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how to find devices tested/accredited for Solarwinds NPM,NCM?

hi team i have a requirement for Riverbed devices monitoring however i don't know whether they are tested/supported by Solarwinds

how do i find whether the below devices are tested/supported or not?

Riverbed	Accredited
255
570
770
3070
5070
7070
Flow Gateway 2270
NetProfiler 2270
Netshark 2170
Packet Analyzer
Packet Analyzer Plus
SCC-1000 Controller
SteelCentral Controller (SCC-1000) for SteelHead 10 pack

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mesverrum

Solarwinds themselves doesn't usually test all the possible network devices to see if they work, they work under the assumption that if your hardware has SNMP then there will be some degree of compatibility. Depending on the device and what information the vendor made available in SNMP you will have different metrics that are available inside Orion.

I've monitored a variety of Riverbed hardware on occasions in the past and they have always had fairly good SNMP support, but short of validating it yourself I don't think you will be able to find an official list.

saw10

I have many of these devices in my environment. If you wish we can email/chat about this and how we monitor this environment I would be more then happy. There are a list questions that need to be asked about what you are looking to monitor.

There are also many good comments and UnDPs out on Thwack for Riverbed. But as mesverrum stated Riverbed is good with SNMP and therefore UnDPs are the way to go.

But In short if it is not Cisco, you are going to have come up with UnDPs.

designerfx

jpetkevich anything you want to add on NCM?