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oh it works, but it only tells me the number of outstanding emails to be sent, it does not tell me how long of a delay is involved before it sends. Im looking for that as a better metric for determining the health of that process

Thanks for the response Alterego, Doing that leaves me exposed to not knowing when the hardware actually starts to have problems. Turning stuff off just isn't an acceptable answer for me. Making the changes I outline in my first reply above did get rid of the non critical warnings, but I'm not positive I have the situation…

sorry, that would have been an important piece of information... Yes, indeed we do.

OK, While some of these comments are moderately helpful, including my own; we did actually dig into this and since nobody who has already figured this out is sharing anything other than images of the GUI results, (which by itself is pretty infuriating...) I also grabbed a bunch of the technical notes and details from a few…

The problem here is that the VIP OIDs change, because we all create different Virtual services and real servers, so all your OID's are going to be different for any of those things. That being said, using the MIB browser is the only way to go. Here are a few standard OIDs you can use with current VLM (Virtual Load Master):…

OK, so I've found a list of values here:…