We have 12 dude servers on co-locations, each server has their own routers to monitor. On the headquarters we also have a dude instance, and we monitoring the dude servers if they are up and running. But when one of the routers behind the co-location dude server fails, you can see it only on the dude of the co-location. Is it possible that the color on the HQ dude change to orange?
Dude HQ System ----> Dude Location System -----> Routerboard Wireless Routers
Greetzzz Richard
Richard,
We have a setup similar to what you describe (I think). We have our main office and then different network segments that we monitor which are all interconnected through WAN links (not quite as simple or logical as that sounds - is it ever?). We have a Dude server on each network segment which are used as Dude “agents” and one main Dude server at the main office. The entire network is mapped on the main dude server but the devices on the different network segments are monitored through their own Dude “agents”. This way any device that fails in any segment goes red on the main Dude map but the monitoring is done locally on the network segment.
Geoffsmith31,
Thanks for your reply, but our network is a little bit different. On each location we have a dude server with his own routers, on the main location we only see the dude server. Untill we connect to the server, we see the location and their routers.
Now we want that the color change when one of the routers behind that dude server on a location, going down.
Is that possible??
If you have multiple Dude systems (each with its own maps) and you are monitoring each Dude server from a central Dude then I think you should be able to consolidate all the maps and use the existing Dudes as agents for the central Dude. Can you put together a diagram of your system so people can see what your setup is and we may be able to give you some more useful advice.