New in Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold v11

Ipswitch's release of Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold v11 includes the following new features and enhancements:

• An new web interface design that includes customizable workspaces and workspace reports.
• Added over 100 new workspace reports, which provide summaries of the data in status, performance and historical reports.
• Improved performance in rendering web interface pages.
• The ability to support IPv6 enabled devices.
• Improvements to the Bulk Field Change function.
• Enhanced Dependency capabilities that allow you to place Dependencies on devices' Active Monitors.
• Development measures to handle non-persistent SNMP instances for Performance Monitors.
• An Active Script Performance Monitor.
• Performance Counters in the engine.
• A database size information has been added to the console under Tools > Database Utilities > Tools > Performance. You can also view the database size indicator icon in the bottom right corner of WhatsUp Gold console application.
• You can now create multiple devices with the same address.
• SQL Server Active Monitor has been updated to support SQL 2005 Windows services.
• Map improvements:
  • Map icons no longer shift when a shared icon is deleted.
  • You can now click-and-drag multiple map icons.
  • Devices are added to maps in more obvious locations.
• Customer feature requests and defect fixes:
  • An issue has been corrected that could cause Interface Utilization to fill up the database rapidly.
  • Group Access Rights have been improved.
  • The capability to back-up the database on an upgrade has been added to the WhatsUp Gold install.
  • The capability to turn on the web interface has been added to the WhatsUp Gold install.
  • The capability to manually set an interface speed in data collection has been added.
  • You now can create device states that last as long as 7 days.
  • The removal of an extra zero (0) from the Interface Speed graph.
  • The removal of the requirement for users to acknowledge Passive Monitor State Changes.
  • Issue was corrected that prevented users from exporting reports or playing web alarms through SSL.