there are different ways you can go about this but here are two easy ones.
Place intermapper on the inside network. It will discover and probe the outside network just fine as long as you don't have anything filtering it out.
another like you mentioned is a dual ethernet G4/G5 one interface points to the inside and one to the outside.
--jeff On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 11:52 AM, Pat Storr wrote:
We have been using Intermapper to monitor our network for years and absolutely cannot live without it.
To this point, we have always monitored stuff that resides on the public internet. Now we need to monitor devices that live on a private, internal network that can't be "seen" by our lowly iMac.
Is there an easy way to accomplish this using the same InterMapper box? Bridging the networks? Buying a G4/G5 and installing an additional Ethernet interface?
Has anybody had experience/suggestions on how best to accomplish this?
Thanks for your help!
Pat
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