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Why WMI monitor doesn’t use proper credentials?
WMI Query monitor doesn’t use proper credentials, why? Q: When I use the default credentials on a server that runs Remote Network Agent, it works fine. When I try to access a Windows service on another host in the agent’s subnet, it tries to authenticate using the credentials of primary IPHost Network Monitor, not the […]
How to monitor a Windows process and restart it when it goes down?
How to monitor a Windows process and restart it when it goes down? Q: Certain processes on my Windows computer should always be running. How can I detect that a process no longer runs and restart it? A: You can use WMI Process monitor to check if the process in question is alive: set the […]
How to make sure SNMP trap works as expected?
How can I test if SNMP trap works as expected? Q: At the moment I have a APC 7500 Smart UPS in our LAN. An SNMP test trap sent from this agent is not recorded by IPHost Network Monitor (both the agent and IPHost Monitor are in the same IP range). I can add the […]
How do I set up SNMP Generic Trap monitors?
What is correct procedure of setting SNMP Custom Trap monitor? Q: Having problems getting SNMP traps to work. The monitor does not change its state from Unknown, no matter what OID is specified. I have tested with a general trap manager and the traps being generated by device I need to monitor. How do I […]
How to prevent IPHost installation data loss?
I restored monitoring database from backup, but it’s still corrupted. How to avoid losing IPHost data in future? Q: My computer running IPHost Network Monitor crashed. I attempted steps described in Knowledge Base article on restoring database, but database remains damaged and unusable. What shall I do to prevent losing my IPHost installation data? A: […]
How big can monitoring database grow?
How big can your database get before we start running into issues? Important: starting from v5.1 build 14047, IPHost does not keep raw monitoring data in its database, thus reducing its size and enhancing reliability. In previous versions, raw data (performance values for all polls) was stored by default for last 24 hours. Q: The […]
How can I access or modify monitoring data?
How can I access monitoring database to select certain data or make bulk changes to monitor properties? Q: Can I access monitoring database directly, to retrieve data I need or to update it as necessary? A: You can access monitors data with isql.exe utility (shipped with our software distribution), from both remote and local computer, […]
Are raw data on monitor polls available?
Are there raw data for all polls of monitors in IPHost Network Monitor? Q: Can I access “raw” (original performance) monitoring data collected by IPHost Network Monitor? A: Starting from IPHost v5.1 build 14047, monitoring database doesn’t keep the raw monitoring data; users can only access averaged (over 10 minutes intervals) results. That resulted in […]
How to run Web Transaction monitors one after another, not concurrently?
How to run Web Transaction Monitors one after another, not simultaneously? Q: We have a host with 4 web transaction monitors. Every Web Transaction Monitors must login to the Web site with the same credentials. However, the website only allows one simultaneous login per account. So, if all the monitors run at the same time, […]
How to use custom HTTP response codes with IPHost?
Can I use custom HTTP response codes with IPHost Network Monitor? Q: My Web application can return custom HTTP response codes. How can I set up IPHost to treat these codes as acceptable and set up required actions for them? A: In the HTTP(S) monitor settings you may specify a list of HTTP response codes. […]
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