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Tutorial: How to Install inteliPhy and Mount an AIM System?

No matter if it's your data center or LAN. You always want to have a holistic up-to-date visibility of your network. With R&M's inteliPhy, you’ll get it in a fully automated way. The monitoring solution is based on rack mounted sensor bars and analyzers. In this video we show installation instructions. Automated Infrastructure Management (AIM) systems are the fundamental enabler to be aware of, monitor, and analyse larger networks in real time. Our fields of application here are the IP networks in data centers and company premises. End-to-End AIM solutions already starts at the single connector and patch panel. ➡️ But how to detect every single plug and port? R&M's advanced solution includes RFID clips on the connectors and sensor bars mounted on front of high-density patch panels like Netscale 72. The R&M inteliPhy sensor bars can detect every single connector. LED signals the activity of the links and, for example, work orders. Bus communication cables connects the sensor bars with data aggregators, the R&M inteliPhy Analyzer. The analyzers are located either in the rack or close by in the rack row and connected with the data network. You can mount all these R&M inteliPhy components in the field. You only need a screwdriver and wiring tool to start to make panels and racks intelligent. Follow the quick tutorial shown in the video to become familiar with the installation and configuration of sensor bars and R&M inteliPhy analyzers. We wish much success in getting started with the Automated Infrastructure Management system for your data center and local area network. If you need support don’t hesitate to contact R&M. On our channel we also show a general introduction and features of our Automated Infrastructure Management solution R&M inteliPhy. See: ➡️ https://ytube.io/3lmV ➡️ https://ytube.io/3lmW ➡️ https://ytube.io/3lmX 00:00 Introduction 00:37 Tools needed 01:17 Sensorbars and accessories 02:00 Sensorbar installation 05:00 Analyzer installation 06:40 Bus cable and bus connectors 08:00 Creating a Bus cable 11:40 Connecting the Bus cable 13:53 Testing the installation 15:00 Sensorbar configuration 20:00 Analyzer configuration