then click on Finish. 
3. Open the Orion NPM Web Console and navigate to Settings > Manage Views and select 
4. The Resource Column Lists display the current order and arrangement of resources like charts and table in the View. Any Pollers which you allocated to the Opengear Node View as Charts should appear at the bottom of Resources in Column 1. Use the arrow buttons to move the resources into the desired order. 
Assigning a Table Resource to a View Similarly to the steps outlined in Assigning a Chart Resource to a View Universal Device Pollers can now also be used in Tables which can be displayed using the Opengear Node Details View: 1. Open the Orion Universal Device Poller and right-click on a Poller from the list of All Defined Pollers from a group you would like to display as a table then select Web Display. 
2. From the Web Display Window scroll down to Opengear Node Details you want to display in a Table and select Table. 
3. Open the Orion NPM Web Console and navigate to Settings > Manage Views and click Edit. 
4. Arrange the newly allocated table Resource into the desired Column order using the arrow buttons. Adding an Opengear Device Node Now the basic Opengear Node View has been defined you can add the Opengear Console Server to Orion NPM. 
1. Open the Orion NPM Web Console and navigate to Home > Manage Nodes. 
2. Click on Add Node. 3. Fill in the appropriate details to add the Opengear Device using SNMP and click Next. Note: The Opengear Device must be configured with the SNMP service enabled. 
4. Continue the Add Node wizard as you would usually do for any device type. When the completing the Add Pollers step be sure to select any Opengear Pollers you would like associated with the new node. Finish the wizard so that the Opengear has been added successfully. 
5. When the Device has been successfully added you should be able to navigate to its Opengear Node Details View. Here you will see all the Chart and Table resources which were allocated to the View in previous steps. 
6. Repeat for the various Opengear devices you would like to integrate with Solarwinds Orion NPM. Customizing Table Views Now that the Opengear Device has been added and associated with the view it is likely you will want make any Table Resources you have associated with the view more meaningful by combining related columns into a unified table. 1. Navigate to the Opengear Node Details View for the newly added Opengear Device. 
2. Scroll down the View page until you see the Tabular Universal Device Poller Resource and click Edit. 
3. Rename the Resource with a more contextually meaningful title. 4. Select the appropriate table columns from the available Poller Resources. 
5. Select the rows of interest to display for this Table Resource. 
6. Select the most appropriate column to use for a row label. 7. You will usuaully want the Auto-Hide Resource to be set to Yes. 
8. Click Submit. 
9. Check the newly formatted table is displayed as expected in the Opengear Node Details View. |
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