I'm curious, Chris. How f&#%ing big is your monitor that you have 801
devices on ONE map?!?!
Also, you DO know that if a device is shown to be down, then comes back up,
it won't show as being up until the poll makes its way back to the device
again. I suppose the # of devices could be a factor there. Isn't a 60-90
second poll for 800 devices generating a boatload of network traffic for
you? I have 300-350 devices over 60+ maps and I'm currently polling at 150
seconds and sending notifications after 10 down minutes. We're going to
bump up the notification time to after 15 or 20 minutes, though, to cut
down on all the network fluctuation that we're getting notified on. Links
are going down and up across the country and world all the time for short
periods and the e-mails to our pagers are getting annoying for links that
go down for 15 or 20 minutes. Especially since Motorola is monitoring all
our links and goes to work on them immediately. Gee, should I disclose my
salary, too? HAHA!! Later..........
Chris Powers
Network Systems Engineer
MCSE, CNA, Network+, A+
Keane IT Technical Services
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False alarms
08/27/2001 11:47 AM
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I am using What's UP Gold 6.02 with the web interface. I am experiencing
problems with sites showing down yet can be pinged. From the web
interface\tools menu I can successfully ping the IP address but WUG will
not
update the device status. I am monitoring 801 devices on one map with a 60
second poll timer. I have recently changed it to 90 seconds but still does
not update the device status. Do I have too many devices on one map or is
there a bug in the software? Please someone help...
Thanks for any help in advance!!!
Chris
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