The monitoring capability is definitely an amazing feature.. But, the problem is that there isn't a real way to create a "template" or "profile" of some monitoring configurations that can easily be replicated. I know it's possible to select more than one device and bulk-modify them. But, it would be nice to create a set of re-usable monitoring templates that we can easily apply. For example, we may have some server systems we'd like to monitor SMTP/DNS/WMI on, while another set may only need DNS/DHCP, and whatnot. I would like to just select those devices, and have a dropdown/click to select a preconfigured monitoring profile instead of having to readd all the monitors over and over. Another option might be that the device categories include the monitors, too, though this may not be as flexible. But, it would also make it easy - just change the device's category and monitoring profiles of that category will be applied. From a management standpoint, reusable profiles are going to be very important in the long run. The last thing we'll want to spend lots of time doing is duplicating the same monitoring configurations over and over. ... View more

Not sure what happened, but it looks like after one of the recent firmware updates, we can't launch ntop anymore. Clicking the "Details" button pops up a blank window with the "Add" and "Cancel" button. Clicking "Add" doesn't do anything since ntop is already installed. I have not yet tried to Remove ntop and then reinstall it, but, wanted to leave it like this in case someone would like to take a look to see what may have caused the issue. it's not a browser issue as the problem is visible on other machines with different browsers (IE/Firefox). ... View more

Not a functional bug, but simply a typographical error. On the mobile application for Android, if accessing Reports and clicking a report. The dialog box that appears asking how to open/access it is titled "PDF Reprots" (instead of "Reports"). Just thought I would bring that up. ... View more

A few feature requests: 1 - Time-based automatic removal for certain devices/IP ranges/Subnets. Some network/subnet/ip ranges that are being discovered are considered "public" (e.g. hotspot, guest networks), and the devices come and go. They're piling up and slowing down the Onplus web interface. It would be nice to be able to configure subnets, IP ranges, or devices to be automatically removed if they are missing.. Whether immediately, or after a certain time (customized hours or set intervals such as 1 day). 2 - Ignore IP Range (for automatic discovery) Somewhat related to the previous request. For guest/public networks, we may not want to monitor or discover these devices, but because the discovery system simply scans for all the networks, they are increasing. It would be nice to be able to ignore subnets or specific IP ranges from being discovered. 3 - Autoplace Device in Topology by IP/Subnet Another method in dealing with some networks is to be able to automatically move them under a parent device if they have a certain IP, or by Subnet. For example, we have VoIP phones on our network, and would want them to show up under the VoIP server or switch they are connected to. I know it should go under the switch, but discovery issues are still present with the OnPlus, so, at least this feature would allow autoplacement where we would like it. ... View more

We still haven't been able to have a successful discovery of our own network, even with the latest updates... Cisco ASA5505 (we've created a user just for the OnPlus box with a simple password, and have set the enable password to a simple one) - Still receiving the "Invalid Device Driver or Credentials" message. Cisco 2811 - all passwords report as valid - possibly working? Though it found the 2960G without us entering details... Cisco 2960G - enable password reports valid, login password is still pending? What's worse is depending where we have this on the network, the credentials seem to work fine, other times, not so much. Even though other tools/utilities have no problems traversing the network. ... View more