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Peter, Thanks for the update. Hopefully the suggestion was well received at your meeting . It's great to know that you are actively participating in the forums and are listening to your user base. I'm more than happy to post suggestions\comments as I come across things. Kendal Van ***
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Yes, I followed the instructions from the URL you provided. I've ended up solving my problem in a roundabout way: * Orphaned all monitors * Deleted all devices * Rescanned my network and added a PING monitor for each device * Moved orphaned monitors back into their respective devices The reason it works for me is because…
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Absolutely, I would love to see this too. I have 4 installations (1 per datacenter) and having a single sign mean one less password that I need to worry about synchronizing across all the installs.
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I understand that monitor tags can be used but I am specifically referring to other tags (e.g. device tags). What I'm doing today is creating a tag on each monitor called "FACILITY" and populating that with the name of the facility that the device is in (I also do the same for other tags like the device's asset tag, make,…
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I probably didn't word it clearly enough. Here's a better example: I have an ipMonitor9 install in Calgary monitoring servers in Toronto. I have a device for the firewall in Toronto with a ping monitor on the public IP address as the device dependency. Since I use a VPN tunnel to talk to Toronto I need to make sure it's up…
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Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I still have the problem where new monitors are being added to the wrong device. Any other suggestions are appreciated! Kendal Van ***
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Thanks for the reply. I was playing around with this for a while and I think I'm missing something still. I set my Last-Value Threshold to 99% and my Short-Term Threshold to 5% for 120 seconds to see if it would cause the monitor to fail. The machine in question runs at 60-80% all the time so I thought I'd get an alert for…
