When will N/A on interface snapshot page get fixed?
Opmanager seems to be a nice program but for the $1500 I paid for it I am wondering just when the snapshot interface/traffic monitors issue is going to be fixed.
for example, I have desktops/servers, etc setup and being monitored. On the devices snapshot page there are values listed for traffic TX, RX, etc. When I select that interface snapshot page I get a page that shows me a graph for interface utilization but there are N/A listed for the RX/TX graphs.
I asked this question before and was told that I had to delete the device and have it be rediscovered and to leave the default traffic monitors alone, all 12 of them.
This part of Opmanager in my opinion breaks at will and having to lose all that historical data is beyond ridiculous. I should be able to pick and choose between what aspects of the traffic monitors I want to monitor and collect data on with each and every device. Without a doubt I shouldn't lose data history.
One of the biggest reasons I went with Opmanager was to track data movement across my LAN but to loose the data so easily causes me to waste a hugh amount of my IT time trying to set them back up again.
If this isn't going to be fixed tell me now and I'll consider the dollar investment a waste of my money and will look to another vendor.
for example, I have desktops/servers, etc setup and being monitored. On the devices snapshot page there are values listed for traffic TX, RX, etc. When I select that interface snapshot page I get a page that shows me a graph for interface utilization but there are N/A listed for the RX/TX graphs.
I asked this question before and was told that I had to delete the device and have it be rediscovered and to leave the default traffic monitors alone, all 12 of them.
This part of Opmanager in my opinion breaks at will and having to lose all that historical data is beyond ridiculous. I should be able to pick and choose between what aspects of the traffic monitors I want to monitor and collect data on with each and every device. Without a doubt I shouldn't lose data history.
One of the biggest reasons I went with Opmanager was to track data movement across my LAN but to loose the data so easily causes me to waste a hugh amount of my IT time trying to set them back up again.
If this isn't going to be fixed tell me now and I'll consider the dollar investment a waste of my money and will look to another vendor.