Precise 9.9.0 is a complete Precise version, which includes and provides enhancements and fixes for Precise version 9.8.x. This document describes the new features introduced, the technologies supported, and the issues resolved by this version.
Precise 9.9.0 can be installed in the following ways, depending on the currently installed Precise version:
Support is added for the Precise framework and monitored instances (Web, J2EE, SQL Server, Network, and OS) on Microsoft Azure environments.
Support is added for the Precise framework and monitored instances (Web, J2EE, Oracle, Network, and OS) on Amazon AWS environments.
Support is added for monitoring Tuxedo 12.2.2 on Linux.
Support is added for monitoring Peoplesoft 8.56 on Linux.
Support is added for monitoring SQL Server 2017.
Precise 9.9.0 comes with a new Admin Point user interface based on modern UI technologies and is supported on Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer browsers. As of 9.9.0, the new GUI would co-exist with the existing GUI and is available at the following URL:
http://<hostname>:<port>/precise
This new UI is supported on browsers Chrome, Firefox, and IE 10 and higher.
Enhancements in this version allow monitoring of SQL Server instances when using TLS 1.2. For more information about enabling this feature, see Monitoring SQL Server instances with TLS 1.2 enabled.
Enhancements in this version allow users to set up Precise listeners and Oracle agents on Linux systems without 32-bit GLIBC libraries.
Wrong buffer gets (avg) info in Oracle 12.2.0.1 on Linux (PRECISE-18988)
Activity tab is displaying the Object ID when selecting the Objects option in Oracle 12.2.0.1 monitoring in AIX machine (PRECISE-18986)
Import from Precise Portlets not working in Precise V970 (PRECISE-18831)
The Precise Focal Point needs to be restarted after an upgrade if using remote instances. This would also need starting of the SQL agents after the Focal Point restart.
When an Oracle monitoring instance is created immediately after framework installation, errors are sometimes seen in Oracle warehouse processes (Under Adminpoint > Warehouse Processes). In such cases, a restart of the Oracle Focal Point and PMDB focal point fixes the problems.
After a fresh install or upgrade, it is required to restart the Precise GUI service before using the Custom Portal.
There is an issue with injdn.dll and injdn_x64.dll on Windows Server 2008 R2 with .NET monitoring. When a .NET instance is installed on Windows Server 2008 R2, a “Bad Image” error pops up. The problem can be resolved by installing a Windows security update on the machine. The security update can be downloaded from
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/3033929.aspx
One of the binaries from the Precise 9.9.0 installer (psin_ba_WIN.exe) shows up as a threat under AVG antivirus. This is a false positive with AVG and does not cause any problems. It might have to be whitelisted when using AVG as antivirus.