Thanks Admin.

You need to make sure that the instructions on alert are set. No special characters are allowed.

I need some help.

Maybe an incorrect setting when configuring the IP address (wrong gateway or so). You can reset the sensorgateway using instructions in the user manual and reconfigure

Yes, you understand my statement correctly. The device is not reachable from any workstation in that 2nd VLAN.

Does your 'No' mean that you can't see the sensorgateway if you put yourself in the same second Vlan as the unit is in (so not accessing it from a different Vlan)?

No. If we put it in another VLAN with any workstations, the device is unreachable.

if it works on one of the vlan's and not the other it looks like a configuration issue on the other vlan. if it would have a problem with vlan's then it wouldn't work on any vlan (not even the first…

My networking skills aren't as strong as I'd like, so if this a noob mistake, I apologize. I just cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong here.

I can't seem to access my sensor gateway any more. I was able to do so a few weeks ago after I statically defined an IP address on the unit. It would not work with DHCP. I was unable to get it to …

You can run the monitoring_manager in debug mode to see the activity on the scheduled reports. See wiki for instructions on running in debug mode

Zenoss is a competing product to our monitoring appliance. They do the same thing.

I'm new for this software. If you have time, please help my problem.

We have a substantial Zenoss Core 4 implementation. Do you have any zenpacks available?

we will pass it on to development

I tried both 2.10 and 2.11 and still have the same problem. No email details as long as the dry contact sensor is plugged in. If I remove it it works fine.

Hello,

It seems the cable has to be pretty much submerged. I was hoping less water than that would be conductive enough.

No sensitivity can't be tuned. Not sure what you mean with "more water" a few drops won't trigger it but if water is in constant contact (flood) then yes. It works around the principle …

The appliances is a bit slow if you access the OS but this is due to the fact that the CPU spikes to 99% util every minute or something like that, at least in my experience.