Stop all Ipswitch services and applications:.To remove all passive monitor data from the WhatsUp database: Important: We recommend making a backup of your WhatsUp database should you need to reverse any of the following changes. Any actions triggered by an incoming passive monitor event will still appear in the Action Log. This removes all passive monitor data that appears in the SNMP Trap Log, Syslog Entries, and Windows Event Log reports. Remove unnecessary data from the databaseĪfter WhatsUp Gold is configured to collect data from only passive monitors that are assigned to devices, the next step is to clear the unneeded data already collected from the database.ĭo this by removing all passive monitor data collected by the application. The Program Options - Passive Monitor Listeners dialog appears.Ģ. Ensure that Accept unsolicited passive monitors is not selected, then click OK.The Syslog Listener Configuration dialog appears. The Program Options - Passive Monitor Listeners dialog appears. Ensure that Accept unsolicited SNMP Traps is not selected, then click OK.

The SNMP Listener Configuration dialog appears.

Select SNMP Trap, then click Configure.From the main menu of the WhatsUp Gold console, select Configure > Program Options.To verify Passive Monitor Listener configuration: You can verify this configuration in Program Options. To do this, ensure that for the both the SNMP Trap Listener and the Syslog Listener, you are not accepting unsolicited messages. The first step is to ensure you are only collecting data for passive monitors you have explicitly configured for your devices. Verify Passive Monitor Listener configuration In most cases, a very large table is the result of WhatsUp collecting unnecessary or unwanted passive monitor data.ġ. The PassiveMonitorActivityLog table stores Passive Monitor data collected by SNMP Trap, Syslog, and Windows Event Log monitoring.

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