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There is a free tool called the Windows Event Log Forwarder that SolarWinds provides for Windows logs, and for all network devices you would simply configure to send syslog. Anything else, and I think you will be looking at another product. Thanks, Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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You can receive syslog with NPM, yes. Just configure your devices to send their syslog to your primary Orion server. You can view them online in the syslog section, or view, filter, and alert on them using the Syslog Viewer on the server. That would probably be the extent of the logging you can do with those products. Hope…
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You can add links to a view. Edit the summary view that you wish to use, and add a resource called "User Links". You can find it under the miscellaneous section. Hope this helps.
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yes. When you go to Manage Accounts in the web interface, check whichever accounts you need to change. Then click edit, and add your account view limitation. Submit, and all the accounts are changed.
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You will want to add the the Select InterfaceID in to the where statement, like this: DECLARE @StartDate DateTime DECLARE @EndDate DateTime SET @StartDate = ${FromTime} SET @EndDate = ${ToTime} SELECT Interfaces.InterfaceId, Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.Caption AS NodeName, Interfaces.Caption AS Interface_Caption, Maxbps_In95,…
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That is odd. I have upgraded 3 different customers and have not seen this behavior. Please let us know what support comes back with. I would suggest that if you don't hear back soon to call the support line and get them on the phone.
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If you are wanting to do a lot of them for the same interval, why not use the network sonar discovery? You set up how often it runs a new discovery.
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in the new report, did you include the field "Node ID"? if you include the field, and then format it to be a hidden field, does that work for you? hope this helps :)
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Have you tried recreating it from scratch? Or just recreating the trigger action? Occasionally, I come across an alert that is not working properly, due to maybe when we created it we switched properties or something, and creating the same alert from scratch works. Just a thought. Hope this helps Chrystal Taylor…
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Are you using multiple properties on the trigger conditions? Orion doesn't support this. Also, is it just these two alerts? Do your other alerts email you correctly? Thanks, Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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Sure just create an inventory report. Add whatever variables you want, ie node name, node id, engine id, server name, etc. Then just filter by either engine id or server name to get a report of all nodes on that polling engine.
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You can use the nested map feature of Network Atlas. So, create these "zoomed in" maps of the areas that you want and then place them on the larger map. Then, in the web console, you can click it and take you to the other map that you are wanting to see. Hope this helps. Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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Why not just limit it to IP address and only select the ones that are in the groups?
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You are looking at creating a dependency. See this KB: http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm look under groups and dependencies. This will allow you to create one alert instead of getting a ton. Hope this helps.
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When you add the alerts resource to a view and then preview the view, you should be able to edit the resource and there is a place that allows SQL filtering.
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You can get this information with Reports. You would need to build out the reports, then use the resource "Report from Orion Report Writer" to display them on the page. Thanks, Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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I have seen the same issue, and I got help creating a report - then used that to create an alert - based off of the CPU polling. So it compares the timestamps on the latest two rows per node, and as we are doing statistical polling at 10 minutes, anything longer than that is considered stale. Report: SELECT tbl1.NodeID,…
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Definitely wishing I lived in Austin to partake in this, but not enough to actually move.
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Have you tried running a new network discovery on those nodes? Just be sure to put them on the same polling engine to avoid duplicate nodes. Thanks, Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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If they are not being utilized, you can call SolarWinds and have them release the licenses. Then, you would go back into license manager and reassign them. Hope this helps. Chrystal Taylor http://www.loop1systems.com
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That is true, however you could run the discovery for the whole subnet and simply choose not to import anything from that IP.
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It isn't destructive to your server, and shouldn't change any of your data. What it does is simply resets your license so that you can use the same license key when you migrate your server. You will need to run the install on the new server, and it will ask you for your license key. It releases it from the old server so…
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yes you can have multiple summaries. you will need to go to the manage views in your admin settings and create the summary views you want with whatever limitations you need for the user you have created it for. Then, after you save it, you will need to go to your accounts, and edit the user account it was created for and…
