KS-Soft

That also works! We ran into a situation, however, where we were running so many tests on the LAN itself that the reduction in threads had a significant impact. We wanted to avoid installing RMA's on every server (about 200). We are, however, running an RMA at each remote location.

I just reduced the test/sec to 20 and everything seems to be working fine. I will post any updates as needed.

I have something similar going on. We are running AHM on a Win2K SP4 server with 2GB RAM and dual 1.8GHz HT Xeon processors. When I test ther perfcounter objects individually or from the command line, I get results quickly. When I let AHM go through the test cycle, I end up with many counters in an ...

I have something similar going on. We are running AHM on a Win2K SP4 server with 2GB RAM and dual 1.8GHz HT Xeon processors. When I test ther perfcounter objects individually or from the command line, I get results quickly. When I let AHM go through the test cycle, I end up with many counters in an ...

I would like a little insight into the RMA. Does it just execute tests when triggered by AHM and return results or does it maintain its own local list of tests and schedules and execute accordingly, then pushing the data back to the AHM server? And along those lines, if the way it works is the latte...

This actually was not too bad. It took me only 2 hours to set up 3600 tests. My concern is when I have to make a change across the board. It looks like the best way for now is to use a text file with the destination folder as Alex describes. I am anxiously looking forward to 5.x. This is a fantastic...

I currently have 1480 tests in 102 folders (and growing daily). I am looking for the quickest way to set up new devices as well as modification of existing tests once they are set up. Allow me to explain. I have set up templates for the following: Server, Exchange, Citrix, IIS, SQL, Backups When I s...

Mike - I would like to chat with you about the products you have replaced and your implementation of AHM. We went through the same process and even replaced some of the same products you mentioned, so we may have some interesting ideas to share about implementation, etc... For example, we developed ...

Since monitoring is not precisely real-time, a report that updates regularly on a small enough interval would provide a "real-time" dashboard view of operations. We have already deployed this with existing reports from KS, generating reports every three minutes containing only alerts condi...

This is a GREAT report and should be implemented ASAP!