| - | A new performance counter monitoring subsystem makes for increased performance and works around several reported issues. |
| - | The Process Event Monitor can now monitor CPU and memory usage for all instances of a specified process name instead of the just the first one found. |
| - | Added a new SNMP Interface event monitor which warns if the ifOperStatus flag for an interface changes or a specified number of errors per second is exceeded. |
| - | The SNMP Trap event monitor now includes an option to show the full description for all traps that are caught. |
| - | The Process event monitor can now monitor CPU and memory usage for all instances of a specified process name instead of the just the first one found. |
| - | Added an option in the config.ini file to pause all event monitors when the service starts. |
| - | Reformatted default main and system health dashboards to make better use of available space. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could prevent migration of data files to other servers. |
| - | Fixed a problem where a device called 'n/a' could appear in the tree after certain event monitors were run. |
| - | Fixed a problem where on a new installation service level reports might not be built until the first summary reports had been generated. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the System Health event monitor reported a random number when it was unable to retrieve available memory. |
| - | Added a new option to rotate between the dashboard on each dashboard refresh. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the dates and times in e-mail notifications did not respect the selected date-time format. |
| - | Fixed several timing issues that could delay reports from being built. |
| - | Updated the Sensatronics event monitor to retry if it receives an invalid configuration response. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the notification style for event history records was not being respected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where removing a device could cause events for other devices to be removed. |
| - | Fixed a rare problem where logging off from the console would fail if the monitoring service was running. |
| - | Fixed a problem where notification counters for numeric pager notifications were not counted correctly. |
| - | The Exchange Performance event monitor has been updated to prompt for the Exchange version and now provides more counters specific to each supported version. |
| - | The scripting event monitors now have the ability to generate graph data points for the monitoring engine. |
| - | Fixed an ASP error that occurred on the login screen when running through IIS. |
| - | Setup now backups the previous installation before doing an upgrade. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the welcome screen showed an ASP error when running in IIS mode. |
| - | The report data store for event monitors now calculates successes based on the number of devices that failed during and event monitor run instead of the overall success/failure status. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some tables in the user interface incorrectly showed a link when there was no content that needed to be displayed. |
| - | The format of the log files generated by the log file notification type has been modified so as to be more easily imported into SQL Server and other databases. |
| - | A new option has been added to the log file notifications to rotate log files when they exceed a specified size. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the report retentions setting for service level reports did not function correctly. |
| - | The drive space event monitor now includes options to check using file system calls, performance counters, WMI or SNMP. |
| - | You can now reply to Active Notification confirmation messages with additional actions for the monitoring engine to take. |
| - | A better message is now displayed when an attempt is made to check a performance counter that does not exist. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could cause graph data files to not be read properly and there by affecting the system health dashboard. |
| - | Redesigned the settings section for the Windows Service event monitor and now allow service names to entered manually as well as with the chooser. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the setup program always reverted to the C:\Program Files folder even if a different location was selected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where summary and service level reports might not be built according to schedule in some circumstances. |
| - | Actions taken using Active Notifications are now recorded in the event history. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option to pause/resume devices groups was not recorded in the administration history. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the filters in the administration history presented incorrect options. |
| - | Improved performance related to high volume graph data collection. |
| - | Fixed a problem where dates in events from the Active Directory event monitor could be one hour off. |
| - | Fixed a problem where new Active Directory event monitors were placed at the top level instead of the selected folder. |
| - | Fixed various issues with the creation and management of log book entries. |
| - | Fixed an issue where the spreadsheet view for event monitors included and extra unused column. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the new notification style to warn on all failures and one success did not respect the option to warn only after X failures. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the drive space event monitor where the option to warn if drive space stayed the same didn't work as expected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where renaming a notification profile caused it to be detached from its associated event monitors. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some graphs could not be accessed through IIS if they had particular characters in their data point names. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the File event monitor options to show text before and after target text did not work properly. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the perfmon counter browser did not work through IIS due to an ASP error. |
| - | Fixed a problem where showing a graph in table mode might result in a Javascript error for certain graph data types. |
| - | The system health event monitor now implements a faster check for CPU usage. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the results of moving a device or event monitor might not appear until the page was refreshed. |
| - | Fixed a problem which could cause periodic delays in the user interface when accessing it through the integrated web browser. |
| - | The system health dashboard element for available memory now sorts in ascending order. |
| - | Fixed a problem where, with some folder structures, devices could appear in the wrong folder. |
| - | Fixed a bug where under some conditions the presence of paused devices and custom generated events could cause device lists to show an incorrect list of devices. |
| - | Fixed a problem where links in the event monitor views did not include the site id. |
| - | Fixed a problem where after logging in the user was always sent to the main page instead of the page they were trying to get to. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the auto-login option for dashboards and other pages did not work. |
| - | Fix for problem where graphs were not appearing for scripting event monitors. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Terminal Services event monitor where a popup message was displayed while applying settings. |
| - | Fix for issue where graph data was not being found for event monitors not associated with devices. |
| - | Dashboards with a large number of graphs now load and display much more quickly. |
| - | Implemented further user interface performance improvements to handle very large monitoring configurations with 2500+ devices. |
| - | The test dialog for e-mail notification settings now remembers the last e-mail address that was entered, making it easier to test multiple settings. |
| - | Active notifications now accept requests to pause devices and event monitors for a specified number of days, as well as seconds, minutes and hours. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some combinations of settings in the FTP Event Monitor could cause incorrect notification text. |
| - | The SQL Data Export option can now automatically reconnect to the database in the event that the connection is lost due to any reason. |
| - | The SNMP event monitor no longer returns extra double quotes around detected string values. |
| - | The SNMP event monitor now allows double quotes to be specified in the values to be detected for string comparisons. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the scripting event monitors where certain whitespace combinations in the script being run could result in a parsing error by the underlying scripting engine. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the System Health event monitor could fail if a remote system returned invalid data for the available memory calculations. |
| - | Fixed a problem where log book entries with blank message fields could not be added. |
| - | Fixed problem where the option to turn off graph data collection for event monitors did not work. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the CPU Usage Event Monitor in the scaling for average and max CPU graph data points for multi-core systems. |
| - | Fixed various issues with the sort options in the device list dashboard element. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the service chooser dialog did not work when accessing the user interface through IIS. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the File event monitor where the option to warn if specified text was not found did not work. |
| - | Fixed a display problem where the Entered By field for logbook entries was not correctly displayed if the user name of the logged in user had a backslash character in it. |
| - | Fixed a problem where if e-mail notifications were sent using multiple template formats and the option to send notifications separately was selected, only the first recipient would receive the message. |
| - | The parallelism in the monitoring engine has been greatly increased and by default will now handle up to 20 simultaneous monitoring tasks at a time. |
| - | New logbook functionality allows you to attach notes to events, devices and event monitors. |
| - | Editing tags for devices and event monitors is now easier using a new tag editor option in the settings for the device or event monitor. |
| - | The integrated web server now implements caching which leads to major performance improvements especially for large configurations with 500+ devices. |
| - | A new notification option to not warn if the originating device can't be pinged helps to reduce duplication notifications. |
| - | A new authentication option allows event monitors to use the account that the service is running in, instead of explicit credentials. This allows some monitoring operations to proceed much more quickly. To use this option use the Windows Service Manager to select account and then restart the monitoring service. |
| - | The "Windows-integrated" login security model now does case-insensitive checks on the user name which matches how Windows works. |
| - | The device finder now offers sorting options which makes it much easier to select and add groups of devices from larger lists. |
| - | System health event monitor and nows offer the option to use SNMP to retrieve data. The system health dashboard was reworked to better display devices that are off line. |
| - | The system health event monitor now offers the option to exclude network interfaces that you are not interested in. This is particular useful for excluding Microsoft Loopback interfaces. |
| - | New Linux/SSH Command event monitor can run any command on a remote server and parse the results. |
| - | New System Restart event monitor warns about expected and unexpected restarts and provides reason text. |
| - | Setup now creates more default groups for devices instead of just "My Computer" and "My Servers". |
| - | New system restart event monitor watches for restarts and provides reason codes and text. |
| - | Service level reports now must have distinct names |
| - | Can now run through IIS with HTTPS in addition to or instead of the integrated web server. |
| - | Service level reports now include an option to control how many past reports will be kept. |
| - | Added new notifications styles that include options to limit the number of errors in a row that are sent. |
| - | Device Failure event monitor now ignores devices that are disabled, even if they are in an error state. |
| - | All event monitors now support domain/local authentication and remote authentication. |
| - | Event monitors now default to domain/local authentication resulting in performance increases. |
| - | Redesigned the authentication section in the event monitor settings pages. |
| - | Reformatted the output of the Linux/SSH CPU event monitor to match the format of the CPU Usage event monitor for Windows. |
| - | Increased the timeout for Active Notification and POP3 responses to 2 seconds from 5 seconds. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the File Event Monitor options to show first/last X lines did not work. |
| - | Fixed an issue where event monitors set to run on long schedules might run one hour off from their scheduled time under certain base time/daylight savings time combinations. |
| - | Fixed a bug in the Active Directory event monitor where the timestamp shown for locked out users was incorrect. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the CPU event monitor where the total CPU usage for multi-core systems was inaccurate. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the sort option in the device list dashboard element did not work as expected and included invalid options. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Linux/SSH CPU event monitor showed incorrect results if there were zombie processes present when the event monitor did its check. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SSL Certificate event monitor produced an incorrect error message if the web site could not be contacted while looking for a certificate. |
| - | Fixed a problem in CPU usage calculations in CPU Usage event monitor. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP event monitor could not successfully parse some symbolic names for third party MIBs that were added. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP event monitor might not record graph data points for OIDs that have certain characters in their names. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could cause some configuration data to be lost if the service was stopped while under heavy monitoring stress. |
| - | Fixed a problem where RSS feeds might not be readable in some conditions due to an XML syntax error. |
| - | Fixed an issue where a debug log file could grow rapidly when an unexpected condition was encountered. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could prevent changes to the login security model under some circumstances. |
| - | Added missing MIB file for SNMP monitoring that was causing an error when monitoring certain SNMP values. |
| - | Implemented caching in the SNMP trap event monitor to avoid system stress under floods of traps. |
| - | Implemented fix for condition where a log file can grow rapidly when certain unexpected exceptions where caught. |
| - | CPU event monitor now offers more precise percentage values by showing two decimal places. |
| - | Option to include top 5 processes in CPU event monitor has been expanded to top 10. |
| - | Performance improvements implements for all monitoring actions that use WMI (reduced CPU and I/O on each call). |
| - | Fixed a bug in the Active Directory event monitor where dates were displayed in GMT instead of local time. |
| - | Fixed an issue in CPU event monitor where per core values might not sync well with total and per process values. |
| - | Per core values are now recorded in the 0%-100% range instead of 0%-(100/numcores)%. Note: After upgrading you may need to adjust thresholds. |
| - | Fixed an issue where valued tags could not be entered due to an incorrect character check. |
| - | Fixed an issue in the IIS event monitor that could cause it to fail to retrieve values. |
| - | Updates to performance counter collection methods to improve compatibility across various platforms. |
| - | New event monitors added for VMware ESX, ESXi and VMware Server. |
| - | Many new features and options added to the SNMP Trap event monitor including better OID translation and new formatting options. |
| - | New options in the File event monitor allow it better scan log file and check only new text since the last run. |
| - | New columns added to the event monitor spreadsheet view including base time and authentication. |
| - | Much faster user interface response time for large monitoring configurations. |
| - | The Linux/SSH CPU Usage event monitor now allows non-standard ports to be used. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the File event monitor where backslashes were doubled in some fields when settings were applied. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could cause the HTTP event monitor to fail to load in certain obscure circumstances. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the event history settings option to mark success events as viewed was reset after a service restart. |
| - | Fixed an incorrect banner message that appeared after applying notification settings. |
| - | Added the equal sign to the list of reserved characters in device names, display names and other system elements. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the notification settings where an additional space at the beginning or end of a server name would cause an error when notifications were sent. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP Bandwidth event monitor could periodically report incorrect values. |
| - | Fixed a problem where unicode files could not be checked for contents by the File event monitor. |
| - | The Active Directory event monitor now includes new options to check for accounts that are locked out, expired or disabled. |
| - | The light panel dashboard element now allows you to selected devices and event monitors by their group and/or tag. |
| - | The new syntax for the scripting event monitors now allows multi-line message text using the <br /> tag just as in HTML. |
| - | The Active Directory option in the device finder now remembers the settings from the previous scan. |
| - | User interface now prevents certain reserved characters from being used in authentication profile names. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Linux/SSH Process event monitor could over count CPU usage on multi-core system. |
| - | Fixed a problem where cloned dashboard elements were not exactly the same size as the original. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Active Directory event monitor where it may not be able to detect deleted records when accessing certain types of BaseDNs. |
| - | Fixed a problem where adding multiple devices and having an extra comma at the end displayed obscure error message. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the event monitor spreadsheet did not correctly display sub-subgroup names. |
| - | Fixed various problem reported with display and management of service level reports and the report builder. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Summary reports where the notifications section could over count some notifications. |
| - | Fixed a problem where graphs may not appear when accessing the web user interface through IIS. |
| - | Fixed a problem were certain VBScript and other scripting event monitors might not handle carriage returns correctly, resulting in an incorrect syntax error. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some graphs in service level reports would not appear if the corresponding device name included a period in its name. |
| - | New failover monitoring option allows a secondary node to take over monitoring actions if the primary goes down. |
| - | New System Health event monitor can check CPU, Memory, Disk and Bandwidth all in one convenient set of settings. |
| - | New System Health Dashboard collects the results of system health monitoring and ranks items by health. |
| - | New Report Builder for service level reports allows you to select which devices and event monitors will be included in each report. |
| - | New taskbar notifier application runs on the tray and watches for new events even if your web browser is closed. |
| - | New spreadsheet views for devices and event monitors present monitoring configuration in a tabular format and support Export to Excel and copy to clipboard. |
| - | New Active Directory event monitor watches for changes to computer and users in Active Directory and warns when they are detected. |
| - | New options to added to display reports in printer-friendly layout. |
| - | The file event monitor can now read and check the contents of Unicode text files. |
| - | The directory event monitor now collects graph data points for the number of files that were found. |
| - | The scripting event monitors now have the ability to generate multiple events and assiociate them with specified devices. |
| - | The SQL Server event monitor can now monitor SQL Servers running under instance names. |
| - | The Windows Service event monitor now includes an option to verify that all services set to "Automatic" are running. |
| - | The Bandwidth event monitor now allows you to filter out interfaces you aren't interested in. |
| - | Added a new Exchange event monitor to monitor performance on Exchange Servers. |
| - | Added an option to check last modified dates in the Directory event monitor. |
| - | In the drive space event monitor, if no warning options are selected it now shows a summary of the drive information it detected during each run. |
| - | A new reports toolbar makes it easy to change report time spans and date ranges without having to go back to the report index page. |
| - | The DNS event monitor now includes an option to warn if the IP address for a domain has changed. |
| - | Fixed a problem that prevented the SMTP/POP3 Loop Event Monitor from working with the option for state change notifications. |
| - | Fixed a problem where backslashes could not be entered when specifying user names in the login and security settings. |
| - | Fixed a problem where selections for the voice sound files would revert to the first sound file when the settings were applied. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the device finder could allow display names and device names that contained invalid characters. |
| - | Dates displayed in graphs now use the same format as in other parts of the user interface. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the failure count for the control service notification type would reset to 1 if a different value was selected. |
| - | Graphs for date time spans such as system up times are now scaled to appropriate values in days, hours, minutes or seconds. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the drive space and directory event monitors where some settings could not be set to larger than 2 gigabytes. |
| - | Fixed a problem where after pausing or deleting an event monitor that was running, one set of results might be later reported. |
| - | Fixed a problem where pausing an event monitor while it was running could cause it to become stuck in the monitoring queue. |
| - | Added new option in notification settings to test the selected SMTP server settings. |
| - | Reformatted the monitoring queue report to sort items by their status with active checks listed first. |
| - | The rogue machine event monitor is now less picky about spaces in the defined IP ranges |
| - | Fixed a problem where removing an event monitor that was in the monitor queue and pending or checking could cause some items in the queue to stall. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the performance counter event monitor was unable to monitor items that had backslashes in their names. |
| - | Fixed a problem where quotes and some other characters could not be used in SQL statement checks in the database event monitors. |
| - | Fixed a problem where adding double quotes in the device notes field and some other fields would cause the device properties page to be displayed in correctly. |
| - | Fixed a problem where under certain circumstances scripting event monitors and the rogue machine event monitor might not return event log records. |
| - | Fixed a problem with the display of counter names in the Last Status tab for Performance Counter event monitors. |
| - | Fixed a problem with where performance counter names were not formatted properly in the graph data selection option.Fixed a problem with where performance counter names were not formatted properly in the graph data selection option. |
| - | Fixed a problem where after pausing or deleting an event monitor that was running, one set of results might be later reported. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the integrated web server could hang if a page was accessed while the service was stopping. |
| - | Fixed problem where dependencies were checked before an event monitor runs but not rechecked just before notifications were sent. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Sensatronics event monitor could report an "unexpected condition" if the last probe of a device had no description. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some services with brackets in their names could not be monitored with the Windows Service event monitor. |
| - | Improved support for multisite monitoring. |
| - | Fixed a problem where certain characters in HTTP content check scripts caused errors when the script was run. |
| - | Fixed several problems with the advanced schedule settings. |
| - | Fixed a problem where SNMP uptime event monitor would fail to warn about reboots when certain settings were selected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where backslashes in device group names in the device chooser were not being displayed. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Windows event log monitor option to not warn on no connection could still produce some error events. |
| - | Fixed a problem where with Firefox URLs in the HTTP event monitor might be incorrectly formatted. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option to view a dashboard with credentials on the query string did not work. |
| - | Fixed a problem where if an event monitor was watching a device group or device tags it would still monitor devices that were paused. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the dependency checking where dependency by event monitor and device together might not work as expected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the service chooser might now re-select services for service event monitors that were upgraded from v5.1.x. |
| - | Fixed a problem where backslashes in SMTP usernames would not be displayed properly after settings were applied. |
| - | Fixed a problem where some event monitors that needed to remember settings from one run to the next might fail to save the settings correctly. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the service event monitor would fail to detect services that had a bracket in their display names. |
| - | Quotation marks in notification profile fields no longer affect the display of the page. |
| - | Fixed a problem where a process event monitor that was upgraded from v5.1.x to v5.2 might not detect a specified process that it was watching. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the service could encounter an exception if the integrated web server was accessed while the monitoring service was stopping. |
| - | Fixed a problem where option to access events through an RSS feed included invalid script characters. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SQL Server event monitor would switch back to SQL authentication even if Windows authentication was selected. |
| - | New support for SMS/GPRS modems to send notifications to your phone "over the air". |
| - | CPU event monitor now has ability to check individual cores on multi-core systems. |
| - | The light panel dashboard now clearly displays paused devices and event monitors. |
| - | New option to keep a log of Active Notification operations. |
| - | New graphics for the light panel dashboard. |
| - | Major increase in performance for SNMP bandwidth monitoring. |
| - | Re-implemented Bandwidth event monitor with new ability to watch individual server interfaces. |
| - | New SNMP Trap event monitor. |
| - | New Linux/SSH process event monitor. |
| - | Brand new monitoring engine featuring increased parallelism and performance. |
| - | New dashboard elements to show lists of selected devices and event monitors. |
| - | New notification option to start/stop/restart services. |
| - | New performance counter browser makes it easy to select performance counters for monitoring. |
| - | New service browser makes it easy to select services for monitoring. |
| - | Fixed problem with some monitoring schedules during switch to daylight savings time. |
| - | New monitoring configuration reports provide summary of your monitoring setup. |
| - | New monitoring queue report shows details about monitoring operations and how long they took to run. |
| - | New integrated web server removes the requirement to have IIS on the Tembria machine. |
| - | New ability to export a configuration snapshot whenever the monitoring service is stopped. |
| - | Fixed problem where administration history contained inaccurate records about setting graph data collection. |
| - | Fixed problem where authentication was set incorrectly in scripting event monitors when one or more authentication profiles were created. |
| - | Fixed problem with monitoring multiple SQL Server when using Windows-integrated authentication. |
| - | Fixed several places where graph data was showing values in terms of bandwidth instead of regular values. |
| - | Corrected a problem where the device finder could list some devices that had already been added. |
| - | Improved support for 64-bit versions of Windows when running through IIS. |
| - | Fixed a problem which prevented the Registry Event Monitor option for the HKEY_CURRENT_USER tree from working as it ought to. |
| - | When monitoring by device group or tag, device counts are updated when device changes are made instead of waiting for the next event monitor run. |
| - | When the monitoring service stops, any event monitor wrappers that are running are now closed automatically. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option to ignore disconnected sessions in the Windows Terminal Services event monitor did now function as expected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where a duplicate event monitor group name could be added if it differed only in uppercase/lowercase from an existing one. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Rogue Machine event monitor could report a device twice if it was found both in the Network Neighborhood and by an IP range scan and name varied only by uppercase/lowercase differences. |
| - | Implemented big performance improvements in the Windows Event Log monitor and the Logon Security event monitor. |
| - | Improved the ability of the Performance Counter event monitor to connect to machines using remote authentication. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Logon Security event monitor could report a logon event as coming from multiple machines when it only originated from one. |
| - | Fixed a problem where turning off the option to monitor during specific hours of the day did not work as expected. |
| - | Fixed a problem that caused the Bandwidth event monitor to report an "unsupported operation" error. |
| - | Fixed a problem with the SQL Server event monitor option to warn based on the number of records returned. |
| - | Fixed a user interface problem in the Process event monitor that made it difficult to clear the name of a process being monitored. |
| - | The Logon Security event monitor now requires that at least one monitoring condition be checked. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Windows Event Log monitor could encounter an unexpected condition and fail to complete its run. |
| - | Fixed a problem where after removing a device it might still be listed in the event monitors that were checking it. |
| - | The device chooser now lets you assign an event monitor to a device group. |
| - | The device chooser also now lets you assign an event monitor to all devices that have specified tags. |
| - | Internal improvements in the Windows event log monitor lead to a big boost in performance. |
| - | A new option in the settings section lets you subscribe to Tembria Server Monitor events using RSS. |
| - | The directory event monitor now includes options to scan subfolder and filter by file name extension. |
| - | The HTTP event monitor now allows you to specify how long it will wait for a connection and, after the connection is established, how long it will wait to receive the page data. |
| - | After logging in your browser is now redirected to the page you originally tried to access. Previously the browser was always redirected to the welcome page. |
| - | Two new e-mail template tokens were added. You can now use %%devicetags%% and %%eventmonitortags%% to include a list of all the tags for the monitor/device that generated the notification. |
| - | The items in the Settings and Preferences section of the tree now have distinctive icons. |
| - | A new option in the import/export section allows you to export your configuration without including the event history. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the pause options in notifications profiles did not work. |
| - | Tightened restrictions on the characters allows in device names and event monitor restrictions to avoid problems with some browsers. |
| - | Fixed a problem where using quotes in external program notification option caused a UI issue. |
| - | In several places users with restricted permissions were able to see but not use options that were outside of they role. This has been corrected. |
| - | Some terminology was changed in the login and security roles. "Administrators" are now called "Managers" and "Super Administrators" are now called just "Administrators". |
| - | Fixed a problem where scroll bars might not appear in the device chooser dialog box. |
| - | Fixed a problem that affected the device chooser when used from Firefox. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option remove and rename groups in the device list drop down did not work as expected. |
| - | Fixed a problem state change notifications might be generated in correctly when multiple devices were selected and events occurred in a particular order. |
| - | Updated the SQL Server event monitor to work around a crashing bug in the latest version of Microsoft's ADO library. |
| - | The process event monitor now removes leading and trailing spaces in process names in case they are added by accident. |
| - | When an event monitor is paused it is now grayed out in the light panel dashboard. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the voice notification option was looking for sound files in the wrong folder. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the light panel summary that could cause the state count summary to show the wrong value. |
| - | Windows event log monitor now offers more display space for the filtering fields. |
| - | Various internal optimizations make for increased performance especially when 500 or more devices have been added. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the file event monitor would try to check a file's last modified date even if it was missing. |
| - | New option in settings and preferences allows your preferred date and time format to be selected. |
| - | New "Last Status" tab for event monitors provides a per-device summary of the last event monitor run. |
| - | New support for Powershell scripting in event monitor notification actions. |
| - | New PowerShell event monitor lets you write custom monitoring actions using Windows PowerShell scripts. |
| - | New Linux/SSH Availability event monitor ensures that remote machines can be accessed using SSH. |
| - | New Linux/SSH File System event monitor checks file systems on remote machines and warns if they are reaching capacity. |
| - | The event monitor list dialog box was reformatted to make better use of display area and show more information about each event monitor type. |
| - | Sensatronics event monitor re-added with support for EM1, E4 and E16 models plus the ability to monitor multiple devices with one event monitor. |
| - | Fixed a problem where event monitor groups could not be renamed if one of their parent groups had a space in its name. |
| - | The file event monitor now checks for a file's existence without trying to open the file. |
| - | When there are more than 1000 device/monitor combinations, the light panel dashboard element displays lets you choose the combinations to display instead of automatically showing all of them. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the tips were missing for distribution list configuration. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the HTTP sequence event monitor where the last warning option was mislabeled. |
| - | Fixed a problem where on Firefox notification profiles that have spaces in their names could not be edited and saved. |
| - | Fixed a problem where certain characters in a notification profile name could make it impossible to save further changes to the profile after it was created. |
| - | A new option in the registry event monitor allows it skip devices that could not be contacted. |
| - | The directory event monitor now provides an example of the path specification when you create a new event monitor. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the login security mode could be reset to the default when the monitoring service is restarted. |
| - | A problem was corrected in the HTTP Sequence event monitor where the option to warn about the HTTP status code was always set to on when the event monitor settings were viewed. |
| - | Fixed a problem that could cause the Telnet event monitor to hand if a socket disconnection occurred at a very specific point in the monitoring action. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the disks section of the device probe would sometimes fails to round the percentages displayed. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Windows Event Log monitor would display one less event log record than the selected setting. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Windows Event Log monitor where monitoring actions could fail if the monitor was originally set to monitor some machines and then more machines were added later. |
| - | Formatting of message and status bars in the user interface were improved for Firefox users. |
| - | New notification profiles allow event monitors to share a set of notification settings. |
| - | New token %%ipaddress%% supported in e-mail notification templates. |
| - | New ability to customize graph display colors and other settings through the config.ini file. |
| - | New option in login and security settings to control the session time after sessions are timed out. |
| - | New option to pause all event monitors after importing a configuration file. |
| - | New device chooser and event monitor chooser for the light panel dashboard element. |
| - | New option in all SNMP event monitors to support non-standard SNMP ports. |
| - | New ability for the scripting event monitors to accept credentials, simplifying the development of many types of scripts. |
| - | The option to not warn if pings to a device fail now accepts device display names. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option to notify on state change didn't work with the option to warn after X number of failures. |
| - | Fixed a problem where reports incorrectly collected errors if the option to not warn if pings to a device fail was triggered. |
| - | Fixed a problem where event monitor titles appear in red after they are first added but before the first run has completed. |
| - | When upgrading, setup now offers an option to preserve existing template files. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the wrong message appeared on the login screen if the license file is invalid. |
| - | The device finder now displays messages about device name or display name conflicts. |
| - | Fixed a problem where import files with .dat and .xml files were listed but only .dat files could be imported. |
| - | Fixed a problem where graph data files were left behind when an event monitor was removed. |
| - | Import and export files now support a wider range of characters in their file names. |
| - | The SMTP and SMTP/POP Loop event monitors no longer require a username and password. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP Process event monitor only warned about the first item found in the list of missing processes. |
| - | Added missing settings in the voice notification section to control the definition of business hours and off hours. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the device chooser where applying a filter caused the names shown to be converted to lowercase. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the option to "not warn if pings fail to this machine" pinged the device too many times if multiple notification types were selected. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the HTTP event monitor where the option to warn about status codes was always turned off when the settings were displayed. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the LDAP event monitor settings page could not be displayed. |
| - | Fixed a problem where spaces in e-mail addresses specification were being removed and thereby affected the ability to specify priority levels. |
| - | E-mail address priority tags are now case-insensitive. |
| - | Fixed a problem where error messages indicating HTML formatted e-mail messages couldn't be sent were incorrectly formatted. |
| - | E-mail notification failure messages are now tagged to the event monitor that generated them. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the Device Probe tab was missing on the device event monitors pages. |
| - | Made various background colors consistent amongst all sections. |
| - | Fixed several problems in the user interface for the SMTP/POP3 loop event monitor. |
| - | Fixed several user interfaces issues with the option to rename dashboards. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Windows Event Log event monitor where the option to display the first X events could not be disabled. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the disks option in the device probe showed the percentage available instead of the percentage full. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the Windows Event Log monitor where whitespace characters in the list of events filter caused events to be missed. |
| - | Fixed a problem where right-click menus in the tree occasionally appeared offset when the page is scrolled. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP event monitors left behind temporary files when an SNMP operation failed. |
| - | Fixed a problem in the LDAP event monitor where in Windows 2000 the wrong message appeared if a connection failed. |
| - | Fixed several UI problems with the Run Script notification option. |
| - | Fixed a problem where maximized dashboard elements were sometimes not correctly migrated form v4.x. |
| - | New Device Probe tab for network devices allows for the inspection of services and disks. |
| - | Newly created dashboards now show tips on how to start designing them. |
| - | SQL graph data export settings can now be changed on the fly without requiring to restart the monitoring service. |
| - | The "welcome" page now runs a series of checks to test for common configuration issues and provides help to resolve them. |
| - | The build number of the installed version is now displayed in the footer text. |
| - | A problem affecting upgrades from v4.x was corrected. The problem appeared when new event monitors were added to an installation and certain internal counters conflicted. |
| - | A problem affecting authentication with the SQL graph data export option was corrected. |
| - | In previous versions, the config.ini file had to be modified after copying import files to the Exports folder. Now they can be simply dropped in the folder and they will be detected. |
| - | A problem was fixed where the dashboard graph element settings dialog displayed debug information. |
| - | A problem was corrected where an error message would be displayed in the event monitor settings if some but not all of the event monitor's devices were paused. |
| - | The device finder was redesigned and several reported issues with it were corrected. |
| - | A duplicate sound file was being installed by the setup program. |
| - | The logging section of the notifications preferences now has a white background like the other sections. |
| - | Several typographical errors were corrected. |
| - | New option in preferences to protect access by console software with a password. |
| - | New option in Windows Event Log monitor to always generate success notifications. |
| - | Event monitor selections in the graph dashboard element settings are now sorted. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the preference dialog may prompt for a server name even if graph data export option is disabled. |
| - | Fixed a problem where duplicate event monitor names in the same folder would show only one event monitor in the tree. |
| - | Fixed a problem where double-clicking on a device to view its properties in a popup window could cause and access violation. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the System Uptime event monitor would warn on a failed connection even when the option to not warn was selected. |
| - | Fixed a problem where dashboard elements could be repositioned partly off screen if modified while in maximized mode and then restored. |
| - | Fixed a problem where dropdown selections in the graph dashboard element were too small when viewed on Windows 2000. |
| - | Fixed a formatting problem where uptime values display when a graph is in table mode were missing spaces between values. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the list of dashboards may not be refreshed for a few seconds after the console is started. |
| - | The taskbar icon for the minimized console used to animate when there were unviewed events. It now only animates when there are items in an error state and with unviewed events.. |
| - | Many changes under the hood that have increased console performance when a very large number of devices and event monitors have been added. |
| - | New highlighting uses bold for unviewed events and red for items in an error state. |
| - | Light panel dashboard element now uses dark green for items in a success state with unviewed events, instead of dark red. |
| - | The Windows event log notification option now allows you to set the category and event ids to be written. |
| - | When a device is selected its event history is shown instead of its general properties. Its general properties are still available as a subnode of the device. |
| - | New "Views" nodes for device and event monitors provide quick and easy filtered views of status. |
| - | Dashboards can now be displayed full screen by pressing F11. |
| - | Lists now act more list standard Windows explorer items. The include subfolder and the ".." item to go up a level. |
| - | When a notification script encounters an error, it is now trapped and recorded in the event history. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the SNMP bandwidth event monitor could produce no output when run with some SNMP devices. |
| - | Fixed a problem where Ctrl+A didn't work in the network device list. |
| - | Fixed a problem where removing a device or group could cause event monitors associated with no devices to be removed as well. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the autogenerated description for cloned event monitors may not be correctly generated. |
| - | Ambiguous Control Panel date formats (eg. 06/04/03) are now sorted correctly regardless of control panel settings. |
| - | A problem was corrected where graphs for devices with assigned display names could not be selected. |
| - | A problem was corrected where it could take few seconds for light panel status to be updated after events were marked as viewed. |
| - | A problem was corrected where light panel font selection did not work if when devices were selected to be displayed across the top. |
| - | Fixed a problem where copy to clipboard and send by e-mail buttons did not work in the event monitor summary. |
| - | Fixed a problem where you could not set a device display name to the same name but with a different case (e.g. device -> Device). |
| - | Fixed a sizing issue when moving a dashboard element that is collapsed. |
| - | New administration history lists all configuration changes that are made. |
| - | New option in HTTP event monitor to warn if a monitored page has been changed. |
| - | New option in HTTP event monitor to perform advance content checks using scripting. |
| - | New option in HTTP event monitor to save the downloaded content to disk. |
| - | New network device property shows which event monitors are associated with the device. |
| - | New option to right-click on a device group and add an event monitor, associating it with all devices in the group. |
| - | The event history lists now show the event monitor description instead of its general type. |
| - | Paused devices now appear in gray in the network device list and a new column shows the paused/unpaused status. |
| - | New options for settings the font name and type for the light panel dashboard. |
| - | Improved authentication performance for the registry event monitor. |
| - | Improved performance of the FTP event monitor. |
| - | New option in the Shared Folders event monitor to list all of the shares found. |
| - | Corrected problem in the SQL Server event monitor where NULL column values could cause the event monitor to fail. |
| - | Corrected problem where the selected network device dashboard element would lose its content if it was in the dashboard selected at start up. |
| - | Corrected problem in the HTTP event monitor where the option to ignore invalid certificate authorities for HTTPS requests was not working. |
| - | Corrected problem that caused an access violation if you closed the console software immediately after opening it and a dashboard load was in progress. |
| - | Corrected problem where double-clicking on a event monitor in the tree could on rare cases cause an access violation after the event monitor dialog was closed. |
| - | Modernized the look of the dashboard element title bar tools. |
| - | New icons on the event monitor summary replace the former buttons and add new options. |
| - | New icons on the event log preview replace the former buttons and add new options. |
| - | New configuration options for the monitoring service to control where the console software can connect from and using which protocols. |
| - | The SNMP Bandwidth event monitor now appends the interface index to the interface description. |
| - | New ability to customize e-mail notifications by including network device and event monitor custom attributes. |
| - | New ability to customize e-mail notifications by including the Type field for the device that generated the notification. |
| - | New option in the File menu to check to see if there is a more recent version of Tembria Server Monitor available. |
| - | New option in general preferences to check for new versions when the console software starts. |
| - | New option to set a dashboard as the default start up item instead of the welcome screen (just right-click on the dashboard tree item to select). |
| - | New options in the Light Panel dashboard element to select which devices and event monitors to display. |
| - | Notifications about changes in available space in the drive space event monitor now show more detail about the change. |
| - | The ping event monitor can now be set to ignore X ping failures instead of just one. |
| - | New option in the drive space event monitor that tells it not to warn if the machine cannot be connected to. |
| - | New option in the directory event monitor that tells it not to warn if the machine cannot be connected to. |
| - | The "Copy to Clipboard" and "Export to Excel" icons in the event monitor summary window now have tooltips. |
| - | When event monitors are paused they are now shown in gray even if they have unviewed events. This is now consistent with the way devices are highlighted. |
| - | In the event history section for devices, added a dropdown to select the event type. This is more consistent with the event monitor summary window. |
| - | Items in the "Move To" right-click menu for devices are now sorted alphabetically. |
| - | In the notifications section for event monitors, long log file names no longer cause the first column to take up too much space. |
| - | In the URL List dashboard element, the usual hyperlink cursor is now displayed (except on Windows NT 4.0 where it is not available). |
| - | Corrected a problem in the Performance Counter event monitor where comparisons for values greater than 2 gigabytes were performed incorrectly. |
| - | Corrected a problem where dragging and dropping event monitor groups with several depths of subfolders would cause event monitors to move into the wrong group. |
| - | Corrected problem where scrolling a dashboard then selecting a different item while scrolled would cause dashboard element positions to change. |
| - | Corrected problem where dashboard element modifications would not be immediately updated unless refresh was pressed. |
| - | Corrected problem where sorting did not work in the settings for the dashboard element for selected event monitors. |
| - | Corrected problem where under certain conditions, weekly and monthly reports may not be updated upon a time change. |
| - | Fixed a problem where sorting records by date in the event history section for a device may cause records to be sorted incorrectly. |
| - | Fixed a problem where if the "Snap To" option in the Control Panel was enabled and a device or event monitor was selected in the tree, the cursor would incorrectly move to a position on the right. |
| - | Fixed a problem where the event monitor running icon could show sequences out of order if the event monitor summary is viewed as a popup dialog instead of in the main window. |
| - | Fixed a problem where selecting an event monitor in the tree and pressing the delete key would attempt to delete a network device instead of the selected event monitor. |
| - | In the tree, the delete key now works for dashboards as well as event monitors and devices. |
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