stevenwhunt

Can you provide screen shots of what you are seeing?

The short answer is yes you can, with Server & Application Monitor​. The long answer is depending on what all you want to monitor, you may have to do some customization to collect the data or metrics you are looking for.

There are a number of ways this can be done, depending on the OS and mail application in question. At the most basic level, you can use a custom script monitor with SAM to collect the metric. See Component Monitor Types for a list of available component monitor types.

Regarding Flash content not working on Chrome, I use Chrome version 46.0 and Flash plugin version 19.0 with no issues when access the VMAN UI. If you have problems with the browser plugins, you can always revert to the system plugin. Let me know what problems you have accessing the VMAN UI and what versions of Chrome and…

You will have to open a support case as we do not publish the root password. May I ask why you have installed version 4.3? Just curious as it is quite an old version.

I'll look into this internally and see what I can find.

Verified there is a bug and have it logged. dkritz‌, I'll reach out to you offline to get further input so we can provide a fix.

I'll test the concept in my lab and let you know what I find out.

Can you post a screen shot for reference?

Are you referring to the Hardware Heath Monitoring feature in SAM?

Have you tried using the Orion SDK​?

Jeff, have you opened a support case?

Did you open a support ticket?

This has been tested on a few different versions. Have you opened a support case to troubleshoot further?

We are working on this for the next release. Unfortunately, I cannot provide a timeline, but it is a part of the effort for the next release.

I posted a simple, sample script that shows how you can output from your PowerShell script, which can be found here: Re: Monitor and Alert on Event ID. Note how I output the value with Write-Host "Statistic.NumberOfEvents: $NumberOfEvents"; and information with Write-Host "Message.NumberOfEvents: Number of events is…

Hi Gildas, Let me check into what properties are exposed by the vendor and what we poll.

Unless the user was using their credentials for the monitor, I might not be likely to tell who set it up.

You can definitely use WPM to check the the sites for availability and response time. If you wanted to dig deeper, you could write some PowerShell scripts to make direct calls to the public APIs and leverage those with the SAM PowerShell Component Monitor.

Thanks for your input Adam. I will make sure this gets to the right people.

I do not believe this is available in the UI today. Let me see if there is another way to do this.

But want to know is it possible to test those sites after passing through a credential. e.g - Test should go to https://www.example.com and then login with some credential and after it should redirect to https://www.example.com/user/files.com​​ This use case is definitely feasible. There are some implications, depending on…

Have you tried searching the Success Center for any errors or messages you are seeing?

njoylif, can you open a ticket as well?

Have you validated that the network traffic required is capable between the servers/nodes in question?

I'd have to look in my environment, but I don't think it would be terribly uncommon for CPU to spike when playback is happening. The amount of information being processed during that period could have an impact.

Have you opened a support case?

Have you opened a support ticket? They may able to help determine why there is discrepancies between the recorder and player functionality.

Keep a look out for a beta here on TWHACK announcement, and sign up when its posted.

As a bonus, all feedback will be going directly to me. Your input will have my prioritized attention.