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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 />

The monitor is considered Up if the following output ____. Either Contains or Does<br />

not contain. Select the appropriate output criteria. For example, if you are checking to<br />

see that a specific network connection is present on the remote device, you would<br />

select that the output contains that specific connection. If the network connection<br />

you specify is not present when the monitor checks, the monitor is considered down.<br />

Use regular expression. Select this option to have <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> use regular<br />

expression when searching for the output of command or script. If you do not choose<br />

to use regular expression, <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> looks for specific text outputs, rather than<br />

outputs including a regular expression.<br />

SSH credential. Select the appropriate SSH credential that <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> uses to<br />

connect to the remote device. If you select Use the device SSH credential, <strong>WhatsUp</strong><br />

<strong>Gold</strong> uses the SSH credential assigned to the device to which the monitor is assigned.<br />

If the appropriate SSH credential is not listed, or the device has no SSH credentials are<br />

assigned, browse (...) to the <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> Credentials Library to configure a set of<br />

credentials.<br />

5 Click OK to return to the monitor properties dialog.<br />

6 Click OK to save changes.<br />

After configuring an active monitor in the Active Monitor Library, add the monitor to devices<br />

(on page 226).<br />

Adding and editing a TCPIP Monitor<br />

The TCPIP monitor is used to monitor a TCP/IP service that either does not appear in the list of<br />

standard services, or uses a non-standard port number.<br />

To add or edit a TCPIP monitor:<br />

1 Click the Admin tab, then click Monitor Library. The Monitor Library dialog appears.<br />

2 Click the Active tab. The Active Monitor list appears.<br />

3 Click New and select TCIPIP Monitor to create a new TCPIP monitor. Click OK.<br />

- or -<br />

Select the TCPIP monitor you want to change from the list of current monitors, and then<br />

click Edit.<br />

4 Type or select the appropriate information in the following fields.<br />

Name. Type a name for the active monitor. This name displays in the Active Monitor<br />

Library.<br />

Description. Type a short description for the monitor. This description displays next<br />

to the monitor in the Active Monitor Library.<br />

Network type. Select either TCP, UDP, or SSL from the Network type list. The network<br />

type for the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) service is TCP; the network type for the<br />

RADIUS (Remote Authentication and Dial-In <strong>User</strong> Service) service is UDP. The HTTPS<br />

monitor uses the SSL type.<br />

Port number. Type the TCP or UDP port that you want to monitor.<br />

Timeout. Amount of time (in seconds) <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> should wait for a response to a<br />

poll.<br />

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