On Aug 21, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Konowal, Ed wrote:
Intermapper is a great program I've been using for many years. I was
an
original Mac user before Dartware migrated to Windows. But, we're
always
looking for new tools and better problem identification. Here's a
short
video I captured from my workstation (no audio) showing a product
called
SNMPc.
http://public.leeschools.net/edk/snmpc.wmv
The reason I'm posting this to the Intermapper list (with their
approval) is to hopefully generate some interest from other users, so
that Dartware moves in this direction. The functionality and graphics
you'll see in SNMPc were created using scripts I wrote in their
limited
SNMP scripting language. If Dartware provided similar tools, this
could
be even better.
Notice that the icons are active representations of the actual gear
deployed. By just looking at the maps you can tell what hardware you
have installed. And since it's polling via SNMP, the icon's change
when
hardware is changed - no editing necessary.
Please comment...
Ed Konowal
Network Operations Supervisor
Lee County School District
Ed Im jealous. Someone did alot of work, it's very nice. I have often
thought about something very similar. it required too much time to
setup.
For me, I need to see real time line conditions links and ports stack
info and monitor those for trends and abnormalities.
I noticed the maps had other devices besides Catalysts, how do they
look ?;up down
-jeff
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