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Live-Stream of our NetEye-presentation at the CeBIT
Speaker: Georg Kostner Topic: New End-User Experience approaches with NetEye Thank you for your attention. The presentation will be soon available for download. Impressions of the presentation
Read MoreUpdated NetEye Monarch neteye-monarch-3.1.4 packages
Updated NetEye Monarch packages have been released (neteye-monarch-3.1.4) to fix 3 issues: – Fixed missing ServiceExtInfo Definitions on Service Instances with same Name – Fixed restart of apache on update and apache not running – Fixed loosing of contactgroups inside services on clone host
Read MoreLive-streaming from the CeBIT
On 7th March, at the CeBIT, Georg will present the latest features of the Real User Experience. For all of you who will not have the possibility to meet us at the CeBIT, the speech will be live-streamed. in case you would like to receive a reminder prior the presentation you can send an email…
Read MoreUpdated NetEye Monarch neteye-monarch-3.1.3 packages
Updated NetEye Monarch packages have been released (neteye-monarch-3.1.3) to fix 2 important issues: – Fixed on Clone Host ContactGroups are not copied to the new Host – Fixed assigning ContactGroups in Hostgroups change multiple input select field
Read MoreUpdated neteye-clustering-1.2.1 package fixing various issues
A new package neteye-clustering-1.2.1 has been released fixing this issues: – Small fix in neteye script – Small fix in nfs-mount and neteye-virtual-ip script creating and not deleting temporary files in /tmp – Moved neteye-init-cluster script to /opt/neteye/sbin out of normal PATH – Added solr directory to /data migration It also added this new feature:…
Read MoreUpdated NetEye Monarch packages
Updated NetEye Monarch packages have been released (neteye-monarch-3.1.2) to fix 2 important issues: – Fixed Nagios test engine to behave as nagios ($$ and \\) – Fixed possibility to insert ‘double-quotes’ into instances arguments
Read MoreCheck the freshness of passive checks
In case of passive checks as for example SNMP traps or notifications via email from external checking systems, it is not always possible to know if these controls are correctly performed. This is the reason that made us decide to look for a solution able to ensure that the passive checks are being regularly provided by…
Read MoreJoin us at this year’s CeBIT
We will participate in this year’s CeBIT by introducing all new NetEye features at our stand located in Hall 6, Block F16, Stand 133. What you might expect: Practical examples of the integration of successful projects like the network traffic monitoring with ntop, the network discovery with NeDi or all the latest features on Asset…
Read MoreUpdate neteye-nagmap version 0.9.4
– Small fix to remove the Call Home function in the original code
Read MoreNSClient++ 0.4.1 released!
NSClient++ has for many years been the de facto way to monitor Windows machines from Nagios derived monitoring solutions such as Neteye, which over the past years has integrated various additional functionalities in its offer. With the new version (0.4.1) we are now moving steadily from “just a windows agent” to become versatile tool to…
Read MoreReal User Experience Monitoring with NetEye
In order to analyze the quality level of the delivered IT services the traditional monitoring systems used to focus exclusively on the control of hardware and software components and the network, neglecting the measurement of the performance experienced by the end user. Until now it was not always possible, in fact, to give a precise…
Read MoreNew PNP templates to view max values in the graphs
I have implemented new PNP templates for NetEye to display in the graphs not only the average information but also the maximum values. As displayed in the two examples below, the network traffic graph shows in green color the inbound (Light green) and outbound traffic (dark green), that are calculated as average values. The newly…
Read MoreUpdated rsyslog package rsyslog-5.8.11-2
This update fixes an install/upgrade problem where syslog was activated instead of rsyslog.
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