Hi Rich:
Subject: Re: Multi-tiered maps, feature requests
From: Richard E. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 13 Mar 2003 14:14:06 EST
Mike:
Thanks for the comments.
--- Mike Dunstan wrote:
I'd like to see the ability to export a map and a snapshot of the
latest status of everything on it in a
Hi..
On fredag, mar 14, 2003, at 19:27 Europe/Copenhagen, Mike Dustan wrote:
This is pretty much the way that the Map Status probe works now. The sub-map
does the work to poll all the devices, and only sends summary information (in
the form of updates to the state) to the device on the top-level
Folks:
InterMapper 4.0.3 is now available. Two important bugs have been fixed recently.
- Windows users could see crashes when a page was sent via a modem (fixed in
4.0.3)
- There was a bug in notification schedules: anyone who had used InterMapper
Remote/Console 4.0 or 4.0.1 should
Hi,
I tend to put the same device on several different maps. For example, I have a big
map with all my devices on it. Then I have smaller maps that show specific subsets of
my devices, such as my WAN, my servers, etc.
The problem with InterMapper's current design is that a device is polled
Folks:
--- Rich Brown wrote:
- Matt and Steve suggested that a top-level icon should be blue if everything
on its sub-map has been acknowledged. Do you agree? Is there some other
representation that would be better?
--- end of quote ---
--- and then Steve Campbell wrote:
Did I say that? ;-)
Mike said:
I realise that, but what I'm suggesting is a file-based transfer, so
we don't have to open ports between otherwise secure network tiers.
OK, how about this:
The IM server in an outgoing-traffic-only zone is monitoring local devices with a
probe. The probe has notifications set for
Hi, it's me again. My brain won't shut up this evening :)
I am currently monitoring 327 devices with InterMapper, with a fairly dynamic network.
I'm spending a lot of time modifying maps, and I want more automation.
Specifically:
1) Automatic topology detection. This would be HUGELY
