Watch this video to learn how to configure your devices and your WhatsUp Gold environment to enable Kerberos authentication for your Windows-based devices.
Watch this video to learn about Device Group Access Rights, which allows you to fine-tune Read and Write access to monitored devices in WhatsUp Gold. Find more information on WhatsUp Gold and Device Group Access Rights: WhatsUp Gold Device Group Access Rights online training WhatsUp Gold User Authentication and Device Group Access Rights Learning Path Device Group Access Rights documentation.
IT teams are constantly asked to do more with limited resources and budgets. Is your IT team’s monitoring strategy keeping up? Thankfully, these challenges aren’t impossible to overcome. Check out this exclusive webinar where Greg Collins, Product Marketing Manager at Progress, and Jason Alberino, Principal Product Manager at Progress, will share tips on accomplishing your IT goals with less.
This video gives a demonstration of the Network Traffic Analysis Plus (NTA+) functionality within WhatsUp Gold. Find more information on Network Traffic Analysis.
Watch this video to learn how to monitor the dynamic SNMP tabular data on your network devices using WhatsUp Gold, even when the number of instances varies. As an example, we’ll demo how to create an active monitor for the percentage of disk space currently in use on a storage device.
Your IT team can minimize network errors, outages, configuration issues and performance degradation with the newest Progress WhatsUp Gold feature, Network Traffic Analysis Plus (NTA+). This new solution helps reduce troubleshooting times and quickly determine the root-cause analysis of network and application performance issues.
Watch this video to learn about the dashboards, reports and alerting features that WhatsUp Gold’s Network Traffic Analysis Plus (NTA+) provides for your organization.
This video reviews the best practices for monitoring and maintaining your WhatsUp Gold servers and databases to help guard against unauthorized access or system failure.