Server & Application Monitor 5.5 Release Candidate is now available, and includes a wealth of new features. If you currently own Server & Application Monitor and are under active maintenance, we welcome you to participate in the SAM 5.5 RC. You can sign-up here to download now. Below is a short list of some of the features included in this release. * Support for Monitoring Windows Server Network Interfaces via WMI * Windows Service Control Manager * Terminate Processes Through the Real-Time Process Explorer * Reboot Managed Windows Hosts Directly from the SAM Web Console * Monitor Windows Mount Points as Regular Volumes * Windows Volume Performance Metrics Added to Volume Details View * Windows Event Log Monitor RPC Fetching Method * Hardware Health Monitoring of Dell M1000e, HP C3000 & C7000 Blade Chassis * Exchange Web Service User Experience Monitor * Private Key Authentication for Linux/Unix/Nagios Script Monitors * Supports for SAM Installations on Windows Server 2012 * Application Custom Properties Remember, release candidates are provided as early availability builds that are fully supported in your production environment.

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SAM 5.5 Release Candidate Now Available

Server & Application Monitor 5.5 Release Candidate is now available, and includes a wealth of new features. If you currently own Server & Application Monitor and are under active maintenance, we welcome you to participate in the SAM 5.5 RC. You can sign-up here to download now.

Below is a short list of some of the features included in this release.

Support for Monitoring Windows Server Network Interfaces via WMI
Windows Service Control Manager
Terminate Processes Through the Real-Time Process Explorer
Reboot Managed Windows Hosts Directly from the SAM Web Console
Monitor Windows Mount Points as Regular Volumes
Windows Volume Performance Metrics Added to Volume Details View
Windows Event Log Monitor RPC Fetching Method
Hardware Health Monitoring of Dell M1000e, HP C3000 & C7000 Blade Chassis
Exchange Web Service User Experience Monitor
Private Key Authentication for Linux/Unix/Nagios Script Monitors
Supports for SAM Installations on Windows Server 2012
Application Custom Properties

Remember, release candidates are provided as early availability builds that are fully supported in your production environment.

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ctopaloglu

Excellent. I will try to upgrade today.

ecklerwr1

Awesome news

">aLTeReGo !!!

Multiple things in there are big for me:

zmclean

I signed up and can't wait to test out the C7000 chassis support!

jspanitz

Having Orion performance issues since installing the RC. Posted in RC thread. No response. Posting here as well in case it was missed over there.

ctopaloglu

I am afraid we don't have any HP nor Dell servers. All we have IBM P, E and H series. Please support those as well.

familyofcrowes

I'll install tonight!!!

aLTeReGo

, if you're willing to either post MIB walks using this tool from your IBM Blade Chassis or email them to me directly at the address below I will add them to this feature request. We wanted to add support for IBM Blade Chassis in the SAM 5.5 release but there was an insufficient number of customers willing to provide MIB walks from these devices for us to validate and test against that unfortunately support for these devices had to be cut.

aLTeReGo

Sorry but we've been having some issues with Thwack very recently that appears to have prevented the notification of your posting from being sent. I have responded to your thread in the RC forum.

Detroiter

You can count on me to provide some. I would have done so earlier (as I did for the HP stuff that is now so well implemented in SAM), but I did not know you needed them.

ctopaloglu

Alterego,

Detroiter is right. We did not know you needed them. You did not ask us about the IBM Servers from me for the new SAM. I am sure there are lots of users had IBM Servers on their Data Centers and they also did not hear this request. How do you decide to discard IBM servers?

I will send you the MIBs also.