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Yep, totally misunderstood.I did a quick cross-check and I don’t have those. My suspicion would be that the base is .20 and then it incriments based on some variable in your environment? This is a total guess here, but I’d be inclined to think that would key on BES servers, Organizational units, or exchange servers? (Major…

Assuming you are talking about 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1 OID root, 23 and 25 are messages filtered by user settings and global settings respectively. I don’t see a 30 or 31 unless you are looking at a different path. The difference between .25 and .202 is suggested by the OID descriptions: OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.25 =…

I am also late to the conversation, but my current report (NetFlow conversations) is annoying me slightly. What I’d like to see are excludes for IP’s in conversation reports based on a custom property. You can’t use current custom properties to exclude nodes in the NetFlow data, which I assume is an issue with the SQL…

If it's shown as "1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.25" in the walker, you still have to add that .20 to the end of it if you are running BES v5+. The point you want is probably "1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.25.20" Note that the BES template I did (Linked earlier) does have that specific point configured. To answer the edit that came in…

I’m afraid I’ve been remiss in not updating this thread as I planned. We have updated to the latest revision and the OID’s are the same with the .20. However note a few posts above from DirtySouth indicates that the number increments if you have multiple exchange servers in your org, and it may will increment if you have…

Keeping in mind that we are on Version: 5.0.2.28: For those that just want a quick answer:· Use the Generic SNMP component for these - o Messages Pending: OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.202.20 o Messages Sent per Minute: OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.207.20 o Messages Received per Minute: OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.25.1.208.20 For…

Thank you :)

While a SW integration would likely be a smoother setup, the process I describe right above you works wonders. The alert pulls the time into ~5 minute section, so it’s pretty easy to tell who’s yanking the bandwidth. The most important metrics that I’ve used from the above setup tend to be Protocols and endpoints. Those…

Bronx replied on Wed, Aug 31 2011 12:37 PM Whoa! My template linked in a KB?! Very cool! :)

I did want to mention that we should be updating to 5.03 shortly (Within a few weeks most likely), so if I find a significant difference I'll be updating to account for it. I'll also wind up reposting my template as well. Someone might beat me to the punch, but I gotta go with the upgrade timelines.

That depends on what you are actually asking. (I’ll answer both just for grins though) We are still running on Version: 5.0.2.28, but the MIB’s haven’t changed for our version. If the MIB’s changed in 5.03 the easiest way to deal with that would be to use the MIB crawler to find what they changed and repoint to the new…

With assistance from support, I found that while performance counters are now out, I could fill the gap with SNMP. In order to help anyone else using 5.0 SP1, here’s the pertinent info from my support ticket: I found a reference (Which happens to be a SW site) that was extremely helpful.…

For anyone that is using BES 5.0 SP1 and higher, RIM removed the performance counters. However, you can pull the same data using SNMP. With help from support I retooled the template ecornwell provided and reposted it in the shared templates. As mentioned in the app template notes, I don’t have a lot of users, so I dropped…

You just need to add a TCP Port Monitor component to your existing template or use a second template with that component. I threw together a quick template for an example. You can search for “SMTP Port 25 Monitor” on the "Shared Templates on thwack" tab to find it. (Really simple one component template built just for this…

Orion NMP v10 can do this using network sonar. You can review the SW blog entry which explains it better than I can here:Additionally you could also use the switch port mapper from the Engineering Toolset (A totally different product) to map out switches one at a time.I’d personally recommend the NPM option since NPM gives…

We have a similar use case there. I have ‘solved’ this, although you could also call it a workaround. Using a copy of the Top Talkers Alert I used a custom property to zero in the interfaces I wanted to alarm bandwidth on. (Internet WAN links in this case) You need to set up a web page that shows the data you want to look…

I was apparently more tired than I realized last night. In order to enlighten anyone else that might have the same question: I was seeing this issue because I built the View from a NetFlow template. I was thinking I needed that since I’m showing NetFlow data. However when using custom objects it doesn’t matter what the…

Well I’m not a SQL guy myself so take this with a grain of salt. You can pull up Report writer and get the SQL code for that report by going to the Report menu item and selecting Show SQL. While I’m sure it’s not a 1to1 drop into SQL manager, that should give them some ideas. This also works for any report so creating a…