Chose an agent to be the designated SNMP scanner on a network. Add IPs to scan and then collect SNMP metrics. This would dovetail nicely into HTTPS/SSH management as well (https://feedback.level.io/p/remote-management-of-network-devices)
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Or add the integration with Domotz or another NMS solution. But if you build your own SNMP Monitoring, it must have the possibility to add custom SNMP for monitoring and trap.
Merged in another request for a ping monitor here since those would be done together.
I believe the lack of this feature can be a reason for not transitioning to Level RMM or not staying with them. It's something that is lacking for me aswell and i need to create a workaround for this monitoring. Would like to see this feature rather sooner then later.
Yes, this is needed, and only thing holding us back from switching RMM's. You could start with a simple ping monitor from a chosen end point, and then work in snmp. The ping only monitor would be good enough for us to switch, while waiting on full snmp monitoring. Love the platform otherwise.
We really need this as it is a critical component of a MSP's services to monitor networks.
I would love to see this as well. Port probing. I would like the option to probe specific ports to check whether they are reachable. Ping monitoring with history. Ping monitoring would be a major win, especially if it keeps historical data so we can look back at when a ping failed and for how long. The same should apply to all the other probe types. Probe as an entry point for management. I would also like to see the probe act as a gateway for remote management. It could include built-in tools such as VNC, RDP, SSH, Telnet, HTTP, and HTTPS. I could then install the probe on a few designated hosts and restrict management access on my devices to those hosts only. Since the tools would already be included, I would not need to open a separate graphical interface. I could simply enter the endpoint address and credentials in a tool field and route my traffic through the probe.
