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Manage Nodes

percyhall

How can I manage nodes from 6am to 6pm thru SNMP, and un-manage nodes from 6pm to 6am?

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ice

Remote access your Solarwinds Server
Go to Start >> search >> Unmanage schedule utility
Click Crete new task
Click Add items >> select the node >> and hit add >> set the duration on how long the node will be unmanage. >> click ok
Click Open Task Scheduler >> Click Create basic Task
Put the name of the task and description >> Next
Set on how frequent it will trigger (unmanage)
Put the start date and time >> next
Select start a program >> next
On the Program/script >> put the script that you need to run this to unmanage the node >> browse the one you have created.

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superfly

What is the reason for unmanaging them? Just so that you don't get alerted on issues? If that's the case, change the time details on your alerts to not alert you between the hours of 6pm - 6am.

But to unmanage your nodes, you will need to do this manually each day.

HolyGuacamole

On the SolarWinds server, you will find an 'Unmanage scheduler' utility that you can use to define recurring unmanage schedules

ice

Remote access your Solarwinds Server
Go to Start >> search >> Unmanage schedule utility
Click Crete new task
Click Add items >> select the node >> and hit add >> set the duration on how long the node will be unmanage. >> click ok
Click Open Task Scheduler >> Click Create basic Task
Put the name of the task and description >> Next
Set on how frequent it will trigger (unmanage)
Put the start date and time >> next
Select start a program >> next
On the Program/script >> put the script that you need to run this to unmanage the node >> browse the one you have created.