I agree, we see the same thing with our remote sites on 56k frame.  1st ping
is missed, then the last 2 are fine.



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Subject: Antwort: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] Announcing WhatsUp Gold 8.0






>> Re-Ping.  If a device misses its first poll, ping it again in say, 10
>> seconds.  Would greatly reduce the number of false-positives.
>
>You can get almost the same effect by setting the Trigger on your alerts to
>a number higher than 1.
>
>--Tim Farley
>  IPSWITCH

Actually there is a signigicant difference:

Out of my experience, it is much more commen for three pings in three
minutes to
get lost even though the device really is up and reachable than for three
consecutive pings. On some WAN-Lines it is not uncommen for the first ping
to
get lost and consecutive pings to get through

I did set the Trigger to 3 and still get quite a few false positives while
the
real positives are three minutes late! For those devices beeing able to send
two
or three consecutive pings would be a great improvement.



Axel M�rtens / maer , GS KA
Neef LappCom GmbH
Systemhaus f�r sichere IT-L�sungen
Website: http://www.neeflappcom.de/



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