- Hyperview
- Quickstart
- Asset Management
- Product Catalog Management
- Discoveries
- Supported protocols
- What kind of data is collected?
- Setting up Data Collectors
- Adding or deleting discoveries
- Configuring discoveries
- Running discoveries
- Reviewing discovery reports
- Maintaining Data Collectors
- Best practices
- Settings
- Search Features
- Extracting Data
- Licensed Features
- AssetTracker
- Document Management
- Firmware Management
- Rack Security
- User Accounts
- Release Notes
- Hyperview 3.5 (May 3 2022)
- Hyperview 3.4 (April 6 2022)
- Product catalog management
- New licensed feature: Firmware Management
- Linux Data Collector enhancements
- New bulk actions: Update Access Policy, Update Model
- New Delta-T and average temperature sensors for racks
- Miscellaneous improvements
- API changes
- Deprecations
- New AvailableFirmwareVersions endpoint (licensed feature)
- New Bulk endpoints
- New FirmwareDownload endpoints (licensed feature)
- New FirmwareVersions endpoints (licensed feature)
- New Manufacturers endpoints
- New PduBreakers endpoint
- New ProductProperties endpoints
- New ProductPropertyKeys endpoint
- New Products endpoints
- New UserProductImages endpoints
- Notable bug fixes
- Known issues
- Hyperview 3.3 (January 17 2022)
- Hyperview 3.2 (November 18 2021)
- Hyperview 3.1 (September 17 2021)
- New bulk actions
- Heat map and environmental sensor visualizations
- New computed sensors
- New Network Components page for assets
- New asset type and asset property
- Sensor graph improvements
- Advanced Search improvements
- Miscellaneous improvements
- API changes
- Notable bug fixes
- Known issues
- Changes in version 3.1.1
- Changes in version 3.1.2
- Changes in version 3.1.3
- Changes in version 3.1.4
- Hyperview 3.0 (August 24 2021)
- Hyperview 2.6 (July 26 2021)
- Hyperview 2.5 (July 14 2021)
- Hyperview 2.4 (June 18 2021)
- Hyperview 2.3 (May 21 2021)
- Hyperview 2.2 (April 28 2021)
- Hyperview 2.1 (March 16 2021)
- Hyperview 2.0 (February 25 2021)
- Hyperview 1.6 (February 01 2021)
- Hyperview 1.5 (December 22 2020)
- Hyperview 1.4 (November 27 2020)
- Hyperview 1.3 (October 21 2020)
- Hyperview 1.2 (August 31 2020)
- Watched assets
- PDU breaker decorations
- New Assets By Location view
- New Assets by Type view and related changes
- Control credentials for rack PDUs
- Reachability monitoring
- Layout enhancements
- Discovery enhancements
- Rack Security enhancements (licensed feature)
- Other notable improvements
- API changes
- Known issues
- Notable bug fixes
- Changes in version 1.2.1
- Changes in version 1.2.2
- Changes in version 1.2.3
- Hyperview 1.1 (July 17 2020)
- Hyperview 1.0 (May 28 2020)
- RAMP3
- Release Notes
- RAMP Version 3.16
- RAMP Version 3.15
- RAMP Version 3.14
- RAMP Version 3.13
- RAMP Version 3.12
- RAMP Version 3.11
- RAMP Version 3.10
- RAMP Version 3.9
- RAMP Version 3.8
- RAMP Version 3.7
- RAMP Version 3.6
- RAMP Version 3.5
- RAMP Version 3.4
- Installation Guide
- Upgrade Guide
- User Guide
- Introduction
- Typical RAMP DCIM Deployment Scenarios
- Launching RAMP DCIM
- Application Menu
- Status
- Search
- Logs & Reports
- Action Menu
- Asset Information
- Software
- Operating Systems
- Retired Assets
- Adding Devices
- Add New
- Bulk Load
- Discoveries
- Tasks & Workflows
- Tasks
- Workflows
- Workflow Templates
- Planned Moves
- Notifications
- All Notifications
- Notification Methods
- Users
- Users
- Active Directory Groups
- Models
- Manage Documents
- Contracts
- End of Life
- BACnet Definitions
- Modbus Definitions
- Modbus Slave Mappings
- License Keys
- Locale and Units Settings
- Global Settings
- Asset Vue Settings
- RAMP Services Status
- Help
- Background jobs
- Tools
- Logout
- Visual Navigation Control
- Tree Navigation Control
- Performing a Tree Search
- Dragging and Dropping Using the Tree Control
- Device Types
- Blade Enclosure
- Blade Server
- Camera
- Environmental Monitor
- Expansion Module
- Generator
- In Row Cooling
- Network
- Other Devices
- Patch Panel
- PDU/RPP
- Rack
- Rack PDU
- Rack / Tower UPS
- Server
- Transfer Switch
- Undefined
- UPS
- Utility
- Virtual Server
- Logical Groups
- Tab Navigation
- Asset Views
- Cloud Support
- Location View
- Using AssetTracker
- Contacting Technical Support
- Appendix 1: Setting Up Monitoring for VMware
- Appendix 2: Email Configuration
- FAQ
- 1. Data Collector Configuration Fails with Unable to Register Error
- 2. Manager Configuration fails with Domain Authentication Error
- 3. Manager Configuration fails with IIS 7 Error
- 4. Manager Configuration fails with SQL Authentication Error
- 5. Data Collector process freezes at startup
- 6. Login issue for users authenticating using Windows AD
- 7. Requirements for Discovering Linux, FreeBSD and Windows Instances (Physical, virtual and cloud)
- 8. Managing Your Asset Limit
- 9. Report Device Count to Hyperview
- 10. RAMP licensing
- 10.1. What are the different types of licenses and how do they behave?
- 10.2. What does RAMP report?
- 10.3. Which assets are billable and which assets are not?
- 10.4. What URL does RAMP communicate with to send billing reports?
- 10.5. How often does RAMP report back home?
- 10.6. What happens when the number of assets change midterm?
- 11. Data Collector is Unable to Register URL
- 12. RAMP Device Types
- 13. Best Practices for Discovery in RAMP
- 14. End of Life and Support Policy
- Videos
- Integrations
- Release Notes
Overview of asset pages¶
Asset-specific pages, or asset pages in short, are pages that are relevant to a certain asset. Examples include the Dashboard, the Properties page, the Components page, and so on.
Navigating to an asset opens its Dashboard page, which leads to other asset pages. Certain asset pages (such as Properties) are available for all asset types. Other pages only appear for relevant types; for instance, locations have a Layout page, but network switches do not.
Asset components (such as network cards, logical partitions, hard drives, and so on) are listed on the Components page of the asset they belong to. They do not have dedicated asset pages. Similarly, rack shelves are listed in the Layout page for rack assets, and do not have their own asset pages.
Note
You can only view asset pages for assets that you have access to. Depending on your access privileges, you will be able to view all of the asset pages for a given asset, or none. The ability to create, update, or delete records will depend on your user role.
The Dashboard page¶
The Dashboard page acts as the “landing page” for a given asset. It features:
Widgets that showcase relevant data points for the asset
Links to other asset pages (from tabs or Information menu items)
Relevant commands (under the Actions menu)
All assets have a Dashboard page. However, the availability of a given widget, asset page, or command depends on the asset type.
Tip
Administrators can customize Dashboard pages to show, hide, or arrange widgets per asset type.
The Layout page¶
The Layout page only appears for the following asset types: busway, location, PDU/RPP, rack, rack PDU. You can open the page from Dashboard → Layout.
Note that the Layout page’s user interface differs based on the asset type:
For busways: a grid of tap-offs
For locations: a location map or floor plan
For PDU/RPPs: a grid of breakers
For racks: a visual representation of the front or back of the rack, alongside “Zero U and Unplaced” and “Shelves” grids
For rack PDUs: a grid of outlets
The following screenshot shows the Layout page for the All location.
The Events page¶
The Events page is available for all asset types. It shows alarm event notifications for the asset (for example, if a particular sensor threshold was reached or exceeded).
Tip
The Events page for the All location (Asset Hierarchy → All) indicates if a Data Collector is stale or outdated.
The Access Control page¶
The Access Control page lets you view or update the asset’s current access policy. It also includes a link to navigate to the Access Policies page.
Information pages¶
The Information menu (Dashboard → Information) lets you open additional asset pages. These include:
Properties (lets you view and update asset properties)
Custom Properties (lets you assign custom property values for the asset)
Assets (lets you view, export, and perform bulk actions against asset descendants)
Change Log (the asset change log)
Components (lists asset components, such as memory, processors, and so on)
Control Credentials (lets you apply access control credentials for the asset)
Custom Components (lets you add a custom component for the asset)
Discovery Report (shows the Discovery Report for the asset)
Documents (lets you manage documents associated with the asset)
Lifecycle (allows you to set the asset lifecycle state)
Network Components (lists network components such as IP addresses, network interfaces, and so on)
Power (lets you manage power sources)
Power Path (shows power-connected devices and device details)
Sensor Monitoring (lets you update the asset’s sensor monitoring profile, for instance from “Discovered” to “Manual”)
Sensors (allows you to view, graph, delete, and export sensor data; also lets you add manual sensors)
Software (lists apps, libraries, and other software installations for the asset)
Which pages are available will depend on the asset type. Moreover, the Control Credentials and Documents pages are only available for Rack Security and Document Management licensees, respectively.