To set up a device module monitor for a particular device, click the 'Monitors' tab for the device. Click 'Add Monitor'.
In the Device Manager dashboard, click the "Add a New Device" link on the orange bar. The resulting popup window will have a configuration options for t]]> It is possible to associate a device with a client and service via a particular device's status page. This is useful for organizational purposes, as well as for taking advantage of so]]> From a specific device's page within the Device Manager, you can add an IP assignment by clicking in one of the two following areas:
As of Ubersmith DE 2.4.0, SNMP connectivity is supported via both IPv4 and IPv6.]]> Device Types and Groups allow you to fully customize the way devices are displayed in your Ubersmith instance. A 'Device Group' is a larger, more general category that might be som]]> The bandwidth utilization graphs provided within Ubersmith should be easy to understand at a glance, but here is a detailed explanation of the key and other items on the graph.]]> Tagging devices will allow you to display groups of devices based on custom tags you create. A tag is a short, descriptive string, for example, 'unassigned', 'internal', or 'refurbish]]> The error returned when Ubersmith DE cannot successfully poll your device via SNMP is:

This is a list of hardware make]]> To monitor a device's bandwidth usage, you will need to want to associate the device to a switch port. 

The MySQL(R) Status Device Module allows you to monitor the activity and connection counts for your MySQL database hosts.
The Webserver Status Device Module allows you to monitor the activity and connection counts for your HTTP Server hosts. Ubersmith DE supports monitoring:
configured your Device Types and Groups for your Virtual Machine hosts, you are ready to create a new device. When Once your Virtuozzo VM Host is configured, you can begin to create VMs. You can do this by clicking the 'Create VM' link in the orange 'Actions' section of the VM Host's Device Man]]> Puppet is an open source data center automation and configurat]]> Within Ubersmith DE, the configuration of an R1Soft Enterprise server and its Agents is not terribly dissimilar to configuring a switch and its individual ports. First, in ]]> The Ubersmith DE Device Manager allows you to determine which device entries are not currently associated with a client. From the Device Manager dashboard, you will see a link, 'U]]> The information in this article is for use with the Redis key-value store. Redis is a NoSQL document oriented database that stores data in the system's memory to leverage ]]> Ubersmith can support collecting bandwidth data via libpcap, Netlink/ULOG, NetFlow v1/v5/v7/v8/v9, sFlow v2/v4/v5 and IPFIX by way of the network monitoring tool "pmacct". In order to take advantage of this capability, you will need to have]]> Ubersmith's SolusVM support allows for the creation and management of virtual machines from within the Device Manager. In order to take advantage of the SolusVM support, you'll need to create some device groups and types, as well as configure two Dev]]> This knowledge base article will help you troubleshoot issues with the IPMI Information device module in Ubersmith.

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Ubersmith's monitoring dashboard provides a centralized location to allow your system administrators and network operations staff to keep tabs on service and equipment failures. Administrators can 'watch' certain issues so that other members of the t]]>