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Modifying System Definitions<br />

discovery. Click Browse to display the MIB browser for<br />

searching for the object.<br />

Perl Expression – Enter a Perl expression if you want to further<br />

qualify the results returned by the discovery request. Refer to<br />

Using Regular Expressions for Pattern Matching in Chapter 5<br />

for more information about regular expressions.<br />

The following option is available on the SNMP tab for individual<br />

components.<br />

Search for string – This field is automatically filled in as a result<br />

of discovery based on the Object ID and Perl expression that<br />

were entered.<br />

Web Server System Information<br />

When you add a new web server component, you must add<br />

information to the Properties tabs to configure the data sources that<br />

<strong>OneSight</strong> metrics use to obtain information about the web server.<br />

Note: If you are using Windows 2003/2008 with a firewall, you<br />

must open the SNMP agent port configured on the SNMP tab (the<br />

default is port 161), otherwise discovery may fail.<br />

Component Tab – The Component Tab shows the name of the web<br />

server you are configuring. Changing this name will affect the Web<br />

Server entry on the left side of the System Editor dialog box.<br />

Name – In the Name box, specify a meaningful name that allows<br />

you to identify the specific web server you are adding.<br />

Home Page Tab – The Home Page tab must be configured to specify<br />

the IP address of the machine hosting the web server and the port<br />

used by the web server.<br />

IP Address – Enter the IP address of the machine hosting the web<br />

server you are monitoring.<br />

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