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Will Orion do the following

NOS

I have 15 managed WAN that i would like to monitor from one dash, can this be achieved using Orion?

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aLTeReGo

Absolutely! Just make sure all the devices (switches/routers etc) have SNMP enabled on them and are all accessible from a single server.

NOS

Thank you.

The only limitation I foresee is the dash, is it possible to have individual dashes for each site?

I would really like to have one HUD for all locations, I currently use WUG, and uses several mappes to do this.

FormerMember

if i uderstand this corectly you could just make a map that has all the sub-maps feed into it and then monitor from the top map and when there is an issue drill into the problem from the higher level maps.

That will also give you the ability to have the sub-maps available for each site to monitor if that is the desire with out them being able to see other sites.

NOS

Thank you.

It there any way to have have several maps one page?

justsomeguy1988

It there any way to have have several maps one page?

You can add more than one map resource in a summary view. This would show multiple maps on one web page. Do this in Manage Views in the Admin option on the website.

Hope this helps.

NOS

Thank you...

I'm really thinking of switching to Orion.

but

can folders be cratered to identify locations then within the folders have nodes?

ktucker

What you want is easy.

You need to create a custom field - say like "City"

Add a web resource to the front to show all nodes status.

From the webpage front end, edit the nodes status and use a SQL query like "Location like 'NA_%'". You can even have multiple groups like Asia | Taipei and then use the web resource to list in the order you want.

I hope this helps but if not drop me a line and I can help out.

Bye

Ken

NOS

Sound a bit in depth.

I'm by no means a SQL guy, so it sounds like Greek to me.

but I'm glad to hear that it can be done...

this is what I'm looking to do.

China (this would be a folder)

with in this folder

Cisco 7300 router

exchanger server

SQL server

DNS server

file server

managed switches

asterisk phone system...

I have 15 sites like this and i find it easier to manage each site like this

Mars

Hi,

Is this what you're looking for?

NOS

I love the Rack idea, I really think that will win the boss over and get Orion,

Mars,

would you be willing to share the Visio file?