Assigning Monitors
- Last Updated: July 25, 2023
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- WhatsUp Gold
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After you Add Discovered Devices to managed devices, you can:
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Monitor Summary Status
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View Monitor Setup
To view the monitor setup for a device:
- Select a device on the My Network
map.
The Device Information Card displays.
- Click Device Properties (
).Device Properties displays with current monitor setup on the Monitors tab.
Delete Multiple Monitors from a Single Device
To bulk delete monitors from a single device:
- Select a device from My Network map.
The Device Information Card displays.
- Click Device Properties (
).Device Properties displays with current monitor setup on the Monitors tab.
- Select multiple rows in the Monitors table (select either by CTRL+click, shift+click).
- Click Delete.
The selected monitors are deleted from the device.
Turn on/off Monitors
- Select one or more devices on the My Network map or the collapsible device grid.
- From the Device Information Card, click
Device Properties (
). - On the Monitors tab, select the monitor, then toggle the switch On/Off.
Assign Additional Monitors
You can assign new or existing monitors to a device.
To assign monitors to a device:
After you have created monitors based on monitor types, you can assign them to your managed devices.
- Select one or more devices on the My Network map or the collapsible device grid to access the Monitors window.
- From the monitors panel, select the monitors you want to apply, and click the Apply to selected devices button.
To add a new monitor:
You can add new monitor instances to the monitor library based on an existing monitor or 'built in' monitor type.
- Click the Add icon, choose a monitor type, and configure it.
- Assign your monitor to a device, many devices, or a device group.
- Switch On/Off the monitor. (For example, some monitors are switched Off by default.)
About Monitor Types
WhatsUp Gold provides active, passive, and performance monitors.
Active Monitoring. Active polling, measurements, and user simulation.
Passive Monitoring. Monitoring that does not generate network traffic.
Performance Monitoring. Historic device availability and resource capacity usage.
Please note, you can test any active monitor directly from the Monitors Library to ensure it is configured properly. For additional information and applicable procedure steps, please see Active Monitors.
