Well,  the good news is that you WILL get a product that is different to the 
demo (ie, the version handed out on CDs recently).  At least if I have my 
version history right.

That's because the Group Report "State Summary" is new, added since the CD was 
produced.

The reason I point this out is that the "State Summary" report only took a few 
hours to develop.  The whole idea with the new web interface is that users 
should be able to customise or add additional reports just as easily as we 
added this particular report.

You can change anything you don't like.

The WhatsUp Gold tags also allow for a lot of customisation..  but they are 
proprietary.  You can't go to Amazon.com and buy a book to help out.  Or use 
3rd party development tools.  Or call in a consultant to develop a report for 
you and have them already familiar with the concepts.

You asked a couple of other questions.

When running WhatsUp Gold and WhatsUp Professional together you will indeed 
have to resolve port conflicts.  They can't both use port 80 as a webserver in 
exactly the same way that IIS and Apache can't.  Reconfig is easy..  a quick 
visit to Program Options.

Concerning "switching",  are you referring to running WhatsUp Gold as a service 
and then having to stop the service in order to run the console?  That is not 
an issue in WhatsUp Pro: the service runs all the time.

Mark Symons
Ipswitch, Inc
Augusta GA

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Bryan Harrell
Sent: 09 November 2004 17:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] What'sUp Gold Pro


Pete,

Nice save... Personally, I'm not going to make any judgements one way
or the other as I've seen too many demos of different products that
behave entirely different than the demo'd versions (not just IPSwitch's
stuff) and until I try it out, I'll ho9ld my comments. FWIW, it's good
to see I can run them both on the same box without problems (how's the
WEB interface between the two versions work out- do we need to specify
different ports to use to access the two versions so so I can
transparently switch them when the time is rigth and the users won't
notice anything different in the way they access it until they get into
the new WEB interface??). I'm also really looking forward to not having
to shut down the WEB interface to run the console piece to fix the
layout of maps with newly discovered devices!


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Bryan Harrell, SPII 
Network Infrastructure - Tallahassee
Fla. Dept of Revenue
(850)-921-0700  SunCom 291-0700
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