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APM 4.0 and NPM 10.1 web console integration

I am running NPM 10.1 and NCM 6.1 and I am planning to add a new server for APM 4.0 and move NCM together with it. I know there is a NCM intergation module to integrate the web front end with NPM web console. Is there an equivalent component for APM 4.0 to integrate with NPM so I have one dashboard for everything?

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dregier

I am also curious about this. Did you get any responses?

ynchan38

Not yet

GoldTipu

Work Around is to add a APM Tab in NPM Server to access the URL for APM Webserver via custom manu bar . Or Add an External Website will open the APM in under NPM.

netlogix

APM integrates seamlessly with NPM (unlike NCM). You don't need to do anything. APM requires NPM up and running and uses the same DB and Users and has no distinguishable lines separating it from NPM.

You will probably get mad about how bad the NCM integration is (I am - added NCM to my NPM+APM server)

netlogix

oh, woa! APM can exist without NPM with version 4! I was looking through this forum to see what I should expect with my upgrade to 4, and I found out APM can work without NPM now! I wouldn't do that though if you have NPM already. I don't know what you would need to do to combine the databases back together... or the users... would you have to loose history from one? How would you add nodes!? hmm... I think I am going to install a demo version of the app as a stand alone.

sean.martinez

NPM and APM can now function on Separate Servers. However, if you have NPM and APM on separate servers, they will have to point to separate Databases, and they will have separate Websites and will function independently from each other.

If you want to have APM and NPM Integrate, they will need to be installed together on the same server, then it can point to the same database, and have one website.