Creating a Scheduled Alert Suppression for one alert on one node

Hi,

We have a terminal in our factory that goes down every day at 2:30pm until 5pm. This is the factory pulling the power out of the clocking terminal to prevent people clocking out in this location (I know, don't ask). I want to know if there is a way that I can mute this node for a certain amount of time each week day. Is this even an option?

I have had a dig around in the settings but cannot find any option to do this so any suggestions would be great. I am relatively new to Solarwinds so i apologise if this is an easy answer.

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naveensingh43

Yes, i will plz look the below link.

We have step

How to configure a recurring Maintenance Schedule for nodes in SolarWinds Platform 2025.2

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naveensingh43

Hi @ufm

Hope below information help you.

Steps Using the Unmanage Scheduling Utility:

Open the Unmanage Scheduling Utility:
- Located at C:\Program Files\SolarWinds\Orion\UnmanageEditor.exe (or Program Files (x86) for older versions).
Log in with your Orion admin credentials.
Click Create New Task > +Add Items.
Select the items (nodes, interfaces, applications) to unmanage.
Set the duration for unmanaging.
Save the task and note the CMD file path.
Open Windows Task Scheduler:
- Create a basic task with the same name.
- Set the frequency and start time.
- Choose Start a program and point to the CMD file.
Finish setup. The selected items will be automatically unmanaged at the scheduled time

Configure SolarWinds Platform to unmanage items on a scheduled basis using unmanaged utility

In latest version you can do it from SolarWinds console

ufm

Thank you for your reply.

[quote userid="136514" url="~/products/the-solarwinds-platform/f/alert-lab/105283/creating-a-scheduled-alert-suppression-for-one-alert-on-one-node/331457"]Open the Unmanage Scheduling Utility:

Located at C:\Program Files\SolarWinds\Orion\UnmanageEditor.exe (or Program Files (x86) for older versions).

[/quote]

This is not in this location on our server. It's not installed from what I can tell. Is there any way it can be installed?

Is the functionality not built into Solarwinds now? I seem to remember there was or is an update coming that will allow this to be done in Solarwinds it's self.

naveensingh43

what is current version?

you can try below

ufm

We are on 2025.2.1.

Does this allow you to mute individual nodes?