The switches support a variety of monitoring and visualization software.
For security reasons, only encrypted SNMP communication (.v3) and methods are used to communicate with these software:
SNMP SET - setting up the device using the SNMP protocol. Typical examples are relay settings and any configuration of fast/gigabit Ethernet ports or RS485 serial buses.
SNMP GET - obtaining status information based on a query from the control system. This form is usually used to transmit non-critical operational information. SNMP manager periodically queries SNMP agents. The disadvantage is that the transmission of information can occur with a delay of several seconds.
SNMP TRAP - the device autonomously sends status information to the control system. SNMP TRAP is typically used for critical status transmission. Its advantage compared to SNMP GET is the immediate response.
MIB files are available at www.metel.eu for integration into other programs.
For monitoring METEL network devices, we recommend using ZABBIX software (tested) or any other software with SNMP.v3/v2c support.
For monitoring and visualization of network infrastructure consisting of METEL or other manufacturers' switches, we recommend using IFTER EQU software. It is an information system for visualization, integration and management of security systems, building automation systems and their control from control centers. IFTER EQU has built-in support for:
The software allows you to configure how one system responds to events that occur in another system. One of its basic advantages is the native support of SNMP, MODBUS, BACKNET, OPC standards without the need to create special drivers. IFTER EQU uses a client-server architecture. Client workstations are connected to a central database for storing process data. The flexible client-server architecture thus allows system administration from any LAN/WAN location.
Example of switch detail in IFTER EQU

Example of graphic panel IFTER EQU (100% editable by user)
