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I checked with our development team and the instructions are correct; however, I did add clarification notes to Step 17, and at the bottom of Step 18. HTH

This is from the SAM Admin Guide, first page of Monitoring Hardware Health. If I'm not mistaken, the support pack is needed in situations such as yours. I've provided both links so you can experiment. Hope this helps! † HP Insight Management WBEM Providers for Windows Server 2003/2008 is an optional component for HP System…

Try the steps in this article here. If this does not help, open a support ticket here.

NPM already has this ability. This link should get you started if you have NPM. Hope this helps.

I would check out Alert Central - our free product that I think will fill your gap. Alert Central - Free Alert Management Software by SolarWinds

Yes. I know Alterego would love to embarrass me as always by pointing out my document's shortcomings; however, I did update and document your precise dilemma about two days ago. I cannot remember exactly where it is but it exists in the NEW PDF around page 23ish. Do a search in the PDF, I know it's in there.

Are you talking about this?

Which template exactly? I'd like to have a look at it.

Have you tried going to the home page (or most any page), then clicking the CUSTOMIZE PAGE in the upper right hand corner? This should allow you to add the elements you need to a view. Note: Some views will not allow certain elements but the specifics escape me now.

In APM 4.2, a new conversion feature was introduced that does what you're looking for. Take a peek here.

You can see HW alerts here

Take a look here. This will show you how to configure a JVM for SNMP.

page 374 at the bottom of samadminguide.pdf is the same info. hope this helps.

I believe this KB article will help in your quest. Hope this helps!

This is taken from the APM 4.2 Release notes: "Note to Windows Server 2008 Users: Use Windows Server 2008 R2 for APM instead of Windows Server 2008. SolarWinds APM does not run in an efficient manner in Microsoft Windows Server 2008 because of a Microsoft bug in lsass.exe. Microsoft fixed this bug in Windows Server 2008…

Sorry, the correct link is: www.solarwinds.com/documentation/apm/docs/SAMLocalHelp.zip I'll need to change that - which will be after 4/1

This page will help you import your template. Hope this helps.

A list of the variables can be found in the Alerting and Reporting section of the Admin Guide. Here is a list of the SW APM variables. (You may need to scroll down to see the entire list. Also, poke around that chapter). Hope this helps.

Whole section on it here too: http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/en/flarehelp/sam/default.htm#OrionSAMAGBaselineData.htm HTH

Yes, a transaction is a recording (that contains steps). And yes, that means 50 recordings that are 30 seconds in length that are played back every 5 minutes. Transaction – Atransaction is a recording of web browser steps taken in a particular navigation. Step – A step is considered to be a single action within a…

See what's new here!

Have a look here.

Take a look here. This may help.

And here is the GlassFish template

Possible computer illiterate friend: What do you do for a living? Me: Truck Driver. (BEST ANSWER EVER!)

Q: Why is it every time I lose something, it's always in the last place I look? A: Because if you find it then continue looking, you're doing it wrong. It will always be in the last place you look, dummy!

If I'm not mistaken (which is always possible) .Net will be installed by SAM should you need it.

The following text can be found here, which is page 219 of the APM Administrator Guide: TCP Port Monitor This component monitor tests the ability of a TCP/IP-based service to accept incoming sessions. Statistic This component monitor does not compute a statistic. Field Descriptions Enable Component Determines whether the…

one more thing...sam had a service release today as well. check the release notes to see if your issue is addressed. if so, get it. sam 5.0.1 is now available.

Also, verify the specs of each box as outlined in the SAM admin guide, chapter 16 - Monitoring HW health