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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 />

You can test the device by connecting to it through SNMP View.<br />

In addition to the five default performance monitors, <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> gives you the option to<br />

create custom performance monitors to track specific APC UPS, Printer, Active Script, SNMP,<br />

and WMI performance counters.<br />

You can create global monitors (on page 260) for system-wide use through the Performance<br />

Monitor Library, or create device-specific monitors (on page 264) through device Properties.<br />

Creating global custom performance monitors<br />

Global custom performance monitors are stored in the Performance Monitor Library and can<br />

be enabled on any device with the proper credentials that supports the performance<br />

counters utilized in the monitor.<br />

You can create global custom monitors for APC UPS, Active Script, SNMP, and WMI<br />

performance counters.<br />

Creating global SNMP performance monitors<br />

To create an SNMP performance monitor for system-wide use:<br />

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

2 Click the Performance tab inside the dialog.<br />

3 Click New. The Select Performance Monitor Type dialog appears.<br />

4 Select SNMP Performance Monitor, then click OK. The Add SNMP Performance<br />

Monitor dialog appears.<br />

5 Enter a Name and short Description for the monitor, as it will appear in the<br />

Performance Monitor Library.<br />

6 Click the browse (...) button next to Instance to access the SNMP MIB Browser. The MIB<br />

Browse dialog appears.<br />

7 Enter the or select (using the browse (...) button) the IP address of the computer to<br />

which you want to connect to browse MIBs.<br />

8 Select the SNMP credential set used to connect to the device to which you are<br />

attempting to connect.<br />

Tip: If you do not see the appropriate credential set listed, click the browse (...) button to<br />

access the Credentials Library where you can create a new set of SNMP credentials.<br />

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