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Everything you might change in front of a customer, on one page. Click a device to open its controls. A change is what the next SNMP poll or console command reads, so the management product reacts as it would to the real kit.
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Captures what one device shows the network - its ports, web pages, console and SNMP - so an emulator can be built from it. Only for a device you are authorised to inspect.

          
Unzip it and run ude-probe.exe: nothing to install, and no administrator rights needed. The first time, Windows SmartScreen says "Windows protected your PC" - choose More info, then Run anyway.

          

          
 UDE Probe user guide  How to run a scan and send the result to Morbit - opens in a new tab.

        

      


    

  






  

    

      
      

    

    
  

  

    

    

  




  

    

      
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        A pack is a directory with a pack.yaml in it. Most are that one
        file and nothing else, so picking the file works; choose the folder when the
        pack has web pages or captures beside it, as canon-mf74x does.
        Either way it is validated before it is installed and refused if it has
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Adds the device to the fleet file, checks the fleet, and starts it. It is on the network within about a minute. Use an address outside your router's DHCP range.