Hi,
Frank, let me make sure I understand you right,
So, it's more important to see the Probe Type, SysName, SysLocation,
SysContact and Round-trip time than it is to see the reason why IM
reports an error state on the device?
One of my points is, that IM already put the other dynamic info
Hi Dartware:
It would be Very nice if it was possible to make the Interfaces
Window have a default sort, that the user can control.
Either via a preference (in the client?) or simply that the client
(IMRA) simply remembers what was last used.
I find it very annoying that the list is sorted
Folks:
A new beta-test version of InterMapper 4.5b2 is available. This is still TEST
software. You can find the full list of new features listed at this page:
http://www.intermapper.com/im45.html
This version is substantially feature complete. There were no new features since
the previous
On Aug 29, 2006, at 8:19 PM, Matt Carroll wrote:
tell us what's wrong with our networks
Hear hear!
another context is needed besides the Status window for Reason display
Perhaps a customizable Growl http://growl.info/about.php type of
notification [for the platform(s) and
One additional note:
The default behavior of the Status window actually seems to be to
HIDE the Reason below the visible edge of the window. It's so
consistent that it seems like it might even be on purpose.
On Aug 29, 2006, at 10:19 PM, Matt Carroll wrote:
Ideally, form follows
I like that as an additional option (and Growl is way cool) if
there's a way to implement that functionality cross-platform. IM
runs on ~10 more platforms than Growl. :-/
In the Windows version (any others?), there is a somewhat similar
option in Console for Windows System Tray pop-up
In a quick survey of my maps, I'm mainly seeing the hidden reason
problem on devices with a custom SNMP probe that have a large number of
recent outages.
--
matt
There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world,
and that is an idea whose time has come. — Victor Hugo
Christopher
Options are always better than not..I second [ top | bottom |
none ]! :)
On Aug 30, 2006, at 1:03 AM, Frank Knapp wrote:
Sirs:
To keep balance.. it would mess up many of our Status displays..
we already have a long list and the 'Reason' is not of much concern
so we
would NOT like
Ok, seems this behavior may be limited to one probe: Host
Resources (i use this probe a lot, so I see it a lot)
Also, the window obscures the last few lines of information whether
there's currently a Reason or not.
Will test some more to see if there are similar issues with other
