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As a formal build in feature of IPAM using the alerting framework, not currently, we have that as an open enhancement request. However, do you own APM? If so, there is a workaround you could possibly use.

Got it, this is one we have heard from many users and will address in a future release

BakerD, We do keep a history of events within IPAM. You can see the last XX events from the IPAM Summary Home page or you can use Report Writer to get a larger set or filter down event history.

Got it, already high on the list for a future release

Check out here starting with page 334

I also highly recommend you open a case with Cisco TAC. I am not saying it is their issue, but we have many other customers monitoring AP's with no issues, so I am suspicious there is something up with the code rev you are running on the AP's.

StealthNet, see my blog post here, we are working on it now

Do you have the default Web Access logging rule is use.

Try again, I had the wrong link in there, sorry about that.

You are correct on my second post, you can only do the via RDP'ing into the box. Some wildcards via the web console should work though

Did you try what lchance recommended in the thread?

OK I get what you are saying now, thank you for the further explanation. Regarding the map loading error, are you on SP4? If so, can you please open a support ticket and reference this thread.

Later this week or early next.

I just pinged you offline via email to dig into the issue you reference a bit further.

This is correct, see this post here

Are you trying to configure a basic or advanced alert?

Got ya and I am not suggesting that we won't do it, but NPM & SAM currently both support IPv6 if you are looking for another solution in our portfolio. May be overkill or out of budget for needs, but just an FYI.

Are you storing alot of Syslog and Traps? That will cause your DB to grow fast. Also how many flows per second are you sending? This doc might be a good read as well here

From a PM stand point, as ya'll have said, this is hokey and I have this up there on my usability issues list based on feedback from ya'll.

Let me send you a PM offline to discuss further.

Please apply SP2 to fix this issue, see here

We have a 10.1.1 Release Candidate which addresses some things and we are actively working with folks to investigate and address these type of performance issues. If you have not opened a support case, please do so we can gather data and investigate.

Feedback noted and logged into the system

At what point do you think you pivot over to LEM? Since Kiwi is SNMP, Syslog and Windows Event only, that only partially covers you for HIPPA

Are you sure, this should be addressed with SP1. What behavior are you seeing?

Best bet will be then to open a support ticket to look into

Understood that is was not ideal, was just trying to be creative with existing functionality you have today in the product. The template or policy is already an idea/enhancement I have in the system, I will append ya'll to this request. Another idea just thinking more is since you can duplicate a subnet within the system…

Are you running the latest SP?

It would be valuable for those of you who have upgraded to SP4, please see this thread and provide us your feedback

You will need to go into the port configuration and enable there EnergyWise today is more about PoE port level power usage, less at the chassis level