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Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold User Guide - Ipswitch Documentation Server

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<strong>Ipswitch</strong> <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

General<br />

Listener port. Enter the TCP/IP port numbers which the Flow Monitor collector<br />

service should use to listen for flow information. Flow Monitor can listen on one or<br />

more ports, with port 9999 being the default. The sources sending flow information to<br />

Flow Monitor must send data using one of these port numbers.<br />

Note: If you configure Flow Monitor to listen on more than one port or on a port other than<br />

the default port, you should verify that the port is not being used by another service and<br />

ensure that an exception is added to the firewall if you are using Windows Firewall.<br />

Log level. Select the level of details you want to write to the log.<br />

Normal. Select this option to record errors and some general event information.<br />

Verbose Logging. Select this option to record more detailed information than<br />

normal logging. This option can create a very large file and may be resource<br />

intensive, however, it is especially helpful for troubleshooting issues.<br />

Errors Only. Select this option to record only errors.<br />

Enable informational tooltips. Select this option to enable Flow Monitor to display<br />

tooltips with information about possible problems and other information about<br />

report details.<br />

Get favorite icons. Select this option to allow Flow Monitor to retrieve and display<br />

favicons (favorite icons) from hosts and domains when they are provided.<br />

Note: If you select the Get favorite icons option, Flow Monitor will make connections to a<br />

host in the domain to retrieve the favicon. This will impact the connections statistics for both<br />

the host and the domain.<br />

Report Data<br />

Data collection interval. Select how often Flow Monitor writes raw data from its<br />

sources to the database. You may select 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 10 minutes. By default, raw<br />

data is written to the database every 2 minutes.<br />

Note: Modifying collection interval settings affects the granularity you see in Flow Monitor<br />

reports. If the interval is set to 5 minutes, you cannot distinguish traffic collected during the<br />

first minute from traffic collected during the fourth minute.<br />

Resolve private address interval. When the Flow Monitor collector service<br />

encounters an IP address, it tries to determine information about the host attached to<br />

the IP address. After this information is resolved, it is stored in the Flow Monitor<br />

database. Enter the interval (in hours) that you want Flow Monitor to wait, before it<br />

checks the private IP address again, to resolve information that may have changed for<br />

the address. By default, private addresses are resolved every 48 hours.<br />

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