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 MoreThis update fixes an install/upgrade problem where syslog was activated instead of rsyslog.
Read MoreAnother NetEye NeDi package update this fixes have been applied: – Fixed logfile path (received from Marco Pamio and Paolo Vicario University of Udine Italy) – Fixed RC script to not fail on start if crontab exists
Read MoreThe NetEye NeDi packages have been updated this fixes have been applied: – Added dependecy for perl-IO-Tty otherwise ssh does not work – Fixed permissions of sysobj directory Update to this release if you had problems to connect to devices in SSH protocol.
Read MoreAfter the University of Bologna, Udine and Trento also the largest Italian business school La Sapienza in Rome has installed NetEye. Key decision factors according to the IT department of La Sapienza were the easy integration of the solution into the existing infrastructure and its Open Source business model, providing more openness in adapting the solution…
Read MoreTogether with German IT-network specialist Comnet from Hannover we are glad to invite you to the NetEye Info Days on the 27th and 28th of November in Hannover and Düsseldorf. Beside the new Business Process Monitoring approach special focus will be given to the integation of the network monitoring functionalities of NeDi in NetEye. One…
Read MoreThe Business Services monitoring module of NetEye has been designed to obtain a higher abstraction level to define IT Services. It allows to configure the dependencies of the IT services with the infrastructure components. In this way it is also possible to simulate the business impact that for instance a server anomaly will have on…
Read MoreMany companies use shared directories or files to allow different users to access the information and if necessary modify them. When I am on customer site implementing new NetEye projects, it happens very often that there is the need to monitor the accesses on these shared files. To satisfy this requirement it is necessary to…
Read MoreA customer has recently required to monitor their IBM Storewize V7000. The control of the SAN IBM was crucial for the company as these systems were in failover with critical data replication. It was frequently happening that the replication process was interrupted and till now no solutions were implemented to send prompt notifications in case…
Read MoreUpdated NetEye MessageConsole Package: – Do not recreate ID nagios file if already existent – Add logrotate file – Add sudoers entry
Read MoreUpdated NetEye NagVis package – Updated to last fix release – Minor rpm upgrade fixes
Read MoreUpdated webmin packages: – Minor installation fixes – Added dependency to perl(Net::LDAP)
Read MoreWatch the interview with Michael Schwartzkopff, who was among the speakers at the Open Source System Management Conference hosted by Würth Phoenix on May 10th in Bolzano. Michael gives his impressions on the event and summarizes the content of his presentation explaining the integration of NeDi with monitoring solutions such as NetEye and the reasons…
Read More“We’ve seen that Open Source has been used more and more by organizations. IT monitoring tools in particular are strongly adopted in Europe ” commented Jeffrey Hammond, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, in his interview. If you’re interested in knowing more about Open Source and the reasons of its large adoption in the past years,…
Read MoreThe new version of WÜRTHPHOENIX NetEye has been released. Among the various newly introduced modules, one of the most significant features is Real User Monitoring. The Real User Monitoring is an innovative approach that checks the availability, reliability and response time of the services from the end user perspective allowing to discover if the cause of…
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