Knowledge Base FAQ Items

Q7100015: We purchased a Sensatronics EM1 device. Our network policy requires to use SNMP. You built-in temperature seems to be based on Sensatronics' web interface. How can I use SNMP to monitor temperature?
The Sensatronics EM1 support SNMP. SNMP is enabled by default. You just need to enter a new SNMP check in Network Monitor and enter the appropriate SNMP OID's. Check the Sensatronics EM1 manual to get a list of supported OID's.
Network Monitor > Monitoring Temperature, Humidity and Wetness

Q7100027: Do you have a list of Sensatronics OID's that can be monitored by Network Monitor? We use the EM1 model.
For a list of Sensatronics EM1 OID's, click here.
Network Monitor > Monitoring Temperature, Humidity and Wetness

Q7100020: Can you provide me with a list of all AVTech devices supported by your software?
For a list of supported Sensatronics models, click here.
Network Monitor > Monitoring Temperature, Humidity and Wetness

Q7100040: After the upgrade to the latest version, all Sensatronics checks fail.
After the upgrade ActiveXperts Network Monitor to the latest version, some Sensatronics devices cannot be monitored, reporting "Unable to connect; no response received from remote server", even though the device can be pinged. The reason for this problem is the fact that ActiveXperts uses the WinHTTP library of the Operating System. In v.7 and older, ActiveXperts used a separate WinHTTP5 library (not part of the OS). The WinHTTP library of a recent operating systems do NOT support HTTP0.9 anymore. An...
Network Monitor > Monitoring Temperature, Humidity and Wetness

Q7100010: Your web site says that a Sensatronics device is recommended. I already have a device from NTI (Network Technologies) that does exactly the same. Can I use it?
Yes, you can. The NTI device has an SNMP interface, like most environmental monitors. Simply look up the SNMP OID identifiers in the NTI manual, and use the ActiveXperts' SNMP check to monitor temperature, humidity or wetness.
Network Monitor > Monitoring Temperature, Humidity and Wetness