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	Does the Web Server (HTTP) monitor work with NTLM authentication?	(No rating)
	Current Windows based NTLM authentication to web sites is not supported by the HTTP or Web Application Transaction service monitors.
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	Do I need a different agent for each application I want to monitor?	(No rating)
	No, only one agent installation is required on each monitored server. That agent provides all the standard up.time monitoring functionality. Additional components can be monitored via custom...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	Does up.time monitor WebSphere portal server or WebSphere MQ?	(No rating)
	No, these editions of WebSphere do not have built in monitoring. up.time WebSphere monitoring is designed for WebSphere Application Server only.
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	up.time causing excessive ESX connection logging	(No rating)
	When up.time connects to an ESX server to collect performance data it registers a unique connection to the hosts API. This can cause an increase in logging on the server as each poll (for example...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	up.time does not start - heap size too high	(No rating)
	If the up.time 4 Data Collector fails to start and messages like those below are found in the wrapper.log you may have to adjust your java heap size to a lower value. wrapper.log: ........ STATUS...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	Accessing the View Applications dashboard without logging in	(No rating)
	The 'View Applications' tab of GlobalScan is available directly via a URL reference without requiring a login to up.time. This allows you to display critical Application status information to users...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	Does the web application transaction monitor (WAT) download images?	(No rating)
	Image handling within the WAT monitor is handled differently depending on the playback script. For example: If the WAT script was page0 GET http://www.uptimesoftware.com:80/index.html GET...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How to configure Websphere 6.0 for monitoring (basics)	(No rating)
	- Login to Websphere Admin console - Click Applications->Install New Application - Choose "Remote File System", and enter either C:\Program...
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	What thresholds should I use for my monitors?	(No rating)
	up.time does not recommend default thresholds for service monitors because in most cases these thresholds are specific to your application or server configuration and your operational SLAs or...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How to configure Websphere 6.1 for monitoring (basics)	(No rating)
	- Login to Websphere Admin console - Click Applications->Install New Application - Choose "Remote File System", and enter either C:\Program...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How to find your Hostid	(No rating)
	To find your up.time monitoring station HOSTID you will need to go through the following process. Your HOSTID is required in order to generate your permanent up.time license key. First, you MUST...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	Increasing Windows TCP socket limits	(No rating)
	Because up.time is a network heavy application it requires many short lived socket connections to be running at any given time. At times this socket load can reach the limits of the default Windows...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How do I configure automatic recovery actions?	(No rating)
	up.time can perform recovery actions when a service monitor goes critical. This is done with action profiles. Action Profiles are templates that tell up.time what action to take when a monitor...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How do I add new users to up.time?	(No rating)
	To add users, do the following: 1. In the Tree panel, click Add New User. 2. Type a name for the user, which will be used to log into up.time, in the Username field. 3. Enter the password, which...
	Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Index:

	How to monitor MySQL Databases with up.time
	Find out how to effectively monitor your production and lab MySQL servers and your database structure using up.time
	Date Created: 5-17-2007 | Index: 176

	How to monitor Exchange with up.time
	Monitoring the performance of your Exchange infrastructure is critical to ensure that your users are receiving the best experience possible from your mail services. Find out how easy it is to...
	Date Created: 5-17-2007 | Index: 175

	How to monitor E-mail services (IMAP, POP, SMTP) with up.time
	Monitoring E-mail servers can be a complex project. In this How-To we review critical components and metrics that you should monitor to ensure your e-Mail Services are running optimally and...
	Date Created: 5-18-2007 | Index: 174

	2007 Daylight Savings Time Changes in up.time
	This article outlines how the Daylight Savings Time changes can affect up.time, and what you can do
	Date Created: 3-8-2007 | Index: 149

	Changing the Windows Agent Port
	Date Created: 10-17-2005 | Index: 015

	Common User Agent Strings	(No rating)
	Date Created: 6-26-2007 | Index: 203

	Importing Archived Data into up.time 4
	Date Created: 6-9-2006 | Index: 076

	Creating Custom Service Monitors in up.time
	Date Created: 5-15-2006 | Index: 066

	Using up.time 3.0 Custom Scripts with up.time 4
	You can continue to use your up.time 3.0 custom monitor scripts with only a few small changes after you have upgraded to up.time 4.
	Date Created: 1-9-2007 | Index: 114

	up.time Configuration Parameters
	Editing the file uptime.conf enables you to change certain aspects of the behavior of up.time.
	Date Created: 10-24-2006 | Index: 098

	Supported Monitoring Station Platforms in up.time 4.x
	Full listing of the monitoring station supported platforms and database backends
	Date Created: 1-30-2006 | Index: 051

	Supported Monitoring Station Platforms in up.time 5.0
	a full listing of supported monitoring station OS and system requirements
	Date Created: 5-26-2008 | Index: 230

	Supported Monitoring Station Platforms in up.time 5.1	(No rating)
	a full listing of supported monitoring station OS and system requirements
	Date Created: 12-3-2008 | Index: 347

	Supported Monitoring Station Platforms in up.time 5.2	(No rating)
	A full listing of supported monitoring station OS and system requirements
	Date Created: 6-23-2009 | Index: 373

	Supported Monitoring Station Platforms in up.time 5.3	(No rating)
	A full listing of supported monitoring station OS and system requirements
	Date Created: 6-16-2010 | Index: 451

	Creating Plug-in Service Monitors in up.time
	Date Created: 5-15-2006 | Index: 068

	Improving up.time Oracle DataStore Performance
	Use these guidelines to improve the performance of up.time on your Oracle 10g database backend
	Date Created: 9-25-2006 | Index: 090

	What's new in up.time 4
	up.time 4 contains a number of new features and enhancements, which are outlined in this article
	Date Created: 10-16-2006 | Index: 097

	Connecting to the up.time DataStore via ODBC
	Date Created: 10-24-2005 | Index: 019

	Expanding up.time's Capabilities with Plug-in Monitors	(No rating)
	Plug-in monitors allow customers to broaden the scope of their monitoring with up.time. This article outlines all available plug-in monitors.
	Date Created: 9-18-2007 | Index: 218

	Creating Custom Service Monitors with Retained Data Collection
	Date Created: 5-15-2006 | Index: 067