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Posted 12/1/2008 1:41:47 PM
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I am monitoring in 14 different countries and have a group for each in a central install. These are then rolled up as bubble icons on a single global map/group and are centrally monitored by the support desk based in the UK, up on a big screen for all to see what a great job they are doing Should something fail they can drill down into the specific country map and if neccesary escalate to the appropriate regional second line IT guy or third party. Recently we reached our license count and latency to the Asia region from the UK central install is so slow so that it seemed to make sense to buy a distributed license and install on an Asia server.

I am beginning to think I have made a big mistake. Firstly, there doesnt seem to be anyway of linking groups/maps in the distributed installation to the central global map meaning that the support desk will have to monitor two seperate installations/dashboards, one for Asia and the other for the rest of the world which is not acceptable for them. Is there any way to link distrubuted groups/maps to a central group/map?

Secondly, we have spent months of work creating custom devices, monitors, scripts etc yet it seems there is no way to migrate these over to the distributed install and it looks like we would have to build it all over again from scratch. Unless I have missed something I would say that this version should be called "decentralized edition" rather than "distributed edition"

I have been a follower/user of WUG for a long time and if IIRC in the past you could distribute the load accross multiple backup servers to a single database however this just seems like madness! There doesnt seem to be any benefit to this product whatsoever apart from the bandwith savings for polling and in reality they are independent installations with a few reports rolled up centrally that could simply be generated on the remote server anyway.

Back to the reseller I suppose to beg him if I can trade the license to increase my central license and tolerate the latency.

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