We are using Solarwinds orion for more than 18 years now. All this time we were using HPE servers and the hardware monitoring in HPE servers through ILO monitoring in Orion is a great. But now we are replacing our HPE servers with DELL PowerEdge R760 servers (Total 60 servers) , I am testing a DELL PowerEdge R760 server…
issue weakly signed or weakly-verifiable RPMs on Redhat 8. or they can make the RPM not weak signed, either would work. However, if they are working on security only I shouldn't be getting told this is not an issue for customers. Around line 446 of the install.sh if [ "${PACKAGE_TYPE}" = "rpm" ]; then INSTALL="${CMD_RPM}…
At the moment you are unable to dynamically populate groups with applications based on node custom properties, only application custom properties: It would be good to be able to populate based on the assigned node's custom properties, rather than using other methods (manually changing the dynamic query clause in the…
I would like to be able to to bring in node data variables in my alerts for API Poller and API Poller Monitored Values. Often times I have very specific API Pollers that I am creating related to the application that runs on select nodes. Not being able to pass a node name variable on API Poller related alert payloads seems…
Actually the "poll now" button appears : - for node view when you have "Allow Node Management Rights" checked. - for application monitor when you have "SAM User Role" = Admin. The idea is to have the possibility to enable the option for accounts without giving administrator rights. For example we have an team dedicated to…
Description field in the Orion.APM.ApplicationTemplate entity is currently not exposed via SWQL and it appears as NULL. this behavior has been noted by other due to the Description field not being exposed in the SWIS schema.
For Windows service monitors, collect the startup type. This value should be available for reporting and alert triggers (where "startup type" is not equal to "automatic").
I would suggest collecting startup type for Windows service component monitors. Use Case: That status could then be used in multiple ways in an alert trigger condition. It could be used to prevent alerts when a service is down intentionally (say for maintenance). Yes, I know we can mute alerts in Orion, but not all of our…
Currently, we are able to monitor a Windows service and alert if the service is not running. However, it does not differentiate between a service startup types. It would be handy if we could send an alert if a service was not running, but only if the startup type is not disabled.
It would be good if the "Down" status could be supported. Sometimes returning a response of "Critical" isn't good enough when we want to show the application as Down and alert on that. There is conflicting information on the documentation for this too... per the screenshot…
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