Thank you for feedback. I've already opened internal case 81722 to track this feature request.
I just posted some more feedback on the Beta, but I posted it into the NCM Beta forum by mistake. I didn't want it missed, so can you have it moved to this forum.
We just got the beta installed and pointed it at a couple of our Juniper SSL VPNs. Alas, we don't get any new Juniper goodies with this release. No CPU, No Memory, Nothing but the plan old Avg Resp Time and Packet Loss info :(
And yes, this info is available via custom pollers, as that is how we are doing it with our production NPM.
Same here! :(
Folks,
please can you post here Custom Pollers you use for monitoring this devices? This would really help us .
thanks
Folks,
please can you post here Custom Pollers you use for monitoring this devices? This would really help us .
thanks
I don't have it. That's because we need Out of the box support. And please move this thread to the NPM Feature Request section.
I can't edit my previous post. Please fix this bug. I have encountered several times.
If this is a beta issue it is in the correct forum. The PM's and dev are active here so they will pick up FERs. Do you see the edit option and it does not work, or is the option not there?
If this is a beta issue it is in the correct forum. The PM's and dev are active here so they will pick up FERs. Do you see the edit option and it does not work, or is the option not there?
I can not see the edit option. It is not there.
Not to worry. The FB is for out of the box support so that is what we are looking at doing. The Dev dude is just seeing if someone already has built a poller, saves some time and it makes sure we are looking at the same OIDS.
Best Regards
mcbridea - is this still an open request?
I posted our poller here - Juniper SA / MAG SSL VPN
But I do have to ask a much deeper question, once that is slightly off topic and surely belongs in its own thread. But I'm obviously going to ask it here anyhow :P
Since Juniper supports DMI as the main method of managing many of their devices (http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/software/ive/guides/j-sa-sslvpn-7.1-dmiguide.pdf) is there any chance SolarWinds will take this on instead of SNMP? To add fuel to the fire, Compellent and EMC seem to have moved to SMI-S (http://www.snia.org/tech_activities/standards/curr_standards/smi) and away from SNMP as well. Just curious how SW is going to handle this as less and less data becomes available via SNMP.
