FrameFlow
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Check out our current Newsletter for the most recent developments at FrameFlow including the latest release of our IT monitoring software v2021.1, which has several fixes and new features such as the ability to assign alerts to team members so you can coordinate team actions while responding to multiple ongoing alerts, all automatically tracked and logged in the background of Frameflow! We’ve also published a new SQL Server Event Monitor Tutorial showing you how to monitor not only databases and transaction log sizes, but also how to run SQL queries or stored procedures. https://www.frameflow.com/server-monitoring-newsle/2021-02/

To kick off 2021, FrameFlow has published a couple of new tutorials and we’re working hard finalizing our first major software release of the year. Check out the latest in our January Newsletter, including: A new tutorial on our Process Event Monitor, which keeps tabs on memory and CPU stats on your systems; and a new Ping Event Monitor tutorial, showing how to included a traceroute in all failure notifications. Our pending software release will contain new ticketing features... so you can easily and effectively keep track of who’s doing what, allowing team members to record actions while troubleshooting and more, especially useful in our current era of working remotely. There will also be a new Actions menu in your Headquarters allowing you to pause refreshes, and resume them when you finish an immediate task. Stay tuned for more goodies from FrameFlow as we embrace the hopes of a new year! See more

As we close out the year, the elves at FrameFlow have been working hard to deliver some new features and tutorials, read all about it in our December Newsletter, here are the highlights: A new CPU Usage Tutorial showing you how to look at individual cores on multicore or multi-core-vCPU virtual machines and easily identify CPU hogs; a maintenance release to address identified issues from some of our earlier releases; and a sneak peak at some of the hot new features in our pending major release in January such as Ticketing and Alert Assignments to clarify the status of pending issues and who will be assigned to troubleshoot them, as well as a refresh of our mobile app that includes a new dashboard section with push notifications and more details about alerts. Wishing everyone a very Happy Holiday Season, from your friends at FrameFlow!

Read all about the latest developments at FrameFlow in our November Newsletter. We have a fresh new tutorial, File Event Monitor, which takes a deep dive into how you can get the most out of one our most flexible event monitors to stay on top of log files and other types of textual content. We also have a new software release, v2020.11, which includes: an Updated Alert Suppression Option to help better manage alerts that you want to suppress, giving more visibility for alerts you want to immediately address; New Active Directory Monitoring Options allowing you to selectively ignore some contact records and accounts that have never been used; and a beta version of our new turbo option, which increases SNMP Monitoring performance, especially for users monitoring over 100 devices!

From last month’s newsletter, read about the hot new features in FrameFlow v2020.8 including: a refresh to our User Interface, with a clean new look and some usability updates; curved lines for Network Diagrams, which allow you to make better use of space and to connect devices in more flexible ways; a convenient new way to monitor your favourite SNMP Interfaces so you can easily filter for your most critical potential errors; and Two Factor Authentication (2FA) with full support for standard Time-based One-time Password (TOTP) apps. Our current release, v2020.9, includes all this functionality, plus bug fixes discovered after the initial release.

Check out the latest from FrameFlow, in our September Newsletter. We’ve been busy adding to our Library of Tutorials including a selection of new ones highlighting some of FrameFlow’s lesser known functions, such as: the Device Property Management Tutorial, showing you how to assign attributes to a device group and how to enable inheritance for members of that group; the Device Widgets Tutorial teaches you how to bring important monitoring information to the forefront of your... network devices using widgets; and several more, such as Spreadsheet Views, Monitoring Windows Event Logs, Using Logbooks, and Monitoring by Tag. We also highlight some of the cool new features in our latest Release, FrameFlow v.2020.8, including: two factor authentication; support for IPv6 addressing and monitoring and much more! https://www.frameflow.com/server-monitoring-newsle/2020-09/ See more

Check out the latest news from FrameFlow in our August 2020 Newsletter, here are the highlights: We have a new tutorials section on our website covering the basics such as Getting Started, System Health Monitoring, SNMP Bandwidth Monitoring, Monitoring Your Websites and more; our pending release scheduled for this September will included two-factor authentication when logging into FrameFlow; our current release v2020.6 fixes some issues with SNMP monitoring; and if you haven’t yet filled out our short Network Management Survey, there’s still time and we’d love to hear your input!

Check out the highlights from FrameFlow’s latest Newsletter for July 2020, including: a short survey to find out what you would like to see in your dream-come-true, network management system; a new tutorials section on our website with guidance about basic setup and installation, through our core functionality, features and much more as we continue to add more tutorials; an update from our dev team with new options for monitoring AWS cloud-based services, new security options and more. We also invite feedback from our user community regarding new updates you’d like to see or any other comments about your experience with Frameflow... we’re always happy to hear from you!

We’ve updated our mobile apps for Android and iOS with an option to mark yourself On Duty or Off Duty, and the ability to suppress or resume alerts. Some of you may have noticed Session ID Errors if you’re running FrameFlow v2020.3 or earlier; this is caused by a recent Windows update and can be fixed by installing the latest version of FrameFlow. Our latest release also includes new options for managing icons and faster SNMP monitoring updates.