Updated Package neteye-businessprocess-1.1.1-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed business process migration script (NBP-60)
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Updated Package neteye-thruk-1.88.4_neteye1.4.13-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Use custom settings for rounding precision in availability reports (NETHRUK-125) Fixed different order of Worst Outages in Thruk and NetEye Reporting (NEREP-176) Fixed business impact view permissions for non root users (NETHRUK-126)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-monarch-3.13.4-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed rounding of availability values in reporting (NEREP-175) Fixed business process migration script (NBP-60) Fixed different order of Worst Outages in Thruk and NetEye Reporting (NEREP-176)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-api-1.8.3-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Custom settings for rounding precision in Reporting (NEREP-175) Custom settings for rounding precision in Thruk (NETHRUK-125)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-reporting-3.9.20-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed different order of Worst Outages in Thruk and NetEye Reporting (NEREP-176) Fixed name of migration script to match upgrade documentation
Read MoreSAP Monitoring: Experiences with SAPControl and check_SAP_health
On SAP systems there are mapped business processes, which are critical for the organization. Therefore, special monitoring requirements arise. Not just the infrastructure has to be monitored, but also application layers, job executions and failures. It is crucial to understand where problems accumulate, which over time could lead to serious incidents.
Read MoreReview: NetEye & EriZone User Group 2017 in Nürnberg
On the 23rd of this month, the NetEye and EriZone User Group in its German version took place on in the historic tramway depot “St. Peter” in Nuremberg. The event has been hosted by NetEye customer N-ERGIE Aktiengesellschaft. Participants had the opportunity to exchange information and experiences with other customers and got insights to the latest…
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-reporting-3.9.18-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: New Report version #2 Fixed: Now use the same key for all sla fields in sections Moved migration from BP Description to BP Name in Report Versioning Fixed ‘Last 24 hours’ report fails with BPs containing whitespaces in the name (NEREP-168) Fixed wrong links in SLA Year (NEREP-164) Fixed bug where unscheduled_unknown is always…
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-syslogview-3.4.9-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed bug in Safed Template Edit: Safed EventID dialog does not open (NSV-67) Fixed bug when generating PDF with no data (NSV-39) Fixed bug where custom field “Event Log to include” is too short (NSV-68) Fixed bug where rsyslog writes old logs files after some days (NSV-64)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-kibana4-4.1.11_neteye1.1.3 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed bug where Kibana4 menu is missing upon install (NEK4-6)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-thruk-1.88.4_neteye1.4.9-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed bug in Report Scheduling: Report with SLA Table with Time period Last 12 Month produces corrupt PDF (NETHRUK-120)
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-reporting 3.9.12-1 (NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed: Event corrections not applied on Business Process
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-syslogview 3.4.8-1 (NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed timeout on long PDFs generation in log manager
Read MoreUpdated Package neteye-api-1.8.1-1 (for NetEye 3.9)
ChangeLog: Fixed: truncateDay() returns DateTime instead of epoch (NEAPI-116) Added utility- and performance functionality for Date/UnixEpoch processing. Performance improvement for impacted BusinessProcess calculation (NBP-58)
Read MoreAGENDA NetEye & EriZone User Group: Don’t miss this year’s exciting topics!
VAG Museum St. Peter © Archiv Freunde der Nürnberg-Fürther Straßenbahn e.V. The future holds major challenges, which are going far beyond standard monitoring. Internet of Things, E2E Monitoring, SIEM, Network Discovery and Anomaly Detection are keywords that are gaining increasing importance in modern enterprises. Under consideration of these actual trends, we now defined the final…
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