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Ah! That helped. I've got a view similar to yours, now. Can you use the Poller to indicate a problem in the Nodes with Problems view? I am very grateful for the advice. I would not have figured it out.

I'm embarrased to say I don't know what model of enclosure it is. It is a 6i controller in a DL380 G4. The enclosure won't reveal its model without sliding it forward, I believe, and cable management prevents that. I check the array configuration and it doesn't offer anything along those lines.

 Steps to Truncate Syslog: Truncate the table if you do not need to keep historical syslog messages WAHOO! This just shaved 12 GB off of my DB! Thank you Mark.

Brandon, No confusion on my part. Having to add/remove many ranges within many managed subnets diminishes the product. The pinging part of the application is handy; but we'd be happy to have just a web accessible DB of IP addresses that bolts into our Orion site to replace our spreadsheets. Perhaps in future releases there…

Is JBs display of the array status a custom report? I've written custom reports in the past, so they all include canned field or custom properties. I'm not able to use the report designer to find the other properties like Drive Bay.

SELECT TOP 10000 SUM((NullIf(VolumeSize,-2)-NullIf(VolumeSpaceUsed,-2))) AS SUM_of_VolumeSpaceAvailable FROM Nodes INNER JOIN Volumes ON (Nodes.NodeID = Volumes.NodeID) WHERE ( (Nodes.Caption = 'PACS-LTA-NAS') )

We are anxiously awaiting this as well.

For what it is worth, I had the error, then tried again and it worked.

That worked! I notice these OIBs seem to be for FC arrays and drives (and when tested the UnDP reports the OIB isn't supported.) Our systems are SCSI. Perhaps I need OIDs for that type of drive instead? I will look for them. Is there a package that needs to be installed on HP systems to support all of the discussed OIDs?…

Brandon, Thanks. That helped me figure out with the values being returned meant. Andrew

Apparently, my query will not SUM space available if the values are mixed GB and TB. For example, VOLUME 1 = 36 GB available, VOLUME 2 = 89 GB available, VOLUME 3 = 4.6 TB available. I get results with function None but nothing with function SUM. Is there a way around this that you know of? Your suggestion is very valuable…

True. That's actually what we did (Win Svr 03, VMware Svr, SQLE 2005). I had to find out the hard way about lack of Windows 2008 support unfortunately. Virtual environment sure makes accidents like that easy to recover from.

I want to follow up and say how much we love NPM. It is a great application.

Same DB as NPM. At least, I think so.

JB, Thank you for posting these. I apologize for being incompotent, but I receive errors during the import that are obviously my fault because Brandon was able to use these pollers. I think it has to do with how I'm saving the file you posted. The .XML opens in a browser window when I click download. I tried pasting that…

Thanks. The OID referred to (1.3.6.1.4.1.232.3.2.2.1.1.6 / cpqDaCntlrCondition) is described as "The condition of the device. This value represents the overall condition of this controller , and any associated logical drives , physical drives , and array accelerators", which sounds like what we're after. The data is…

That worked great. Thank you.

That was just what I needed! I was making things much harder than they needed be. Thank you very much. 

Thank you!

Believe SQLExpress limits DB size to 4GB - just FYI.

We're having the same issue. Can you let us know how to correct it?

Thanks Peter.

Thanks. I haven't tested this but monitoring a files size would be perfect.

I do not have them. I have many custom pollers but Google doesn't turn up any OIDs.

Were you ever able to poll devices using SystemEdge SNMP? I can add the system to NPM but get no interfaces, CPU, memory, etc.

Wahoo! This is something we can confidently present to the director. Thank you.

Yikes. I just called and had the licensing explained to me. I had to hear it in verbally and from two people at SW so much was my desire for it not to be true. If you want to document your subnets with IPAM, you will need a license to cover all the addresses in all the subnets whether you use them (the addresses) or not.…