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Monitoring multiple webpages with various CNAMEs that are hosted on the same webserver
we have multiple websites running by CNAME that I would like to be detected and monitored separately. How would we manage that?
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Monitoring services using custom ports
I wanted to know if there's a possibility to monitor other ports (e.g. 3306 mysql) that I couldn't find on the list?
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Monitoring services using custom ports (7.x-8.x)
I wanted to know if there's a possibility to monitor other ports (e.g. 3306 mysql) that I couldn't find on the list?
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Monitoring speed change of the switch port
How can I set up an alert to be notified when a port on the switch changes speed? I'd like to track it to know if a cable needs replacing, the interface is discarding or there is excessive buffering on interfaces.
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Monitoring UpTime for a Novell Server
Is it possible to monitor "Up Time" for a Novell server (I don't see "system" as an available option?
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Monitoring Virtual Drives
I am trying to get drive capacity monitoring working on my Windows 2003/2008 Server boxes. Currently the root drives (C:) are monitored but how do I get the other drives (D:, E:) monitored ? I can see this in the Threshold alert policy 'Disk C Free Space `< 10 %' set at the Windows Server policy level (Policies->`Windows Server).
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Monitoring Windows Events
Can NetCrunch view or monitor Windows Events?
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Monitoring Windows services
I need to monitor the status of a particular service running on Windows computer and be alerted or (even better) automatically starting it if it stops.
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NetCrunch 11 to NetCrunch 12 Upgrade Procedure
Is there anything I need to know or do before upgrading NetCrunch to keep my data intact? Do I need to do something about the license?
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NetCrunch 9.3 to NetCrunch 10 Upgrade Procedure
The upgrade can be performed in-place. No data migration is necessary. Please follow the instructions below.
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NetCrunch Configuration Tips
NetCrunch does many things automatically, but in some places it needs your input. It is necessary to provide passwords to monitor the operating systems, and to enter SNMP communities.