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Yes it is. All configuration data is stored in one file: CONFIG.MDB, located in the CONFIGURATION folder. Assign read-only permission to this file for(groups of) people who are not allowed to make changes to the configuration. The Manager application detects this read-only flag and disable some program menu's. The Manager program does not allow configuration changes for the HelpDesk employees. You can also set Read-only permissions on share level, but this is not recommended, because then the Manager...
Network Monitor > Configuration & Administration
Q6600015: How to prevent user from installing the Manager application on their workstations?
Assign appropriate permission on the share (default sharename: 'networkmonitor'). By default, the share permission on 'networkmonitor' is 'Full Control'.
Network Monitor > Configuration & Administration
Q6600020: I want to rename the Server where the ActiveXperts Network Monitor Engine is running on. Will ActiveXperts Network Monitor still be running after that?
You must take the following steps:
Stop the ActiveXperts Network Monitor service;
Quit the ActiveXperts Network Monitor Manager application;
Change the following registry entries (replace old server name by new server name):
HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor\Engine0
HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor\Engine0Root
HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor Manager\Engine0
HKLM\Software\ActiveXperts\Network Monitor Manager\Engine0Root
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Network Monitor > Configuration & Administration
Q6600025: Can I change the name of the workstation where a Manager application is running on?
You can change the name of the computer where the Manager application is running.
This will not affect the ActiveXperts Network Monitor Manager installation.
Network Monitor > Configuration & Administration
Q6600100: When I click on the 'Service' icon in the toolbar, it says: "Unable to query server". What is the reason?
There can be two reasons for that:
You're not logged on as an Administrator. You must be an Administrator of the computer in order to query/stop/start a service;
You are logged on as an Administrator, but you have UAC (User Access Control) enabled. User Account Control (UAC) limits the priviledges for users and administrators. To disable UAC, click Start, type 'msconfig', and then press Enter. The System Configuration tool opens. Then, click the Tools tab, click 'Disable UAC' and then click 'L...
Network Monitor > Configuration & Administration
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