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Configuring the Network Automation Engine …

Technical BulletinIssue DateMarch 31, 2003 2003 Johnson Controls, No. LIT-1201519 Software Release the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE).. 3 Key 5 NAE System Configuration 5 NAE Configuration Flowchart .. 6 Modems .. 8 Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser Recommendations .. 8 Application and Data Server (ADS).. 8 NAE UI Tabs ..8 System Configuration Tool (SCT) .. 10 Alarms and Events .. 11 Site 11 Site Director .. 12 Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP).

Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin 3 Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Introduction The Network Automation Engine (NAE) is an Ethernet-based

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1 Technical BulletinIssue DateMarch 31, 2003 2003 Johnson Controls, No. LIT-1201519 Software Release the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE).. 3 Key 5 NAE System Configuration 5 NAE Configuration Flowchart .. 6 Modems .. 8 Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser Recommendations .. 8 Application and Data Server (ADS).. 8 NAE UI Tabs ..8 System Configuration Tool (SCT) .. 10 Alarms and Events .. 11 Site 11 Site Director .. 12 Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP).

2 12 Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing (APIPA).. 13 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) .. 13 NAE Menu Options .. 13 Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol (TAP).. 13 Default NAE Configuration .. 14 Archive Database .. 14 Network Automation Engine (NAE) Database .. 14 Related 15 Detailed 16 Configuring an NAE for 16 Configuring an NAE for an Ethernet LAN that Supports DHCP and 16 Configuring an NAE for an Ethernet LAN without DHCP and without DNS Support (NAEUses APIPA) .. 19 Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin2 Configuring an NAE for an Ethernet LAN without DHCP and without DNS Support (NAEUses Static IP Address).

3 20 Configuring an NAE for an Ethernet LAN that Supports DHCP but not 22 Configuring an NAE for an Ethernet LAN that Supports DNS but not 22 Configuring an NAE for Direct Connect .. 23 Establishing a Dial-up Connection to an NAE .. 23 Accessing the NAE User Interface through a Web Browser .. 24 Editing the NAE Focus Screen Configuration .. 26 Configuring the NAE Network Screen .. 27 Configuring the NAE Communications Screen .. 30 Configuring the NAE s Email Parameters .. 31 Configuring the NAE s Pager 34 Configuring SNMP for Network Monitoring.

4 37 Setting the Time, Date, Time Zone, and Time 39 Designating a Site Director .. 42 Configuring an NAE to Dial Out to an ADS .. 42 Printing Information from the NAE UI .. 44 Troubleshooting .. 45 Additional Information on Configuring an NAE for Connectivity .. 45 Determining the NAE IP Address and Device Name for a LAN Connection .. 46 Notes on Setting a PC to Use 49 NAE UI Summary and Diagnostic Screens .. 50 Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin3 Configuring the NetworkAutomation Engine (NAE)IntroductionThe Network Automation Engine (NAE) is an Ethernet-basedsupervisory controller.

5 The NAE provides features including alarmand event management, trending, archiving, energy management, dataexchange, scheduling, dial features, and password protection throughthe Web browser user interface. NAEs come with operating softwarepre-installed in the unit, but must be configured via a Web browserUser Interface (UI) to create the database for the monitored document is designed to help you configure the NAE for varioustypes of applications. To install and wire an NAE, please refer to theInstalling the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin(LIT-1201161).

6 To create and configure a Metasys system extendedarchitecture database, please refer to the System Configuration ToolTechnical Bulletin (LIT-1201534). In addition, there is extensive userinformation in the Metasys system online document describes how to: configure an NAE for connectivity configure an NAE for an Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN) thatSupports Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) andDomain Name Service (DNS) configure an NAE for an Ethernet LAN without DHCP or DNSS upport [NAE uses Automatic Private Internet ProtocolAddressing (APIPA)] configure an NAE for an Ethernet LAN without DHCP andwithout DNS support (NAE uses a Static Internet Protocol (IP)Address)

7 Configure an NAE for an Ethernet LAN that supports DHCP butnot DNS configure an NAE for an Ethernet LAN that supports DNS but notDHCPC onfiguring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin4 configure an NAE for direct connect establish a Dial-up connection to an NAE access the NAE user interface through a Web browser edit the NAE Focus screen configuration configure the NAE Network screen configure the NAE Communications screen configure the NAE s Email parameters configure the NAE s Pager parameters configure Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

8 ForNetwork Monitoring set the Time, Date, Time Zone, and Time Synchronization designate a Site Director configure an NAE to Dial Out to an Application and Data Server(ADS)/Application and Extended Data Server (ADX) print Information from the NAE UIFor an overview of the NAE and its place in a Metasys extendedarchitecture Network , please refer to the Metasys System ExtendedArchitecture Overview Technical Bulletin (LIT-1201527). Configuring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin5 Key ConceptsNAE System Configuration OverviewFigure 1 shows a possible Metasys NAE Network .

9 An NAE networkcan consist of a single NAE connected to field controllers or multipleNAEs with an Application and Data Server (ADS) and access tomultiple remote sites. In all cases you can configure the NAE using aWeb browser to access the NAE UI. Use the System ConfigurationTool (SCT) to add a complex database to an NAE and to set up information on using the SCT see the System Configuration ToolUser s Guide (LIT-1201534).PrinterADS Serverwith SCTWeb BrowserNAEN30 NAEI nternetFirewallField Bus(N2)Field Bus(N2)LW ON ORKSN etworkLW ON ORKSN etworkNAE in NetworkWeb BrowserDial-Up RemoteBuildingNAEIP NetworkBACnetProtocolTMField Bus(N2)Field Bus(N2)Figure 1: Metasys NAE NetworkConfiguring the Network Automation Engine (NAE) Technical Bulletin6 NAE Configuration FlowchartFigure 2 is a flowchart to help you understand the sequence of stepsneeded to successfully configure an NAE.

10 These steps enable you toconfigure the NAE features, including Network settings, Serial ports,adding users to the system, and Configuring communications set up the Metasys database, we recommend that you use the SCToffline and download the archive database to the NAEs on your , devices and points can be added directly from the otherwise indicated, the procedures in the flowchart arecontained in the Detailed Procedures section of this information on setting up a database using the SCT, see the SystemConfiguration Tool Technical Bulletin (LIT-1201534).


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