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Traverse: Determining adapter support and required protocol(s) for Network Configuration Management
QUESTION Determining Adapter Support RESOLUTION You can confirm the current list of supported adapters by running the following: Windows dir "<TRAVERSE_HOME>\apps\netconf\adapters" where <TRAVERSE_HOME> is the direct path to the Traverse root directory (e.g. /usr/local/traverse) Linux ls -d…
Monitor Memory (Windows/Linux) Use In Mb
PROBLEM Memory usage is not reported in MB. RESOLUTION The attached signature files resolve this issue. The signature files must be deployed as described in https://kaseya.zendesk.com/entries/85588076 Note: On account of the way SNMP and WMI report these, the signatures are offering data in inverse to each other (SNMP will…
Real Physical Memory Usage on Linux/NET-SNMP device
PROBLEM: Physical Memory Usage for a SNMP device is reporting incorrectly or is greater than 100% SOLUTION: As many of our users have noticed, the "Physical Memory Usage" test on a Linux (monitored using NET-SNMP agent) device often returns a high value like 98%. This is due to the fact that the Linux kernel reports…
Tip: What is an Application Profile? How do I see tests associated with an Application Profile?
QUESTION Is there a list of infrastructure monitored by Traverse? What is an Application Profile? How do I see tests associated with an Application Profile? RESOLUTION Infrastructure monitored by Traverse: Here is a list of Supported Infrastructure. Please note however that new support is continually added. Application…
Monitor Disk Use In Mb
Problem: Disk usage is not reported in Mb. Solution: The attached signature files resolve this issue. The signature files must be deployed as described in https://kaseya.zendesk.com/entries/85588076 Note: On account of the way SNMP and WMI report these, the signatures are offering data in inverse to each other (SNMP will…
Navigating Traverse WSDL pages
QUESTION How to navigate the Traverse WSDL pages? RESOLUTION In general, to find the descriptions of the various parameters for a service method: * Navigate to https://traverse_server/api * Find the correct section heading for the object of interest (e.g. device) * Select the 'WSDL' link (e.g.…
How to trouble-shoot a problem with a plugin monitor
QUESTION How to trouble-shoot a problem with a plugin monitor RESOLUTION A plugin script is launched by the Data Gathering Engine. The script is launched from TRAVERSE_HOME\bin; that would be the launch directory. Is the perl script using any specific libraries? If so, please ensure that the perl script has references to…
Discovering network topology between configured devices
QUESTION How do I discover the network topology between configured devices (without discovering new devices) RESOLUTION * Represent or log directly into the department * Navigate to Administration --> Discovery --> New Network Discovery Session * For the Network Scope, fill out one or more subnets, one per line, as for…
How long do traps/windows events show on the event manager console?
QUESTION How long do traps/windows events show on the event manager console? RESOLUTION The time that an event shows on the event manager console is governed by the <auto-clear> option as described in the User Guide at http://help.kaseya.com/webhelp/EN/tv/9010000/index.asp#17207.htm The trap rules file specify these…
Traverse Web Services - Current, Legacy and Deprecated
QUESTION What are the various Trvaerse web services? RESOLUTION To review the list of available Web Services endpoints, navigate to https://traverse_ip/api, replacing 'traverse_ip' with the actual IP address or domain name of the Traverse Web Application. There are 3 different versions of Web Services grouped under the…