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Tembria Server Monitor Changelog

What's new in Tembria Server Monitor 6.1.2

Aug 18, 2011
  • Fixed a problem where the taskbar notifier was unable to contact the main installation if it had login security enabled.
  • Fixed a problem that could cause formatting issues in e-mail notifications when viewed with some e-mail clients.
  • Fixed a problem with selecting device groups in network diagram dashboards.
  • Fixed a problem where clicking in network diagrams on devices that have display names would link to an incorrect page.
  • Fixed a problem on network diagrams where devices in an error state appeared with yellow markers instead of red markers.
  • Fixed a problem where some fields in the spreadsheet views might not display correctly if they had backslashes in their values.
  • Fixed a problem where custom images in network diagrams would fail to display if they had spaces in their names.
  • Fixed a problem that could prevent the device failure event monitor from successfully executing under certain circumstances.
  • The configuration utility now forces a UAC prompt when running on systems where User Account Control is active.
  • Fixed a problem with resizing dashboard elements if they overlapped network diagram elements.
  • Fixed a problem where the Directory event monitor could fail if it encountered a file with an invalid or blank date.
  • Fixed a problem with sorting device names in the tree when they had mixed case.
  • Fixed a problem that could affect with the display titles in the light panel dashboard when viewed using Firefox or Chrome.
  • Removed a debug alert that appeared when adding sites to multi-site dashboards.
  • Fixed a problem where incoming SNMP traps could be ignored after a trap with invalid parameters had been received.
  • Added a config.ini option to specify a service center address for use when sending SMS notifications.
  • Fixed a problem in the configuration utility where the shortcuts that it creates may have an incorrect port number if the monitoring service was slow to start.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.7 (Apr 8, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem with running script notifications that caused subsequent issues with event monitoring actions.
  • Fixed a problem with the event monitor option to "try again right away" on failure which could cause the event monitor to record incorrect event monitor status values.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented certain international characters from being used in folder names, device names and other locations.
  • Fixed a problem where new line characters and some other characters appeared encoded in notifications when the %�vicenotes%% tag and some other tags were used in notification templates.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.6 (Apr 8, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem where graphs for some values might not appear in the event monitor graphs section if the graph name had certain characters in it.
  • Fixed a problem, introduced in v6.0.5, that prevented the SQL Server event monitor from correctly authenticating.
  • Improved the presentation of found devices in the Device Finder and fixed several issues related to finding devices in Active Directory.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented the print-friendly version of event monitor graphs from being displayed properly.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented some dashboard graphs from being displayed if they had certain reserved characters in their data names.
  • Fixed an issue where the device name was being used instead of the display name for a device in some reports
  • Fixed a problem where renaming a top-level device or event monitor group showed an incorrect warning message.
  • Fixed a problem introduced in v6.0.5 that prevented new scripting notification actions from being added.
  • Fixed a problem where reports scheduled to run on a monthly basis may not run on the selected day.
  • Fixed a problem where devices that had not been monitoring during a summary report's time period would appear at the top of the device list.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.5 (Apr 8, 2011)

  • When devices are assigned display names, reports now automatically recognize the change and use the new name.
  • Fixed a problem where reports based on devices with display names assigned could show incorrect values.
  • Fixed a problem where the login screen for evalution versions would send users to the customer portal when an upgrade was available.
  • Fixed a problem where the System Uptime event monitor could warn about failures to connect even if that option was turned off in the settings.
  • Fixed a problem that prevents certain types of performance counters from being read properly.
  • In previous releases passwords were hidden/obfuscated in the configuration files. As of this release passwords are now protected using the AES encryption algorithm. Our thanks go out to Solutionary, who identified this issue and helped us to correct it.
  • Fixed a number of places in the user interface that could make the system vulnerable to cross-site scripting attacks. Our thanks go out to Solutionary, who identified this issue and helped us to correct it.
  • Fixed a problem where some report graphs could not be viewed when accessing the user interface through IIS
  • Fixed a problem with performance counter checking that could cause the system health event monitor and some others to periodically fail to retrieve data.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.4 (Apr 8, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem where the light panel dashboard did not display correctly in full-screen mode.
  • Fixed a problem where viewing events on IE6 could cause the web browser to lock up.
  • Improved the display of events with long strings of text.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.3 (Jan 19, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem where the system health dashboard did not display properly when viewed in IE7.
  • Fixed a problem where graph titles showed the device name instead of the display name.
  • Implemented performance improvements for displaying graphs from configurations with many event monitors and devices.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented many settings in the Directory event monitor from working as expected.
  • Updated help for switching to run through IIS to include extra step for 64-bit versions of Windows.
  • Added a new option in the config.ini file to disable warnings that are generated when e-mail notifications can not be delivered.
  • Fixed a problem where the "Other drives" option in the Drive Space event monitor could not be enabled in the user interface.
  • When voice notifications are calling multiple numbers a longer delay has been added between calls to allow the line to complete reset.
  • Network diagrams are now viewable in IE9 platform preview 7 and later.
  • Fixed a problem where certain characters includes backslashes and double quotes would cause user interface problems in the notification action to run and external program or write to a log file.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.2 (Jan 19, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem where the Directory event monitor might fail if it encountered a file with a very long name.
  • Added the option to clone monitors back into the actions menu for monitor lists.
  • The administration history now has an actions menu allowing actions to be applied to multiple selected events.
  • Fixed a few locations where selecting "No" on a confirmation dialog box would leave the selected toolbar button disabled.
  • Implemented a significant monitoring performance improvement for PDH performance counter monitoring, especially for systems with many added counters (e.g. Exchange Servers).
  • Fixed a problem where time filters for notification actions where incorrect for dates outside of daylight savings time.
  • Fixed a display issue in the time filters for notification actions.
  • Scrollbars now appear when an event is selected and its complete text is too wide to fit the display window.
  • Fixed a problem where the right-click menu option for event monitor settings did not work when the UI is running through IIS.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.1 (Jan 19, 2011)

  • Fixed a problem where scripting event monitors and some other non-device associated event monitors would fail to run.
  • Fixed a problem where when an event monitor check times out, an event monitor wrapper process could be left behind.
  • Added new option in config.ini file to enable logging of monitoring actions. To enable add [EventMonitoring] section and new entry called EnableLogging=1 and restart the monitoring service.
  • Fixed a problem where email addreses specified for notification actions were not properly migrated from v5.6x and earlier.
  • Start up time for graph data processing has been greatly reduced.
  • Implemented performance improvements to the management of graph data sets, especially for long running installations.
  • Fixed a problem where dashboard elements showed scroll bars even if enough space was available for their contents.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 6.0.0 (Oct 27, 2010)

  • A new dashboard element allows you to draw network diagrams with indicators showing the status of your devices. The built-in editor can be used to show maps with pushpin indicators and you can click on the pushpins to navigate to devices or other dashboards. Also included are tools to help you illustrate server room floor plans and rackmount cabinets so that you can build an accurate and familiar representation of your network resources. We will soon be posting videos showing examples of the types of diagrams you can build. This functionality is currently only available on Firefox 3.6 or later. When Internet Explorer 9 is released later this yearit will support HTML5 allowing it to show diagrams as well. For now see our blog posting about network diagramming for examples of what you can do.
  • The notifications section has been redesigned. It now only shows the actions that you have selected so the notifications section takes up less space. You can now apply filters to each notification action which allow you to control which notifications are used during which times of the day and week. You can use the same filters to implement escalation of notifications based on the error count.
  • The actions menu has been replaced with toolbar buttons throughout the interface, reducing the number of clicks required for common operations.
  • The row of green dropdown arrows that used to appear in device and event lists has been removed. Now when you select items using the checkboxes, a menu appears at the top allowing you to apply actions to multiple selected items.
  • A new report engine adds CPU, disk, memory and bandwidth reports.
  • Reports can now be e-mailed to one or more recipients after they are built.
  • E-mail notification templates can now be managed and editing inside the user interface using a new option in the settings and preferences.
  • The SSH File System event monitor now keeps data points for each of the detected file systems.
  • The Drive Space event monitors now includes an option to check all drives instead of requiring specific drives to be selected.
  • The SNMP Bandwidth event monitor has been optimized to greatly improve performance when monitoring switches with a large number of ports (e.g. 200+ ports).
  • Redesigned the SNMP Trap event monitor improving performance, adding new monitoring options, and better MIB support.
  • Added new notification option to warn after a single failure but not on subsequent failures.
  • Added ability to double-click on items in the performance counter chooser to select them.
  • The date range selector for custom graph date ranges now defaults to the current day instead of a date in the past.
  • Updated the Sensatronics event monitor to support new models in their product line.
  • The graphs and trend data pages now feature a new layout showing multiple graphs and offering more formatting options.
  • Added a new IIS Bandwidth event monitor that tracks total bandwidth used by web site hosted on IIS.
  • On fresh installs new sample dashboards are included showing how network diagrams can be designed.
  • Events are now marked as viewed automatically when they are clicked on. This behavior can be controlled in the event history settings.
  • Setup now warns if you try to install an evalaution version over a licensed version.
  • Fixed several locations in the interface where date/time values did not respect the selected formats.
  • Added new notification filter for holidays and the ability to define the list of holidays in the date/time settings.
  • Network diagrams now support icons showing the status of device groups as well as individual devices.
  • A new "current status" dashboard element provides a visual representation of device and event monitor status.
  • Update the device finder allowing it to better handle situations where reverse DNS look ups provide stale data.
  • Removed logging that was accidentally left in the VMware event monitors.
  • Reports can now be organized into folder and subfolders just like devices and event monitors.
  • Implmented major performance gains for generating graphs and reports on large sets of collected data.
  • Redesigned all report and fresh installations now include samples of each report type.
  • Service level reports now include five decimals of accuracy in order to better measure high-grade service levels.
  • Many report types now implement intelligent y-axis scaling to show values on a scale that better matches their data types.
  • Dialog boxes in the user interface now include a X button at the top right to close them.
  • Fixed a problem where the eventmonitors.dat file might grow very large when certain event monitors skip device checks because of dependencies.
  • Fixed a problem that affected the calculation of the "last month" date range selector when daylight savings time is active.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented the removal of multiple items in an event monitor list.
  • Fixed a problem where some errors returned by the HTTP event monitor were displayed as error codes instead of full descriptions.
  • Fixed a problem where the dashboard editing options were misaligned when editing dashboards using IE6 and IE7.
  • Fixed a problem where the shared folders event monitor warned about writable shares even if the option was not selected.
  • Fixed a problem where the light panel dashboard element would not display correctly in IE8 unless the option for Compatibility Mode was selected in IE.
  • Fixed a problem where Active Directory event monitors might appear in the wrong place in the tree and/or not appear in event monitor lists.
  • Fixed a problem where authentication profiles might not be correctly transferred to a secondary node working in fail over mode.
  • Fixed a problem where double-quotes in text-only dashboard elements would cause a javascript error in the UI.
  • Fixed a problem in the VMware event monitors where the check for the number of snapshots was off by one.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.6.3 (Oct 27, 2010)

  • Fixed a problem that affected reports in the previous version.
  • Fixed a problem in the previous version where some characters such as spaces could not be used in notification profile names and other locations.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.6.2 (Oct 27, 2010)

  • Fixed a problem where graphs were not displayed when running the user interface through IIS with login security enabled.
  • Added a new option on login page to remember the user name.
  • Fixed a problem where if a script event monitor produced an event for a device, but there was a case mismatch in the device name, the device status might not appear on the lightpanel dashboard.
  • Fixed a problem where certain characters in distribution list names could cause an error message when applying notification settings.
  • Fixed a problem where very large dashboards, especially large light panel dashboards, might not appear in the web interface.
  • Fixed a problem where the SQL Server event monitor option to warn if more than X records are returned could not be unchecked.
  • Fixed a problem where some performance counters might return very large values for values that are in fact close to zero.
  • Fixed a problem where invalid device names could be specified in the network devices section for event monitors.
  • Fixed a problem where when using Firefox the Oracle and ODBC event monitors would show a message about requiring a SQL statement even if one had been specified.
  • Fixed a problem where the monitoring actions that use performance counters could display a message about missing counters when the counters were in fact present.
  • Fixed a problem where the taskbar notifier would not launch because it was missing DLL files.
  • Fixed problems with using Firefox to enter multiple values in some text boxes in the HTTP Sequence, Rogue Machine and TCP Port event monitors.
  • Fixed a few user interface issues that affected the Registry event monitor, especially when using Firefox.
  • Instead being based on a fixed size, graph data is now retained for a time period which defaults to two years.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.6.1 (Oct 27, 2010)

  • Fixed a problem in the integrated HTTP event monitor that could result in a remote denial-of-service attack. Our thanks go out to Lincoln from Corelan Team for discovering this issue, bringing it to our attention and helping us to reproduce and fix it.
  • Windows 2000 is no longer supported for running Tembria Server Monitor however the monitoring of Windows 2000 systems is fully supported.
  • The Performance Counter event monitor now include an option to control the sample interval and an option to enable debugging.
  • The size of the installer and installed files is now about 20% smaller due to changes made in the event monitor DLLs are built.
  • The Windows Event Log monitor now includes an option to export matching records to SQL Server.
  • When upgrading a system running through IIS, setup now detects when IIS has locked some files and offers to restart it during the upgrade.
  • Setup now includes an option to control whether or not the existing configuration is backed up before starting an upgrade.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented the performance counter browser dialog from returning counter lists.
  • Fixed a problem where only the first device and event monitor tag in e-mail templates was being replaced with the associated tag value.
  • Fixed a problem that prevented the failover option from synchronizing with the primary server.
  • Fixed a problem where invalid session ids could be generated and lead to problems with the login security system.
  • Fixed a problem where the failover settings did not properly required that username and password for the primary be entered.
  • Added code to prevent a potential resource conflict when accessing the user interface in IIS mode.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.6.0 (Mar 23, 2010)

  • A new performance counter monitoring subsystem makes for increased performance and works around several reported issues.
  • The Process Event Monitor can now monitor CPU and memory usage for all instances of a specified process name instead of the just the first one found.
  • Added a new SNMP Interface event monitor which warns if the ifOperStatus flag for an interface changes or a specified number of errors per second is exceeded.
  • The SNMP Trap event monitor now includes an option to show the full description for all traps that are caught.
  • The Process event monitor can now monitor CPU and memory usage for all instances of a specified process name instead of the just the first one found.
  • Added an option in the config.ini file to pause all event monitors when the service starts.
  • Reformatted default main and system health dashboards to make better use of available space.
  • Fixed a problem that could prevent migration of data files to other servers.
  • Fixed a problem where a device called 'n/a' could appear in the tree after certain event monitors were run.
  • Fixed a problem where on a new installation service level reports might not be built until the first summary reports had been generated.
  • Fixed a problem where the System Health event monitor reported a random number when it was unable to retrieve available memory.
  • Added a new option to rotate between the dashboard on each dashboard refresh.
  • Fixed a problem where the dates and times in e-mail notifications did not respect the selected date-time format.
  • Fixed several timing issues that could delay reports from being built.
  • Updated the Sensatronics event monitor to retry if it receives an invalid configuration response.
  • Fixed a problem where the notification style for event history records was not being respected.
  • Fixed a problem where removing a device could cause events for other devices to be removed.
  • Fixed a rare problem where logging off from the console would fail if the monitoring service was running.
  • Fixed a problem where notification counters for numeric pager notifications were not counted correctly.
  • The Exchange Performance event monitor has been updated to prompt for the Exchange version and now provides more counters specific to each supported version.
  • The scripting event monitors now have the ability to generate graph data points for the monitoring engine.
  • Fixed an ASP error that occurred on the login screen when running through IIS.
  • Setup now backups the previous installation before doing an upgrade.
  • Fixed a problem where the welcome screen showed an ASP error when running in IIS mode.
  • The report data store for event monitors now calculates successes based on the number of devices that failed during and event monitor run instead of the overall success/failure status.
  • Fixed a problem where some tables in the user interface incorrectly showed a link when there was no content that needed to be displayed.
  • The format of the log files generated by the log file notification type has been modified so as to be more easily imported into SQL Server and other databases.
  • A new option has been added to the log file notifications to rotate log files when they exceed a specified size.
  • Fixed a problem where the report retentions setting for service level reports did not function correctly.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.5.2 (Dec 24, 2009)

  • The system health event monitor now implements a faster check for CPU usage.
  • Fixed a problem where the results of moving a device or event monitor might not appear until the page was refreshed.
  • Fixed a problem which could cause periodic delays in the user interface when accessing it through the integrated web browser.
  • The system health dashboard element for available memory now sorts in ascending order.
  • Fixed a problem where, with some folder structures, devices could appear in the wrong folder.
  • Fixed a bug where under some conditions the presence of paused devices and custom generated events could cause device lists to show an incorrect list of devices.
  • Fixed a problem where links in the event monitor views did not include the site id.
  • Fixed a problem where after logging in the user was always sent to the main page instead of the page they were trying to get to.
  • Fixed a problem where the auto-login option for dashboards and other pages did not work.
  • Fix for problem where graphs were not appearing for scripting event monitors.
  • Fixed a problem in the Terminal Services event monitor where a popup message was displayed while applying settings.
  • Fix for issue where graph data was not being found for event monitors not associated with devices.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.5.1 Build 2030 (Oct 28, 2009)

  • Dashboards with a large number of graphs now load and display much more quickly.
  • Implemented further user interface performance improvements to handle very large monitoring configurations with 2500+ devices.
  • The test dialog for e-mail notification settings now remembers the last e-mail address that was entered, making it easier to test multiple settings.
  • Active notifications now accept requests to pause devices and event monitors for a specified number of days, as well as seconds, minutes and hours.
  • Fixed a problem where some combinations of settings in the FTP Event Monitor could cause incorrect notification text.
  • The SQL Data Export option can now automatically reconnect to the database in the event that the connection is lost due to any reason.
  • The SNMP event monitor no longer returns extra double quotes around detected string values.
  • The SNMP event monitor now allows double quotes to be specified in the values to be detected for string comparisons.
  • Fixed a problem in the scripting event monitors where certain whitepace combinations in the script being run could result in a parsing error by the underlying scripting engine.
  • Fixed a problem where the System Health event monitor could fail if a remote system returned invalid data for the available memory calculations.
  • Fixed a problem where log book entries with blank message fields could not be added.
  • Fixed problem where the option to turn off graph data collection for event monitors did not work.
  • Fixed a problem in the CPU Usage Event Monitor in the scaling for average and max CPU graph data points for multi-core systems.
  • Fixed various issues with the sort options in the device list dashboard element.
  • Fixed a problem where the service chooser dialog did not work when accessing the user interface through IIS.
  • Fixed a problem in the File event monitor where the option to warn if specified text was not found did not work.
  • Fixed a display problem where the Entered By field for logbook entries was not correctly displayed if the user name of the logged in user had a backslash character in it.
  • Fixed a problem where if e-mail notifications were sent using multiple template formats and the option to send notifications separately was selected, only the first recipient would receive the message.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.3.6 Build 1961 (Jun 22, 2009)

  • Fixed a problem where the SQL Server event monitor returned an error message if the SQL query it ran returned no records.
  • Fixed a problem in the Telent event monitor where the option to warn if specified text is not found could not be selected.
  • Added secondary dependency check to validate dependencies before notifications are delivered.
  • Fixed a resource leak that appeared in v5.3.5 that could prevent access to the web UI when the user interface had been refreshed a many number of times.
  • Fixed a problem where the HTTP event monitor could not monitor HTTPS sites with certificate problems even if the certificate options were deselected.
  • Fixed an issue where service level reports may not include devices that had display names assigned to them.
  • Fixed a problem where the option to set Run Script notification style would always revert back to "Failure Only".

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.3.5 (Jun 22, 2009)

  • CPU event monitor now offers more precise percentage values by showing two decimal places.
  • Option to include top 5 processes in CPU event monitor has been expanded to top 10.
  • Performance improvements implements for all monitoring actions that use WMI (reduced CPU and I/O on each call).
  • Fixed a bug in the Active Directory event monitor where dates were displayed in GMT instead of local time.
  • Fixed an issue in CPU event monitor where per core values might not sync well with total and per process values.
  • Per core values are now recorded in the 0%-100% range instead of 0%-(100/numcores)%. Note: After upgrading you may need to adjust thresholds.
  • Fixed an issue where valued tags could not be entered due to an incorrect character check.
  • Fixed an issue in the IIS event monitor that could cause it to fail to retrieve values.
  • Updates to performance counter collection methods to improve compatibility across various platforms.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.3.4 Build 1945 (Mar 11, 2009)

  • New event monitors added for VMware ESX, ESXi and VMware Server.
  • Many new features and options added to the SNMP Trap event monitor including better OID translation and new formatting options.
  • New options in the File event monitor allow it better scan log file and check only new text since the last run.
  • New columns added to the event monitor spreadsheet view including base time and authentication.
  • Much faster user interface response time for large monitoring configurations.
  • The Linux/SSH CPU Usage event monitor now allows non-standard ports to be used.
  • Fixed a problem in the File event monitor where backslashes were doubled in some fields when settings were applied.
  • Fixed a problem that could cause the HTTP event monitor to fail to load in certain obscure circumstances.
  • Fixed a problem where the event history settings option to mark success events as viewed was reset after a service restart.
  • Fixed an incorrect banner message that appeared after applying notification settings.
  • Added the equal sign to the list of reserved characters in device names, display names and other system elements.
  • Fixed a problem in the notification settings where an additional space at the beginning or end of a server name would cause an error when notifications were sent.
  • Fixed a problem where the SNMP Bandwidth event monitor could periodically report incorrect values.
  • Fixed a problem where unicode files could not be checked for contents by the File event monitor.

New in Tembria Server Monitor 5.2.0 (Aug 1, 2008)

  • New dashboard editor lets you use drag and drop to position dashboard elements.
  • New option to close dashboard elements.
  • New support for SMS/GPRS modems to send notifications to your phone "over the air".
  • CPU event monitor now has ability to check individual cores on multi-core systems.
  • The light panel dashboard now clearly displays paused devices and event monitors.
  • New option to keep a log of Active Notification operations.
  • New graphics for the light panel dashboard.
  • Major increase in performance for SNMP bandwidth monitoring.
  • Re-implemented Bandwidth event monitor with new ability to watch individual server interfaces.
  • New SNMP Trap event monitor.
  • New Linux/SSH process event monitor.
  • Brand new monitoring engine featuring increased parallelism and performance.
  • New dashboard elements to show lists of selected devices and event monitors.
  • New notification option to start/stop/restart services.
  • New performance counter browser makes it easy to select performance counters for monitoring.
  • New service browser makes it easy to select services for monitoring.
  • Fixed problem with some monitoring schedules during switch to daylight savings time.
  • New monitoring configuration reports provide summary of your monitoring setup.
  • New monitoring queue report shows details about monitoring operations and how long they took to run.
  • New integrated web server removes the requrement to have IIS on the Tembria machine.
  • New ability to export a configuration snapshot whenever the monitoring service is stopped.
  • Fixed problem where administration history contained inaccurate records about setting graph data collection.
  • Fixed problem where authentication was set incorrectly in scripting event monitors when one or more authentication profiles were created.
  • Fixed problem with monitoring multiple SQL Server when using Windows-integrated authentication.
  • Fixed several places where graph data was showing values in terms of bandwidth instead of regular values.
  • Corrected a problem where the device finder could list some devices that had already been added.
  • Improved support for 64-bit versions of Windows when running through IIS.
  • Fixed a problem which prevented the Registry Event Monitor option for the HKEY_CURRENT_USER tree from working as it ought to.
  • When monitoring by device group or tag, device counts are updated when device changes are made instead of waiting for the next event monitor run.
  • When the monitoring service stops, any event monitor wrappers that are running are now closed automatically.
  • Fixed a problem where the option to ignore disconnected sessions in the Windows Terminal Services event monitor did now function as expected.
  • Fixed a problem where a duplicate event monitor group name could be added if it differed only in uppercase/lowercase from an existing one.
  • Fixed a problem where the Rogue Machine event monitor could report a device twice if it was found both in the Network Neighborhood and by an IP range scan and name varied only by uppercase/lowercase differences.