Opmanager on windows 7

Download OpManager for Windows. To uninstall OpManager from a Linux machine, execute the command. Installing Applications Monitoring plug-in Check your build number and download the Application Monitoring plug-in here. You have to install APM plug-in in OpManager server only Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

Click Finish. The plug-in has been installed successfully. You can register for technical support by providing the required details. Changing the tmp directory to executable might be vulnerable since the directory has world wide access - rwxrwxrw by default. The permission can be revoked with the below command:. Install the product 2. Then start the product systemctl start OpManager.

Step 8: Click 'Finish' to complete the installation process. Greg from Cross Company. Company Size: , employees. Industry: Industrial Automation. Time Used: Less than 2 years. This is THE product for the job! It is web based and it is fast. I've used countless other monitoring applications that are web based and they all have performance issues. OpManager tells me when my servers and applications are down and it has a beautiful dashboard that I didn't have to customize out of the box.

The mobile app is great, too. Monitoring servers and processes is our primary use for the application and it is exactly what I want in an application. I keep it open every day and it has bailed me out after performing maintenance on servers and forgetting to manually start this process or service. I get a push notification on my phone that reminds me to turn it back on.

It does a lot, but it's still fast. Something that other applications I've used over the years cannot do! I know I sound like a fan boi because I am!

This product does everything I liked about those other programs but still has solid performance AND a great mobile app.

I really don't have any complaints or recommendations on what they should change. I have had some issues with customer support. It is based in India and sometimes communicating can be a challenge. The product has been so solid for us that we haven't bad many support calls, anyway. SolarWinds was more expensive and way more complicated in daily use. Just adding a new server and monitors adding a great deal of complexity.

OpManager was clearly easy to use in the excellent demo we saw. WhatsUp moved to the web and performance became terrible. They took a good product and ruined it by making the interface difficult and it ran like a dog. Refer to the Quick Start Guide to help you get started with configuring OpManager to monitor your network. Feel free to drop a line to us at our Support Portal incase of any queries or clarifications. All Rights Reserved.