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do you use account with admin rights?
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This problem would be best handled by SolarWinds Support. I would recommend to log a ticket with them
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Hi Greg, I am not sure about those 30 days though, but this is the report that I use to report the same - would that be suitable? SELECT T1.NodeID, T1.Caption, COUNT (*) AS "Total Ports", SUM (IsUp) AS "Used Ports", SUM (IsDown) AS "Available Ports", CAST (ROUND ((1.0 * SUM (IsDown)/COUNT (*)) *100, 0) as float) AS "%…
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NPM/SAM doesn't monitor VMWare Datastores out-of-the box. Below is a workaround: Monitoring VMWare Datastores With SolarWinds SAM
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You need to double-check your switch. I don't know exact command, but I have never came across with discards or errors that were reported incorrectly. Just double check reporting within your switch. Maybe paste it here as well
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what version you are on? copy-paste the whole line from the page footer
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You can set delay on the trigger condition tab. Set your threshold to 90% and then select "Condition must exist for more than 10 minutes" option below
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There is an event triggered when node is being created. You can see all events in dbo.Events table or via GUI in Message Centre. Here is an example how to get report on the recently created nodes To be able to display this on the node's page you would need convert this into SQL query and use filter like here Keep in mind…
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This is great post, thank you very much for sharing. I have been using it for a while and stumbled upon a problem - how do I efficiently track all those nodes which are muted temporarily only (I guess most of them will be on a temp bases). Reports are fine, but require extra work to regularly review and decide what can be…
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I think this will not work this way. From your screenshot is looks like you have NODES resource on your page, which is grouped by City. Those blobs will only flag red/yellow if child node is down. For any down apps or hardware or interfaces - all you will see is a little yellow/red box in the bottom right corner of the…
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OK, had a call with SW support and resolution was to remove assigned template from SQL server and re-assign it back with SQL SA credentials (I have used other credentials, which is domain based account with SQL admin rights assigned. Not sure why this one hasn't worked). -- Alex
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Why you are using SAM template for this? This can be done as a trigger rule on the node itself. Are you using web-based alert configuration wizard?
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Sorry bro, can't help here. gMSA is something I never heard of. Will need to dig a bit deeper and understand myself. Here is better link that I have fond that explains its nature. It also has example of setting it up. Try it - might be worth it: Windows Server 2012: Group Managed Service Accounts | Ask Premier Field…
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Ye, I can see your problem here. This is what I would do First of all I would reduce frequency of the Node Down alert check. I don't remember what is a bottom line threshold, but I think it is about 15 seconds. So, in your case you would pick up few of those for sure. Just a word of caution though, 15 seconds with large…
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raje.vijay@eclinicalworks.com has shared reverse solution here, to list all VMs I have tweaked it a bit and it seems to be picking up all physical hardware now... will need to keep it running for longer to ensure it is working 100% without false-positives/negatives /Tested on NPM 10.7 and 11.5.2/ SELECT si.StatusName…
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Nice one I have two points: 1. Nothing is wrong with your SharePoint Engineers, I will clean on it... 2. I was looking for someone to help with WHD advise, experience and best practises from the user perspective - someone who did it and who prod of his/her work. Would you be willing to assist? Thank you, Alex
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OK, I think I can answer my own question. It is not exactly what I was looking for, but it is pretty close and it does the job I wanted: To compare dates all you need is to compare DATE field to LAST SYNC, which you can find under "Polling Details" section Add complex condition: field "Custom_Date" is less than "Last Sync"…
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Hi Rob, You may find the following helpful as well. In your example this will only return nodes with no apps assigned at all, but what if you need to know which nodes do not have specific application assigned? This will not work if some other applications are assigned to node already? The below solution is what I use for…
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Either Zoom Out from the graph or increase your polling interval - that should do the trick
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Are you building a report? ... not quite clear where do you want this to be displayed
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Hi all, Here is the way we monitor VMWare Datastores in our environment: Monitoring VMWare Datastores With SolarWinds SAM