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Hi KMSigma, Thanks for the offer but I don't think that is necessary as this is a relatively simple request. I wish to get an alert when a disk operational status is not OK. Here's an example of the what happens (doesn't happen) when a disk status is not OK.

Short and sweet, thanks! Vote here:

You're welcome!

That is how I'd do it...

No need as the transaction in our case started working on its own. Haven't had a single issue since then. Just thought my findings would be usefull in finding a solution.

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Device CALs are for unique devices connecting to the database, which reminds me that when acmtix deploys an NTA FSDB then he'd need an additional Device CAL for that server. So 2 Device CALs in total. Traditional CALs are for applications/users connecting to the database. For instance, if you open up Network Atlas from…

Is there any reason why you are using an account in IPAM that is local on the DHCP server rather than using a domain account with the correct privileges? You might have to create the same local account that you created on the DHCP server, on the IPAM server in order for impersonation to work.

Rob, This is an extremely important feature of the product that should have maximum attention. Dominoing patches and hotfixes forward into new version releases might be a good exercise to keep everyone "on the boat" but this makes the product certifiably unstable - forever! We've had stable builds with regular service…

Thanks Garrett, this is exactly what i needed!

I can't get it to work. Could you please post the correct query for this? Much appreciated!

We haven't noticed any issues with the Primary Poller but we are going to reinstall the software either way, once we have a stable version of NPM that doesn't require hotfixes. Hoping that is sooner than later.

Thanks. Will do.

Hi there, What evidence do you have and can use, in order to determine whether the file is new or not? If it is the timestamp, what would the time difference be and is it constant?

Hi there, Any update on this?

DateTime | Node | CurrentIP | HistoricalIPs Or whatever works to get current and historical ip addresses for hosts/nodes/caption

"we need to take interface statistics every 5 minutes (industry standard) vs Solarwinds default of 9 minutes" Which industry has standardized this? Surely not RFC (IETF). The only generic standardization is that every snmp agent is different in the sampling and caching of counter data. When polling, all you get is 3…

I think the problem here is that since NPM 11.5.x, no historical AP details are stored in the database. This is probably because the AP table in the database get repopulated instead of updated, at every discovery interval. michal.hrncirik‌, any comments on this from DEV?

Yup, that's the one that gives me an Invalid column name 'PortNumber'. Does it work on your setup?

Hi, You need to make sure that the SMI-S provider can communicate with the Storage Array. Run the TestSmiProvider.exe \Program Files\EMC\ECIM\ECOM\bin and connect to the AX4 Once you connect you generate a key file which enables communication between the server running the SMI-S Provider and the Storage Array. In Profiler,…

If possible, you could try changing polling method to Agent based.

Great! Thank you so much!

I am already discourage in using the SDK. I wouldn't know where to start and have no notion of how things work, get triggered etc. Any pointers? < not a programmer

Sorry about that, The explanation could have been more clear. I am looking for the table in the database where you'd find all Node IDs and their setting for being enabled in NCM or not. A super simple example would be the following: NodeID NCMLicensed 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 No 4 No 5 Yes

Hi, The core xml file on my installation only includes target IP, target port and SNMP communicty string. There is no source IP mentioned in that file.

I update DNS records on the server and tried again. It seems to be working now. Tested with 4 endpoints and they all show up.

Thanks, works out good. It would be excellent however, if there was a way of doing this without having to change privileges on the service. That we wouldn't have to keep tabs on it when updating SolarWinds software or running Configuration Wizard. Is it completely hopeless to wish for such a scenario?

Hi there, It seems this query no longer works in 2019.4.1. Can you confirm?

I am confused. AFAIK my test scenario as described resembles that in your lab. Your parent object, the router, is my down node. Your child object, the eMail System group is my group of up nodes. So why is it not working? Do you have a csreenshot of the Trigger Condition that would work for this?

I' hope they recommended RAID 1+0 also known as RAID 10 since it is the best RAID setup for a high performance database. It is also documented in the system hardware requirements of NPM, page 14 & 15. RAID 0+1 does not have the same fault tolerance as RAID 1+0, requires almost twice as many disks to perform as a RAID 1+0…