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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 />

7 Select the Collection interval (in minutes) for how often you want data to be collected<br />

for the selected toner cartridge. This number represents the number of minutes<br />

between each collection.<br />

8 You can click the Advanced button to select Advanced options:<br />

Timeout. Enter the timeout in seconds. If a device does not respond to within this<br />

time, the monitor is considered down.<br />

Retries. Enter the number of attempts to communicate with the device over the<br />

network. After this number is exceeded, the monitor is considered down.<br />

9 Verify the configuration of the monitor, then click OK to add the monitor to the device<br />

Properties.<br />

Creating device-specific SSH performance monitors<br />

To create a device-specific SSH performance monitor:<br />

1 In Device or Map View, right-click a device, then select Properties. The Device<br />

Properties dialog appears.<br />

2 Click Performance Monitors. The Device Properties - Performance Monitors dialog<br />

appears.<br />

3 In the Configure and enable performance monitors for this device section, click Add.<br />

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

4 Select SSH Performance Monitor, then click OK. The New SSH Performance Monitor<br />

dialog appears.<br />

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

Performance Monitor Library.<br />

6 Enter the Command to run, or the command that is to be executed on the remote<br />

device. This command can be anything that the device can interpret and run; for<br />

example, a basic Unix command or Perl script.<br />

Important: The command or script must return a single numeric value.<br />

Note: If you create a script to run on the remote device, the script must be developed, tested<br />

and/or debugged on the remote machine. <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> does not support manipulation of<br />

the remote script.<br />

7 Select the appropriate SSH credential that <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> will use to connect to the<br />

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

credential assigned to the device to which the monitor is assigned. If the appropriate<br />

SSH credential is not listed, or the device has no SSH credentials assigned, browse (...) to<br />

the <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> Credentials Library to configure a set of credentials.<br />

8 Enter how often (in minutes) you want data to be collected for the selected APC UPS in<br />

the Collection interval box. This number represents the number of minutes between<br />

each collection.<br />

9 Verify the configuration of the monitor, then click OK to add the monitor to the device<br />

Properties.<br />

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