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Thanks for the feedback....I'm trying to tell what exactly I'm querying with this but can't seem to figure it out. I of course get several nodes/interfaces that are shutdown but I'm not seeing the node in my list that I've put down for testing. 

So I've found a query that works however I'd like to take it one step further....but I'm a little stuck. SELECT Nodes.DisplayName FROM Orion.Nodes AS Nodes INNER JOIN Orion.ContainerMemberSnapshots cms ON CMS.EntityID = nodes.NodeID INNER JOIN Orion.Container c ON cms.ContainerID = c.ContainerID AND C.Name = '##GROUP…

I've thought about doing it this way however we have different groups that both use the same vendor and would like to alert differently 

So once I choose group at the top of that section I can't chose interface in that section. There seems to be a real divide between interfaces, groups and nodes and you can't mix them.

I just checked the App and DB servers. The DB server is up to date however there were some updates to the App that needed installing. Those are downloading and installing now. I was able to add in the Snap-in MMC the Certificates and have several folders under "Local Computer". Should I export one of these and transfer it…

How do I disable encryption on the Application server (that I'm running the Configuration Wizard on)? I've tried checked and uncheck "Encrypt Connections with SSL" which also gives me access to "Trust Server Certificate". No combination of these checkboxs will allow me to connect. I can also try exporting a certificate…

I've created this poller again with the current changes (hopefully). Can you take a look at this one and see if it's how it should be?

I've attached the UDP here. I've setup the alert rules but haven't done any testing to see if it works as planned.

i went back to the UDP and changed the label to "runName". I didn't have the row status option of "running" in your second condition. The only thing i could chose was "not equal" to "not running". I'm not sure that will give the desired results. Screenhot attached of how i have it now....see if this is what your are…

Ok...I think this is what your recommending. The way I have it setup now is that it always triggers....no matter if the service is running or not.

OK...I think I got it. For some reason the original poller didn't have a "Polling Interval" set (in the UDP) even though it was alarming when testing with it earlier. So far it seems to be working liked I had hoped. Thanks for the help!!!!!

Is this the way you would recommend setting this up? First condition is the poller name, second is the string (service name) im interested in. I don't get an alarm with this setup with with the "contains" or "does not contain". Thanks,

I haven't heard anything about this but I will definitely check this out for other reporting I may need.

Thanks 8clover that's what I was looking for. The only issue I have is they are not arranged by date and the time slots are all over the place (as far as order). Can I add an order by statement at the end to put them in some sort of ascending/descending order?

Thanks! I've been doing some testing based on your exact example that it works just like I needed. I have one follow-up question related to this. Row #6 and #7 are actually voltages without the ".". In my screenshot above row #6 is actually -54.120 and #7 is actually -53.970. I've used the transform function to move the…