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Determining Service Pack for NPM

We've installed NPM and now we want to demo IPAM. The IPAM install, however, requires that we verify that our NPM install is at Service Pack 5. But I have no idea with NPM Service Pack we have. Within NPM, how do I determine which Service Pack we have?

Thanks.

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kweise

If you scroll down to the bottom of the Orion web page, you should see your version and service pack level listed in the center of the page footer.

AlbanyNYMike

How do you quickly tell which version of NTA, IPAM, APM, NCM are running? I cant seem to find thisinfo anywhere?

borgan

If you have multiple SolarWinds apps, you can go to the following registry key to find this info:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SOLARWINDS

AlbanyNYMike

Thanks for the quick reply! I found exactly what you were referring to. However, I find it a little funny that THIS is the only method to find out what version of NTA I am running?!? There has to be a better way.
Also, I noticed that NCM was missing from that Reg Setting. So I still cannot find out which version of NCM I am running.

SW please make this something easy. I dont want to go digging around in the regeditor to find what version of APM I am running.

bshopp

We are looking to make this more visible in a future release, however, another method in the meantime, with 9.5, is you can run this utility, which on my system is located at - C:\Program Files\Solarwinds\Orion\SolarWindsVersionChecker.exe

AlbanyNYMike

Thanks Brandon!!

That app gave me exactly the info I was looking for. I was unaware of this app. Was this added in 9.5?

Anyway, thanks a ton for pointing me in the right direction.