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111 | NAVISET ADMINISTRATOR 2 USER’S GUIDE
• Show alert conditions in task tray - If an alert condition occurs, a popup message will be shown in the
Windows Task Tray.
• Show device query diagnostics in status bar - When selected, the status bar in the main window will show a
summary of the number of connections to different devices that are currently being processed, and the number
of pending connections that are waiting either for an available connection, or for another connection to the same
device to be completed. The Maximum simultaneous network connections setting sets the limit for the number
of connections that can used at one time.
!Note: Only one connection per device is allowed at a time. Therefore if there are two or more separate operations to be
performed on a device, only one will be current and the others will be pending until the running job has completed, at which
point a pending connection will become current.
• Open report les on completion - When selected, the output le (Excel or delimited text le), or Report
History window (if no output le is specied) will be automatically opened when a Report operation has
completed.
• Automatically check for software updates - When selected, the application will periodically automatically
check to see if a newer version is available by querying the NEC update servers. An Internet connection is
required.
• Don’t ask again messages: Reset - Restores the displaying of any messages that may not be being shown
because Don’t ask again was selected when they previously appeared.
• Maximum simultaneous network connections - Sets the maximum number of network connections that
can be made to different devices on the network. NaViSet Administrator can communicate to multiple devices
in parallel, which speeds up operation by allowing simultaneous connections, and allows more operations to
be performed while waiting for other devices to respond to commands. 5, 10, 20, or 30 connections can be
selected, and default value is 10 connections.
!Note: In general increasing the number of network connections increases the overall speed at which operations on large
numbers of devices can be performed. However there is a point where more connections does not give an increase in speed
due to the speed of the computer and other factors.
• Interface for Wake On Lan (WoL) Magic Packets - When using NaViSet Administrator to remotely wake up
a computer using the WoL protocol, UDP packets are broadcast from the network adapter. If the computer
running NaViSet Administrator has multiple network interfaces, for example wired and wireless, the interface to
broadcast the WoL packets from can be selected.
!Note: In order for WoL to work correctly, UDP port 9 must not be blocked by any rewalls or routers. See Appendix B on page
139 for details on conguring WoL.