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  • IPAM scan during scan does: ping - by ICMP protocol getting device attributes - by SNMP protocol resolve IP DNS - should not communicate with device Does your devices goes down when SNMP is disabled at IPAM subnet scan settings? What are thouse devices? This issue sounds serious enough for opening support ticket.
  • Please download latest installation of IPAM from your customer portal and try to install it again. There is the change that this precise bug has been fixed about 3 weeks ago.
  • Hi Saleh, .17 is actually address of 1st IP address in your 172.19.101.16/28 subnet. Please enter 172.19.101.16 as Subnet Address in above dialog and it should work as expected. Regards,
  • This might happens because some scopes has been deleted from DHCP server. Please verify which scopes do not longer exists on that DHCP server and remove those scopes from IPAM. Please be aware that scope subnet will be also deleted unless you uncheck 'Remove corresponding subnets'.
  • Please open ticket with support. They will help. Roman
  • What is the size of those subnets? What it said in total addresses for those subnets? Please take in mind that only existing IP addresses in subnet are scanned so if you delete IP addresses those would nto be scanned untill re-added.
  • It seems like a bug. Please contact support and open ticket.
  • No out of box APM component does that. I have created vbscript for you. It has not been fully tested and is far from being perfect but it does the job (providing that those requested pages don't return html but simple text). '--------------------------------------------------------------- args = WScript.Arguments.Count if…
  • Thanks for your input. Yes this feature is in plan for next release.
  • ODBC User Experience Monitor might be used for this purpose. I would suggest connection string in format: Driver={SQL Server};Server=${IP},1433\INSTANCE_NAME;DataBase=DBNAME;Uid=${USER};Pwd=${PASSWORD}; Where 1433 is port number.