Service Pack 9.1 Released.

Hi Everybody,

We are happy to announce the release of Service Pack 9.1 (9100) for OpManager 9.0

Major enhancements have gone into the Map Maker which includes curved lines, localized names, customized line thickness, easy drag-drop etc.

The long-awaiting option to export and import device templates and share them with the community, is now available. The shared device, workflow, and script templates are listed under the RESOURCES tab in our forums. The shared template are validated and approved before displaying them here.

SSH key authentication for monitoring Unix-based devices, can now be given as file inputs., viz. instead of specifying the user name and password in the OpManager credentials GUI, you can store them in a file and give the file as authentication input.

You can now test the authentication credentials for multiple devices at one go, instead of testing it for each device.

Keep a tab on the monitors for which data is not collected for a specified period by accessing Support Diagnostics GUI.

The credentials configured are now grouped by the Protocol and listed for easy manageability. For instance, you’ll see the grouping when adding a new device for discovery.

When configuring trap processors, you’ll be able to select up-to the 20 Varbinds as part of the match criteria.

NetFlow process now starts properly even if OpManager MSSQL port number is different.
Issue in saving the Syslog rules in non-English installation is now fixed.
To remove multiple monitors for devices, you can now remove them from the template and re-apply on the devices. This deletes the relevant monitors on the devices too.
NT Services ⁄ Services, when removed from the admin settings, still retained an entry in the ProfileCriteria table and resulted in the deleted service being listed in the Profile criteria page. Has been fixed.
Exchange servers list now shows VMwares, if they are hosted on one.
Process monitors are now added properly, even if there is a space in the credential name.
The ‘percentage’ character is now supported in the community field when configuring an SNMP credential.
Event Log alarm is now triggered correctly, even if source alone in configured in the Rule.
Windows services are now monitored correctly on Hyper-V devices.
Bulk delete of monitors from the device snapshot page, works fine now.
In addition to other alert variables, $eventType is supported in notification profiles.
Process Diagnostics is now shown correctly for the localhost.
While associating file, folder, and process templates, HyperV Devices are now listed.
In the Probe set up, Devices list will be empty when trying to add a custom WMI monitor is fixed.
In log a ticket, sub-category column not updated in SDP ticket is fixed.