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  • How about more granularity on interfaces added during discovery, perhaps the ability to limit interfaces to only those that have a CDP neighbor? On a large network, you can end up with thousands of interfaces you don't necessarily want to monitor, and it can be a time consuming process to remove them. Adding CDP neighbor…
    in If you're curious as to what we're working on... Comment by extrands December 2009
  • Your ISP does, and does not have a point. If the WAN side interface goes down, and you do not have an alternate path back to Orion, you would not be able to tell the cause. If the problem were with the LAN side interface, managing from the loopback would make sense, as the WAN side would still be up, and you would alert on…
    in Loopback Interface Comment by extrands March 2010
  • Thanks chris.lapoint & fcaron, I think we all appreciate the feedback, and we do all know that you do definitely implement some of our ideas- something I assure you we do not take for granted. Where we get frustrated is when popular ideas languish for long periods of time without PM comment, or PM comments that don't…
    in What's taking so long? Comment by extrands April 2014
  • I have a similar, related issue. While I have the alerts handled as suggested in this thread, one issue I still see is clutter in my utilization summaries. With mutlilink interfaces, if the multilink is at 100%, all of the bundle members are also at 100%. When looking at utilization summaries, I see the multilink and 2-8…
    in Alert Suppression for multilink interfaces Comment by extrands May 2011
  • Try looking for NetworkAtlas.exe, the replacement for Map Maker.
    in Map Maker missing! Comment by extrands April 2010
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