Pat,
Thank you for this suggestion. We have had a number of similar
requests, and your email is very helpful both in terms of the details
you provide on what you would like to see, and to gage interest in
general. I am passing this on to the developers to consider.
Thanks,
Ian Struckhoff
Tech Support
Dartware, LLC
On Jun 17, 2005, at 9:19 AM, Pat Storr wrote:
Suggestion:
It would be helpful to be able to modify individual circuits so
that they change color at user-defined thresholds. This would let
us see, at a glance, how heavily a circuit is utilized based on the
type of circuit and what we would consider "normal" for that circuit.
For example, a normally lightly loaded T-1 connection could show
no color up to, say 30% utilization. 30-40% utilization could be
green, 40-50% utilization could be blue, 50-60% utilization could
be yellow, 60-70% utilization could be orange and above 70% could
be red. Or whatever.
On the other hand, a half-duplex ethernet connection might need to
go "red" at 40% utilization.
Thanks for continuing to improve the product!
Pat Storr
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