Okay, this is Part 12, so we’re all experts now. Still, there are a number of things you can do to up your game. Today let’s talk about one of them: planning your video with an organizational tool called storyboarding. Briefly, a storyboard is a visual tool, a series of drawn frames with written dialog…
Read MoreWe fixed edit permissions for the icingaweb2 module Tornado. If the root node of the tornado processing tree was modified it would duplicate the node as a child node of the root node. Since the root node is not meant to be editable, we deactivated that functionality in the Tornado UI. For NetEye 4.28 we…
Read MoreIn my last article I used some examples to show how you can collaborate on Confluence. I talked about how it’s useful for knowledge management and project management, especially if integrated with the Atlassian suite. I also gave some examples on how it can be used at the enterprise level to improve communication. Today I…
Read MoreHave you ever wondered if you’re using Confluence to its full potential? Confluence is such a flexible tool, and can be used in so many ways, that a lot of people get confused about it. Many customers have asked me what’s the added value of this tool compared to others, so here’s a short guide…
Read MoreThe ongoing evolution of the world of work also carries through to the areas where this work is carried out. Never before have so many people and companies finally understood that smart working is a reality, and that the productivity of employees who work partly at home rather than the office does not decrease but…
Read MoreWe fixed edit permissions for module Geo Map. Now users with only editor access will not be able to edit map names. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed role sorting in the Access Control page: now it is possible to view all the roles sorted by name. This viewing settings is settled by default when accessing the Access Control page and can be changed in the dedicated menu. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreNagVis is a visualization add-on for NetEye, and can be used to show NetEye monitoring data, over for example, a Network Schema as the use case below will show you. Thanks to NagVis, you can import a previously created network schema into NetEye, and overlay network objects that have previously been monitored by NetEye. Let’s…
Read MoreNetEye provides its users with the GeoMap module, and recently a customer asked me to prepare a useful GeoMap configuration for him, so he could geographically locate the backbone devices in his network. The NetEye Geo Map module allows you to overlay the position and status of hosts on top of a customizable map, based…
Read MoreEver since version 5.4 of nBoxes with the Enterprise L license it’s been possible to use a new feature called Behavior Analysis. Let’s see what it is and how to take advantage of it. This ntopng feature enables monitoring of periodic flows of network traffic, i.e., flows that frequently repeat, by highlighting the services it…
Read MoreA particular client who operates as an ISP for its customers and corporate departments requested the ability to summarize and display, in convenient graphs, a few metrics related to the bandwidth delivered on switch ports, where the available gateways provide connectivity. The first activity I undertook was to obtain the MIB files and OIDs from…
Read MoreAfter two years of a forced break caused by the pandemic, we were finally able to book a flight to Brussels and participate in the FOSDEM event again. For those who aren’t familiar with it, FOSDEM is a free event for software developers to meet, share ideas and collaborate. Apart from the amazing experience overall, we met…
Read MoreWe fixed access permissions for Geo Map module: now also users with only General module access and viewer permission are able to access the module with viewing permissions. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a potential race condition that caused icinga2 to crash during the reload phase. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreUnleash is an event powered by Atlassian, which aims to bring together partners, customers and Jira enthusiasts in one single location. The event took place on February 9th in Berlin… and I was there! Berlin’s event, Unleash, was mainly dedicated to empowering agile & DevOps teams, therefore mainly focusing on Jira. The day started with…
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