Paresh, This is a Java Script Limitation (and as mentioned there might be other ways around that). But this is one of the reasons why Rivermuse is going to integrate SSO into JED/Rivermuse Pro instead of the Java Script Desktop (JSD). Kind regards, Rouven

Hi Rouven, Thanks a lot for your example for both core and pro. Will try it out and get back to you. Thanks, Sunil

solution is actually explained in the documentation! No more questions for the moment j Yarp Documentation http://www.rivermuse.org/display/CDOC/Configuringyarpdcore4.2 Yarp 4.2 docu

Hi Paresh My apologies for the delay and I'm afraid I will not be able to answer all your questions. What I can tell you is that SSO is on our short term road map and is planned to be in the next dot release (after the upcoming ...

Thanks for the reply Chris, Sort of glad it wasn't something simple that I missed

Hi Chris, Many thanks for your reply. I have sent mail with the information you asked for. Thanks, Sunil

Ahmed, Thank you very much, I'll take a look at the clients and see if I can resurrect the project using one of those until the official GUI is out. If you could let me have some of the correlations you have ...

You are welcome . I have sent you a mail about the copy right. Thanks, Sunil

Hi Pierre, Thanks for coming back to us, and for providing the background information about your company and your current projects. We would be interested in speaking to you person in order that we can give you more detailed information about ...

I haven't seen exactly this but I have seen probelms associated with the Java Sxcript memory leakage which has a similar effect.  The good news is that RiverMuse have found a way around this memory problem and a patch is bing tested ...

latest version of RiverMuse (4.1.7) that will be released today (5th November) you can close multiple alerts in one action.  In the Actions table, you need to leave the discriminator field blank and instead use a filter to select the alerts that you ...

add to the above on the topic of SNMP.  In 4.0 there has been some work to support the use of NetSNMP which handles the OID translation (provided the MIB is available

I've gotten Rivermuse running. There are several GUI pages that allow filling in several of the DB tables that are needed to do correlation, but I found the documentation confusing. The system currently revolves around three tables: alertrules, conditions, and actions. alertrules: defines ...

Hi, There is a new features scheduled for the next version of RiverMuse Core that goes some way towards addressing your valid concerns. In Core 4.0, scheduled for late October, RiverMuse will introduce dynamic variables. This will enable users to define their alert processing ...

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Please see the download page for a current list of compiled version. You can also now download tarballs of our overnights as source code

Hi, We are currently looking at the various options available to us for integrating Netcool probes and we hope to have something available for our Core 4.0 release Q4 this year. We are also looking at providing the capability to import rules from ...

two levels of conditioning in RiverMuse. The first is omosd http://www.rivermuse.org/display/RIVERMUSE/RiverMusearchitecture#RiverMusearchitectureomosd omosd description which is responsible for processing the events into alerts. The rules for omosd are managed via the Alert Rules GUI http://www.rivermuse.org/display/RIVERMUSE ...

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