Thank you, geoffsmith31, that worked like a charm!

Bump (having the same issue). OP described it well enough I don't have anything to add.

I also need a solution to this. Trying to auto-discover a /24 of cable modems, and I'm having the same issue. As soon as The Dude discovers 192.168.100.1 on a device, it puts all subsequent MAC addresses it finds in that device and doesn't discover any more unique devices.

Thanks for adding the "Remove Resolved" button back to the outages pane. However, it doesn't work. All resolved outages remain in the list after clicking the button.

Yes, I am also having this problem. Links either show zeros or the bitrate stops updating. In the case of links displaying zeros, double-clicking the link and clicking "OK" on the Settings... screen seems to get them working again. If the bitrates stop updating, I have to go to Settings on...

Is your Linux machine set up to handle VLAN tags? Tcpdump may not be displaying vlan-tagged packets, and/or your ethernet card may not support them.

These might help:

http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7268
http://www.candelatech.com/~greear/vlan ... howto.html

I would like to generate some sort of report that shows devices sorted by uptime or downtime ratio. I noticed that The Dude collects (counts) downtime in [Service.TimeDown] and this can be referenced in email alerts, for example. It also counts [Service.TimeUp]. When the probe (service) is ping, the...

This doesn't seem to be an issue any more with 3.3. Thanks!

I can reproduce this same problem on Windows every time I snmpwalk a device. I'm running the client on Windows XP SP3, connecting to Dude server running on a remote Windows 2k3 Server. The client crashes at the end of every snmpwalk, unless I stop it before it finishes. Great software though, been u...