NetCrunch 12.x
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Importing third party MIB files
We need the ability to import MIBs (either compiled or not - it doesn't matter, we can compile if necessary). Does NetCrunch support 3rd party MIBs in the MIB-manager?
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Inactive Engine Status
I cannot establish a connection. How do I rectify this so that NetCrunch can read performance values such as % Memory and % Utilization?
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Initialization failed
When I try to start the NetCrunch I get the message:"Initialization failed. You need administration rights to run this program. Application will be terminated".
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Is NetCrunch affected by log4j vulnerability?
Could you confirm NetCrunch status in relation to CVE-2021-45046, CVE-2021-45105, and CVE-2021-44228?
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Large NetCrunch Database
NetCrunch generated "Database size is close to the maximum capacity" alert, what should I do?
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License Activation/Deactivation Process
Recommended procedure for reinstalling or migrating NetCrunch to another machine
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Linux machines hosted on Hyper-V
I can't see my Linux based machines in Hyper-V/VM tab
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Loss of trend data
When I delete a node, do I lose trend data ? I want to generate Windows Servers report for last June but I've already deleted the node. Is there any way of getting back that trend back just for the report?
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MIB
Where to Look for MIB's?
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Missing Logical Disk Performance Counters
The 'Logical Disk' performance counter may be missing on a Windows Server
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Monitoring AKCP's Sensor Probes
Can NetCrunch monitor AKCP intelligent sensors such as temperature/humidity, DC voltage, 4-20mA, water detector, door, window security switches, and PIR motion detectors ?
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Monitoring bandwidth usage in real-time
What is available out of the box and where I need more configuration?
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Monitoring CPU utilization on a Linux Box
Can I monitor CPU utilization on a Linux Box?
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Monitoring devices without creating warning or alerts
We would like to monitor some Apple TVs to know if they are on (pingable). We do not want to be alerted when they go off.