Node Reboot + Availability Report

What ultimately would you like this report to look like? 

If this were me, I'd be looking for a report like this:

Is this something like the data you are looking for?

This also brings up an interesting point: What does a "reboot" mean for you?  It could mean many things (Availability goes to 0 or percent loss goes to 100 or a cold boot was detected or a reboot event was logged in the Event table).

It would also be helpful to understand what timeframe you are looking at because right now the above query (which has some syntax and logic issues) would pull all the data in the database).

reboot = router get down and up in Power 

when get down in power means its uptime get effected.

time = always today date start from 12 AM and end at what time we execute query.

yes need same output as yours above chart.

reboot = router get down and up in Power 

when get down in power means its uptime get effected.

time = always today date start from 12 AM and end at what time we execute query.

yes need same output as yours above chart.

For clarity: You only care about devices that went down and then came back up but don't care about devices that went down and are still down?

yes,

need report only where node get down and now there status are up

I came up with a report based on this request.  Let me know if it gives you a good starting point.

• Reboots and Downtime Report - Reports - The Orion Platform

dear can u copy urs script here , unbale to get script from such huge text

Just download the XML file and import it into Orion.  You can tweak it in whatever way you want there.

thanks a lot , let me check it

can u add

Node.CustomProperties.ATM_Branches = ' ATM Branches '

only to get nodes with above custom property

this reboot count is that correct because its counting node down event .

nodes which is monitor by icmp is showing reboot count , how ?

need count on router Last Boot

I can't add that since I don't have that custom property on my system.

Edit the report, then click "Edit" next to the data source.

Then scroll down the query until you find the lines which have the custom property filters.

Configure them for your specific system.

Note: The double-dash (--) indicates a comment.

Again - a "reboot" here means that your Orion server can't communicate with it.  You cannot COUNT Last Boot because it's only one field for each node (there is no historical information to count).  You need multiple fields with multiple values to count things.

If you want to filter off ICMP nodes then add:

  -- Ignore ICMP Nodes
  AND [Downtime].Node.ObjectSubType <> 'ICMP'

To the end of the WHERE clause.