Callahan

That's the plan! does 9.5 take care of my issue?

bumping this old thread to say thanks! was trying a bunch of different templates, and this was the one that worked for me as well!

This is something I'm looking to do as well. I would like to see the ports that are in use, and possibly edit/name what that port is assigned to. (eg: renaming the port to a specific client application) Has this functionality been added with the SP1 release? Thanks, Mike

jblankjblank wrote: * Edit the line shape/format/color - JB - When you say "shape" of the connector - I assume you are referring to being able to create right angles or curved connections. We know this is important for reasons such as data density and something we hope to allow users to be able to do in a future release. I…

It only allowed me to drop down to 3 as well, so I manually added the .6 value. When I did that and added the Status trigger, It gave me a drop down with a few values to choose from (0,1,2,9,10,17,23,27,28...a few others) .6 is the numeric value given to determine the status (Active unit, Standby Unit) I couldn't track…

Just editted my original post as you were asking that.

Worked like a charm, thanks!

I'd also be interested to know this answer as well.

That was an option that I considered, but unfortunately, that won't help here. The users that would like this separate view created, also require access to view all the other devices within the network as well. This new view I'm creating is meant for more mission critical devices (Data Center devices and such), while the…

I'll test this out today, thanks! Ideally, I'd like to remove the branding, and the footer. Another thing...is it possible to couple reports together? as in, run the Traffic Rate, Availability, and CPU usage reports, and have them append into a single document? Thank again!

This version is getting better! but I think it's still lacking some basic features. Some have mentioned previously, but I'll toss my votes in for the following: * Custom Labels/Text box fields* We have a map for every remote site that we operate. On each map, we like to toss in other addition labels that are useful when it…

Without scheduling an outage to confirm if this alert works, Does this look like I'm on the right track to setting the appropriate triggers on this? Node Name = The ASA device itself

You can do this with the built in reports with NPM. In the web interface, under the reports section, drop down the 'Historical Traffic Reports' section and you'll see some options there. If you're monitoring the specific switch port that the server is plugged into, you'll be able to see the total bandwidth that went across…