Equipment
Network and infrastructure equipment that is not a server — what is shown, what the status code marks, and why the record is keyed on the item's name rather than its address.
Routers, switches, firewalls and what sits around them. The list is read from the network team's equipment-management system — read-only, with no way to write back.
The columns
By default: equipment name · IP · model · vendor · Tier · status · version · site · contacts. Behind the columns button you also get address type, asset tag, alert group and tags, plus the monitoring identifiers the source supplies.
The quick filter groups them under four headings: Status, Hardware, Location and Monitoring.
Status
Status arrives from the source as a code and is shown under its label:
| Shown | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Up | Active |
| Down | Not responding |
| Warning | In a warning state |
| Unreachable · Critical | Fault |
| Shutdown · Unmanaged · Unknown | Outside active monitoring |
A code we do not recognize is shown as it is, by its number. A wrong translation is worse than a raw code, and omitting it hides data that exists.
The equipment record
Clicking a row opens a record. On it you can add custom fields — they are stored in Regulaxy alongside the inventory and are not written to the source.
Actions
Multi-row selection feeds the scheduling wizard (up to 50 items, and anything beyond that is stated), and beside it CSV and Excel export what is on screen.
Who may do what
| Permission | What it allows |
|---|---|
| View equipment | The list and the record |
| Edit equipment record | Custom fields on the record — not a change to the source inventory |
| Export equipment | CSV and Excel |
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