Hi
I've couple of posts about this same issue going back few years I wonder if it has been implemented yet. I have a device that's not allowed any icmp traffic, but does allow snmp. Is there a way to get it's status without icmp? Thanks.
There has been no change in status polling. ICMP is still required for status (up/down) as well as response time/latency measurements. If you need to monitor a node that does not accept ICMP Echo Request packets you can add these nodes as external nodes and still monitor them using APM component monitors (minus SNMP statistics) WMI/RPC, User Experience Monitors etc will all work with external nodes.
Thanks!
We have this same problem except with some network devices behind a firewall. Is this something that is planned to be addressed in a future version or do we need to put in a request for it to be?
I would recommend posting this as a feature request in the appropriate Forum.
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Here is a list of what we are working on for the next release of APM. Also, check out this thread as it might be of some interest to you. If you don't find what you're looking for please share your suggestions and requests with us!
HTH.
Danielle
Hi any updates concerning the monitoring of non ICMP friendly device ?
There is still no way to use SNMP instead of ICMP to have the availability and response time ?
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