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Universal Device Pollers - confusing myself... probably.

So...

I know I can create UDP's for aspects not monitored out of the box. Further I know that I can assign that poller within the UDP tool to other similar nodes. I also know that I can't manage these pollers within the Solarwinds GUI but know I can see the output of them according to choices made when creating them (**).

However, what I don't know is how many of these UDP's can I assign to any one device?

I also don't know how to create an alert based on these UDPs or even if I can.

So am I confusing myself and not seeing the wood for the trees or ...?

(**) - if, for sake of argument, I elect to show the results only as a graph is there a way to go back and edit that afterwards as I can't see it?

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  • stuartd​ you can create alerts based of UnDP's, when you are alerting on them the object you want to select is "Custom <type> Poler" (See screenshot)

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    If you select graph during creation you can change it. When you right-click the UnDP there will be an option referring to Web Display. You can also edit it directly on the view as well.

    As far as how many you can assign I'm not sure. I do know that best practices would dictate that you only assign the least amount necessary.

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  • stuartd​ you can create alerts based of UnDP's, when you are alerting on them the object you want to select is "Custom <type> Poler" (See screenshot)

    pastedImage_0.png

    If you select graph during creation you can change it. When you right-click the UnDP there will be an option referring to Web Display. You can also edit it directly on the view as well.

    As far as how many you can assign I'm not sure. I do know that best practices would dictate that you only assign the least amount necessary.

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