Documentation
Start with one device. Build your workflow.
Use your WinBox 8291 connection to add devices, run a first query and explore monitoring, topology and health checks. API, SSH and REST are optional, so there is no need to enable them all.
Build your first device list
Getting started
The shortest path from an empty device list to a completed run and a result you can interpret.
Installation
What your machine needs, how the two distribution forms differ, which folder your settings live in, and what happens when it updates.
Adding devices
Importing the address list you already keep in WinBox, finding devices on your network segment directly, and saving the ones you use often as a group for next time.
Make everyday work easier
Running commands
Choosing a kind of connection, setting how many devices run at once, reading each device’s status, and what each result actually means — especially "completed" and "outcome uncertain".
Port monitoring
Presenting the ports of multiple devices on one screen, interpreting the colour coding, and interrupting and restoring power to a port where that is required.
Network topology
Assembling a picture from several devices, reading what it based each conclusion on, and exporting the whole thing as a file.
Health check
Choosing which groups to check, reading the levels and the numbers behind them, marking the things you know are fine, and exporting the result to hand on.
When something goes wrong
Connection failures, capabilities unavailable over a given connection type, the correct response to an uncertain outcome, and how to escalate.
Cannot find what you need?
The FAQ covers the questions that arise before adoption. For anything further, contact support.