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You can set up multiple email actions in the same alert definition. Each can have a delay on execution and an escalation time. By configuring those, you should be able to accomplish your tiered design.

I am encountering this issue as well. I just upgraded to NPM 11.5, SAM 6.2 and EOC 1.6.2. Now my iframes are not working at all. The same custom HTML can be loaded on an NPM Node Details page without issue. However, when using it on an EOC view, the frame is simply blank.

It should be noted that depending on the complexity of your report, the clipboard my truncate it. To get around that, simply save the results from SQL to a text file, then rename that file back to XML, with the proper encoding.

Easy.....renew. Kidding. My accounts are up-to-date, but perhaps unchecking the "Enable product update notifications from the Admin -> Product Updates page. Save that change, dismiss the banner and see if it comes back.

If these are all in Report Writer, you can try this... 1. Extract the SQL from each a. Open the Report b. Click Report at the top c. Select "Show SQL" d. Copy all 2.Paste that SQL query into a new Custom Table report element in a new report. 3. Repeat for the other reports NOTE - you may need to adjust some of the date…

It sounds like you created an email action, but did not change the default message. Edit Alert -> Trigger Actions -> Select the email action -> Edit Selected Action -> Message. Fill the Subject and Message boxes with whatever you want. Can use variables to make them specific tot he element that generated the alert.

I have the exact same issue. I have gone as far as to set all of the State Management settings to "None". However, the message still appears in Orion generated tickets and new incidents are not created if the privious one is not in a formal Closed state. We hold all incidents in Resolved for 2 days so the potential for…

So you want a SQL for just applications that have been Unmanaged DIRECTLY, not those that become Unmanaged as teh result of the entire NODE getting Unmanaged, right? If so, here you go. select * from APM_Applications INNER JOIN Nodes ON APM_Applications.NodeID = Nodes.NodeID where APM_Applications.Unmanaged = 1 AND…

Check out Mike Driskell's power shell template for longest process run time. You may be able to wrap a threshold around it to trigger when over a certain limit. https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-166985

Use the Hardware Sensor property in the Advanced Alert. Here is an example.

The Time of Day tab should be sufficient for you. Are you saying that you have a Sat/Sun alert, where ONLY Sat/Sun are checked on Time of Day and that alert will still trigger during Mon-Fri? If so, that may be a bug that could about which you may want to engage Support.

Can a similar hotfix be used to address the issue discussed here? Could a SQL file be created/used to address the missing SAM 5.0+ tables that are missing? These are related to the Orion tables "dbo.APM_ApplicationCustomProperties" and "dbo.APM_HardwareItem".