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ACC Cannot Support More than 99 ASG's

toddyo_01
ACC is a good monitoring tool.  It provides install information about the remote ASG's Version, Threat, License and Resource information.
However, ACC can only monitor 99 ASG's.  Upon the 100th ASG entry, ACC does not accept the connection and shows the other 99 ASG units offline within the ACC WebAdmin GUI.

In order for ACC to be a via tool, it needs to support well more thatn 99 ASG's.  It should be able to monitor over 1000 ASG's.


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    I talked to one of the engineers involved in the project... they will be scaling it up as they move along, with some neat new features as well.. this was their first release, and I'm sure part of the reason for it being free is to help get the bugs worked out (more people will load it since it's "free").

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  • 0 in reply to BrucekConvergent
    The current version is limited to 100 devices. So the 101st device should not appear. Anyway all other confirmed devices should not be affected. Please have a look into the logfile /var/log/agent-manager.log. Normally there should be a message called "2006:06:07-15:45:39 (none) agent-manager: agent handler accept blocking as maximum number of confirmed devices has been
    reached".
    Could you please post some hardware details regarding the machine you have ACC installed on? Maybe the system is to small to support 100 devices.

    cheers
    Timo
  • 0 in reply to Timo Steinbach
    The system that I'm running this on is a P4 with 256MB of RAM.  (I probably should increase this to over 1GB).  The unit has a 40 GB Hard Drive.  

    I deleted the number of ASG's down to 98 and ACC started running again.  However, ACC shows 1/3 of the ASG's offline.

    I am finding ACC a valuable tool.  The Threat information, license information that ACC provides is a great assitance for us.  However, we have around 300+ ASG units that we monitor and manage.  ACC needs to be able to monitor all of these units.
  • 0 in reply to toddyo_01
    Yeah, if you look at the minimum system requirements the RAM is terribly short for managing that many systems.

    But I'm amazed that you have 300 Astaro firewalls!  What kind of firm do you work for?
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