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==Update device information==
== View pending task ==
By selecting desired devices and pressing this option in the menu, you will update all information on those devices.
The '''View pending task''' allows you to view and cancel any pending tasks. Cancel updates provides an option to manage all the pending jobs. To access it go to the RMS web page, Left sidebar panel, (<b>Management → Devices</b>), then click on Actions button and expand '''Management''' submenu.
[[File:Rmsdevices6.png|border|class=tlt-border]]
==Device access==
This function provides you with the possibility to set up remote HTTP(S) access to devices that are connected to a device's LAN, provided that the device in question has been registered to RMS.
 
To configure device access go to the RMS web page, Left sidebar panel, (<b>Management → Devices</b>) and click on <b>Management</b> submenu.
 
Move your mouse pointer to the Top control '''Actions''' menu and select '''Device Access''' (Actions → Device Access).
 


[[File:Rmsdevices12.png|border|class=tlt-border|1100x700px]]


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===Configure device access===
===Step by step instructions===
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# Make sure that the device for which you would like to set up remote access is physically connected to the router's LAN or WAN (depends on your configuration).
Read step by step instructions to learn how to view and cancel pending tasks.
# Locate and select that device in the device table.
# Move your mouse pointer to the '''Actions''' menu and click '''Device Access'''.
# New pop-up window will open, click the plus sign [[File:Rms_plus_symbol.png]] to create a new row.
# Fill out the new row will appropriate data (look for example in the table below). When ready, click "'''Save'''".
# Enter a custom name for the device (for easier management purposes), the device's destination IP address, and the device's destination port.
 
The next Actions status pop-up will display the status of your request. If update is successful in the Status column you will you will get a message: '''<span style="color:#6CAF8F">✔</span> LAN device(s) created successfully.'''
 
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{| class="nd-mantable"
|+
! Field
! Value
! Description
|-
| Name
| For example: '''RUT955'''
| A custom name for the LAN device.
|-
| Destination IP
| For example: '''192.168.1.2'''
| The device’s LAN IP address.
|-
| Destination Port
| Default: '''80'''
| The destination device's WebUI HTTP port.
|-
|}
 
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===Connect to device===
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[[File:RMS-device-details-button.png]]
 
# You can then find remote access links in the '''Device details''' page. You can find this page by clicking the "Device Information" icon located under the '''Actions''' column in the Device table, next to the relevant device.
# You will be redirected to the device's '''Device details''' page. By default, the '''Device access''' widget will be at the bottom of that page. Locate the custom name for the device you created in previous steps.
# A '''Device Web UI link''' pop-up window will open. Click the '''Generate''' button.
# A new link will appear in the window. Click the link to connect to the device.
# For this example, I used another Teltonika Networks device that was connected to the RMS device's LAN. Therefore, when I click the link, I am redirected to WebUI login page.
 
===Remove from device access list===
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[[File:RMS-remove-device-access.png]]
 
# You can later delete device access entries by once again selecting the device and clicking "Access" from the '''Actions''' menu.
# When the new pop-window opens click the '''Remove access listing''' icon next to the entry that you would like to delete.
 
[[File:RMS-access-deleted.png]]
 
At the top of your screen, you will get a notification in green text: '''<span style="color:#368d3b">Device access deleted</span>'''.


# Move your mouse pointer to the '''Actions''' menu, expand Management submenu and click "View pending tasks".
# After a pop-up window will appear. Select the the actions you want to cancel.
# Click the '''Cancel selected''' button.
# You can safely close the pop-up window.


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At the top of your screen, you will get a notification:


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==Manage tag(s)==
==Manage tag(s)==
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To '''create''' or '''remove tags''', navigate to [[RMS_Tags|RMS Tags]].
To '''create''' or '''remove tags''', navigate to [[RMS_Tags|RMS Tags]].


==Password manager==
==Actions from file==
'''Password management''' feature is used to generate random or set user preferred passwords for selected devices. Or using Set Password the CSV feature, the password(s) will be set from data in the file. This functionality allows changing the password(s) on demand by the policies set according to various requirements.
The CSV file should contain a serial number / MAC address (both Serial number and MAC address can be used interchangeably but not simultaneously), and a parameter you're configuring. Everything should be separated by '''commas''' (''',''') and each device should be in a separate line.
 
===Set location from file===
===Generate new password(s)===
Here, you can set devices location from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and location coordinates.
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[[File:RMS devices device location example file v2.png|border|class=tlt-border]]
Selected devices will have their passwords changed to random ones of a given length.  Can then be download all generated passwords in one convenient CSV file where all devices and their new passwords are listed.
===Change name from file===
 
Here, you can change devices' name from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address, name, and description.
'''<span style="color:#0455a4"><big>Important!</big></span>'''
[[File:RMS devices device names example file v1.png|border|class=tlt-border]]
* The generated passwords CSV file can only be '''downloaded ONCE''', after which it will be removed and no longer stored from the server.
===Assign device's tags from file===
 
Here, you can assign a tag to devices from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and choose tags to assign in the pop-up window.
To generate password(s) for your selected device(s) go to the RMS web page, Left sidebar panel, (<b>Management → Devices</b>) and click on <b>Devices</b> submenu.
[[File:RMS devices add tags example file v1.png|border|class=tlt-border]]
 
===Verify devices from file===
Move your mouse pointer to the Top control '''Actions''' menu and select '''Password management''' (Actions → Password management).
Here, you can verify device's password from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and password.
 
[[File:RMS devices set password example file v2.png|border|class=tlt-border]]
[[File:RMS-device-menu-left-sidebar-panel.jpg]] [[File:RMS-top-menu-actions-generate-password.png]]
 
The '''Generate password''' function provides you an option to generate new password(s) for your selected device(s).
 
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'''Step by step instructions'''
 
# Locate and select device(s) in the device table.
# Move your mouse pointer to the "Actions" menu and click '''Password management'''.
# New pop-up window will open, click on '''Generate password'''.
# Choose the length of the password and/or check the checkmark to include special symbols (optional).
# Click the button Generate.
 
In the new pop-up window you will get a message: '''<span style="color:#6CAF8F">✔</span> Device password was changed successfully.''' Click '''Close''' button.
 
[[File:RMS-generated-passwords-tab.png]]
 
===Download generated CSV password file===
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# Follow the steps above to open '''Password management''' window.
# Click on '''Generated Passwords''' to open the download window.
# Click on [[File:RMS-download-button-icon.png]] '''Download password list''' icon to download the CSV file.
 
[[File:RMS-generated-passwords-tab-window.png]]
 
Below is an image of the generated CSV file. 
 
[[File:RMS-generate-password-CSV-file-example.png]]
 
 
===Set new password===
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For selected devices the password will be set by user using the '''Set password''' function.
 
'''<span style="color:#0455a4"><big>Important!</big></span>'''
* Password must be atleast 8 characters long, must include one uppercase letter and one digit.
 
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'''Instructions:'''
 
# Locate and select device(s) in the device table.
# Move your mouse pointer to the "Actions" menu and click '''Password management'''.
# New pop-up window will open, click on '''Set Password'''.
# Enter the desired password(s) for your devices.
# Click on the button '''Set password'''.
 
In the new pop-up window you will get a message: '''<span style="color:#6CAF8F">✔</span> Device password was changed successfully.''' Click '''Close''' button.
 
===Set new password(s) from CSV file===
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This function is designed for large size password change operations. To successfully change the password(s) for all the devices, you must prepare a CSV file. You can download an [https://rms.teltonika-networks.com/assets/demo_files/Demo_set_password.csv example from here].
 
'''<span style="color:#0455a4"><big>Important!</big></span>'''
* The first column in the CSV file must contain the device serial number.
* The second column must contain the desired password.
* Password must be at least 8 characters long, must include one uppercase letter and one digit.
 
Here is an example with serial numbers and passwords:
 
[[File:RMS-Change-password-from-csv-example.png]]
 
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'''Instructions:'''
 
# Prepare a CSV file according to the requirements above.
# Move your mouse pointer to the "Actions" menu and click '''Password management'''.
# New pop-up window will open, click on '''Set Password from CSV'''.
# Select file you have prepared.
# Click on the button '''Set password'''.
 
In the new pop-up window you will get a message for each device in the list: '''<span style="color:#6CAF8F">✔</span> Device password was changed successfully.''' Click '''Close''' button.
==Task manager==
RMS Task Manager is a remote scripting tool with a user friendly graphics interface integrated into RMS platform. It has its own dedicated [[RMS_Task_Manager|'''page here''']].
[[File:Rmsdevices7.png|border|class=tlt-border|1100x700px]]


[[Category:RMS_Devices]]
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Latest revision as of 11:45, 25 March 2025

Main Page > IoT Platforms > RMS > RMS Manual > RMS Management > RMS Devices > RMS Management menu

Summary

The Management menu is located on the Devices section allows to set up parameter update intervals for the registered devices. It can optimize the monitoring process and reduce monthly data usages for devices registered on your RMS profile. This section of the RMS user manual provides an overview of the Monitoring top control menu.


Manage monitoring templates

The Manage monitoring templates provides the possibility to select custom monitoring templates, enable/disable them and configure custom time intervals at which router parameter values are updated in the RMS.

To change monitoring options for your device, go to the RMS web page, Left sidebar panel (Management → Devices), and click on the Devices.

Move your mouse pointer to the top control Management menu and select Manage monitoring templates (Management → Manage monitoring templates).

  1. Manage templates opens up a submenu, where you can add your custom monitoring templates that you've created.
    1. From this submenu, you can assign custom templates to your device.
    2. Note: assigned templates need to be enabled in order to monitored the configured paramaters as the template by default is added in disabled state.
  2. View parameters history, will redirect you to Monitoring History tab in Device's details page. Note: this option will not be displayed if you select multiple devices, you must select each device separataly.
  3. Enable/disable monitoring template.
  4. Set monitoring update period.
  5. View paramaters that are being monitored on the template.


Step by step instructions

  1. First, choose a device(s) for which the configuration will apply. If you select multiple devices, it will not display current parameters.
  2. Move your mouse pointer to the top control menu and in Management menu click "Manage monitoring templates".
  3. Then, a new pop-up window should appear. Place checkmarks next to relevant parameters to set up custom monitoring intervals. You can set up the monitoring update frequency (in minutes).
  4. As you change these settings, the system will calculate an estimated monthly data usage value below in real-time.

At the top of your screen, you will get a notification in green text: Device updated.

  • Dynamic monitoring - updates these parameters: SIM State, PIN State, NET State, Signal, Operator, Operator Number, Connection State, Connection Type, RX Count(T/Y), TX Count(Y/Y), Firmware Version, SIM Slot, Router Uptime, Connection Uptime, Mobile IP, Cell ID, MCC, MNC, LAC, RX Day, RX Week ,RX Month, TX Day, TX Week, TX Month, ICCID, WAN State, WAN IP, Temperature.
  • Static monitoring - updates these parameters: IMEI, Model, Manufacturer, Revision, IMSI, Product Code, Batch Number, Hardware Revision.
  • Hotspot monitoring - updates these parameters: Hotspot ID, Hotspot SSID, Hotspot Enabled, IP, Download, Upload, Download Limit, Upload Limit, Hotspot Users, Hotspot Users Pass, Hotspot User Active, Hotspot User Macs, Hotspot User Ips, Hotspot User Start Times, Hotspot User Use Times, Hotspot User Downloads, Hotspot User Uploads.
  • I/O monitoring - updates these parameters: Digital Input, Digital Isolated Input, Analog Input, Digital OC Output, Digital Relay Output, Relay CFG, Output CFG.
  • GPS monitoring - GPS monitoring updates these parameters: Latitude, Longitude, FIX, Altitude, Speed, Satellites, Course, Status, Enabled, Accuracy.
  • Wireless monitoring - updates these parameters: Access point status, SSID, sent/received bytes per session, client count, connected device name, connected device MAC address, connected device IP address.

Estimated monthly data usage

Estimated data usage calculates an estimate of monthly data usage based on the update period values specified above.


Monitoring History

Here, you'll be able to view the data collected by your enabled monitoring templates over a chosen time period.

To view a desired monitoring template's data:

  1. Select a date range.
  2. Select a template to get a list of monitored parameters.

Once the template is selected, you can then choose to view By template or By parameter. In By template view, you will see all parameter section's values at the selected timestamp. While in By parameter view, you will see a specific parameter's values over a selected date range

View by template

Instructions

  1. Select By template.
  2. Select the timestamp to view monitored parameter values at that time.
  3. Select a monitored parameter section/group.
  4. On the right side you will see parameter values at the selected time.


View by parameter

Instructions

  1. Select By parameter.
  2. Select a monitored parameter section/group.
  3. Select specific parameter.
  4. On the right side you will see selected parameter's values during the selected date range.

View pending task

The View pending task allows you to view and cancel any pending tasks. Cancel updates provides an option to manage all the pending jobs. To access it go to the RMS web page, Left sidebar panel, (Management → Devices), then click on Actions button and expand Management submenu.


Step by step instructions

Read step by step instructions to learn how to view and cancel pending tasks.

  1. Move your mouse pointer to the Actions menu, expand Management submenu and click "View pending tasks".
  2. After a pop-up window will appear. Select the the actions you want to cancel.
  3. Click the Cancel selected button.
  4. You can safely close the pop-up window.


At the top of your screen, you will get a notification:

Manage tag(s)

In this window you'll be able to:

  • Assign selected tags on selected devices.
  • Overwrite selected tags on selected devices.
  • Remove selected tags from selected devices.
  • Clear all tags from selected devices.

To create or remove tags, navigate to RMS Tags.

Actions from file

The CSV file should contain a serial number / MAC address (both Serial number and MAC address can be used interchangeably but not simultaneously), and a parameter you're configuring. Everything should be separated by commas (,) and each device should be in a separate line.

Set location from file

Here, you can set devices location from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and location coordinates.

Change name from file

Here, you can change devices' name from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address, name, and description.

Assign device's tags from file

Here, you can assign a tag to devices from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and choose tags to assign in the pop-up window.

Verify devices from file

Here, you can verify device's password from a file. In each row, you will need to provide the device's serial number / MAC address and password.

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