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This option allows you to plot devices on a Google Map.
The operation is explained to the right of each option.
YOU WILL NEED MULTIPLE API KEYS!
An API key is needed for each IP address and host name
that will be used to browse to the Scrutinizer server.
IP or Host Name Enter Scrutinizer's IP address
NOTE: You will need to include the port when getting keys if port 80 isn't the default e.g. 66.186.184.198:8181. Make sure you include the ":8181" when generating keys.Click on this button:
The following popup window will appear:
Check off that you have read the agreement, enter the IP address you have Scrutinizer running on and click the "Generate API Key button":
The window below will appear. Highlight and copy the long key:
Paste the key copied above in this location. Make sure you remove trailing spaces:
Once the API key has been applied as outlined above, the google icon in the upper right
hand corner of the web browser can be clicked:
The Google Map will be blank. Click on the "Manage Devices" icon:
Click on "Lookup GPS" for each device to be placed on the Google Map and follow these steps:
Put in the physical street address of the device and click on "Lookup GPS:
Select the device from the drop down box to associate the GPS coordinates with a specific piece of equipment:
Repeat the above steps to assign GPS coordinates to multiple devices.
Refresh the Manage NetFlows page to see all of the GPS coordinates show up:
Click on the Google Map icon in the upper right hand corner of the web browser and the devices should now appear on the Google Map:
Click on the device once to bring up the following window:
NOTE: This pop up window only lists the 3 busiest interfaces on this device.
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