Instead of definen maximun available RAM please use %, similar to CPU

I have 23" FullHD display, but still I can see only two graphs in the dashboard. Is there any way to make them more compact?

Does Anturis send me an email when an agent becomes "Disconnected"? For example, I have 5 Windows servers as components in my site. I only want to be notified when one or more of these servers' agents is not able to contact Anturis (basically, I want to know if they lose internet access or are offline). I don't want to add monitors to them (like PING or HTTP) that would monitor connectivity to a website or server on the internet, because then I get emails about the PING or HTTP times being too long for example. I only want to know if they are simply connected to the internet. I have another internal monitoring solution that I use but won't work if we lose internet - I want Anturis to be able to tell me that we've lost internet.

I'm running the latest  Anturis agent (installed a few months ago) on Debian 8 server.

Even "free" utility reports about 3GB free RAM:

free -g
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:             7          4          3          0          0          1

Anturis RAM graph  many times reports some random values - see attached screenshot.

Thank you,

Vitaly

how uninstall anturis agent on ubuntu 16.04 64b ?

Well, I just created an account in order to test the service. But cannot see any logout button. Call me those fanatic ones who don't like to leave sessions open but I would like to explicitly logout from the interface/service. Sorry if it's there but I can't see. Just started exploring about 20 minutes ago.

I have seen issues with non-logout sites in the past, so sugges you to place a logout button in case it is not there. Otherwise, I apologize for being blind.

Thanks

Inderjeet

I would like to know which category I can customize for e-mail alert. (tile, sentence etc.)

Is there any way to make it so that we only get notified if a website is unstable for a prolonged amount of time (longer than 4 minutes), rather than every minute it goes above the threshold? Thank you!