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  • JNelson, It appears the preconfigured reports will use the Interface Description as the Graph Title. This cannot be modified. However, we can work around this by creating a custom report and requesting it via the Dashboard, instead of the preconfigured report. By default, custom reports will use the Monitor name within the…
    in Reports show interface name instead of monitor name Comment by Fodome September 2012
  • Hi Jon, I've been attempting to replicate this behavior to no avail. At this point I would like to have a look at a packet capture of the request from ipMonitor and the response from the public web site. In order to do this, can you possibly open a case using the following page: http://www.solarwinds.com/support/ticket…
    in HTTP User Experience Monitor Comment by Fodome September 2009
  • Dash, In that case, the latest version you should be able to download is 3.4. Sincerely, Chris Foley • SolarWinds • Technical Support Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM EST 866.530.8040 ______________________________________________ explore our IT management solutions for: networks|applications|storage|virtualization|log & event
    in The Kiwi CatTools service terminated unexpectedly. Comment by Fodome August 2012
  • VIJ, Try the following and see if it helps: 1. Stop the Kiwi Syslog Server service. 2. Open the following directory: -\Program Files\Solarwinds\Kiwi Syslog Web Access\html\App_Data\ 3. Move Event#.sdf to an alternate location. 4. Copy Event-blank.sdf to Event.sdf 5. Start the Kiwi Syslog Server service. Let me know.…
    in Kiwi Syslog Server - Status Code 500 Comment by Fodome February 2012
  • Ronny, Have you tried using the Exchange 2008 Monitor against your Exchange 2010 server? As far as I know, they both use the same WMI classes. Let me know, Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support:866.530.8040 || Fax:512.857.0125 network management simplified | solarwinds.com
    in IpMonitor: What We're Working On Comment by Fodome August 2010
  • A Monitor in a Down state is defined as a Monitor that is failing and has triggered Alerts. If an Alert is based on a SmartGroup of Monitors that are in a Down state, you are creating a Catch 22. The Monitor is not "Down" because it has not triggered Alerts. The Monitor has not triggered Alerts because it is not "Down".…
    in Alerts skipped - why? Comment by Fodome June 2010
  • Hello Humc, To accomplish this, you need 2 Rules: 1. Replace "Threshold Unit" by Overwrite. Replace with MB. 2. Replace "Min Threshold" by Overwite. Replace with [x]. **where [x] is desired value in Megabytes. Sincerely, Chris Foley | Support Representative SolarWinds | IT Management, Inspired By You Support:866.530.8040…
    in Mass-Edit Disk Space Monitors Comment by Fodome March 2012
  • Hi Simonpt, You are correct and my previous response was not entirely accurate. After much digging I did find an existing bug submitted in January. Unfortunately, this bug had a very low number of cases assigned to it, therefore, it's priority was set lower than other more critical or "popular" issues. For some reason,…
    in Keep reports refreshed and up-to-date Comment by Fodome November 2008
  • Kapcreations, As per the SOAP documentation, you'll want to use the following: For Status information: http://[ipMonitorAddress]/soap/status.asmx For Configuration information: http://[ipMonitorAddress]/soap/config.asmx Sincerely, Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support: 866.530.8040 | Fax: 512.857.0125…
    in ipMonitor and SOAP integration Comment by Fodome February 2009
  • For Internal folks -> NS282786/FB89680 Chris Foley | Support Specialist SolarWinds | IT Management, Inspired By You Support:866.530.8040 || Fax:512.857.0125
    in upgrading to 10.5 build 1531 Comment by Fodome November 2011
  • Hi sspca, Try opening a CMD window on the ipMonitor system and running the following command: c:\winnt\system32\cscript.exe c:\[path]\perfmon_process.vbs [system] iexplore.exe * [path] being the full path to to the perfmon_process.vbs script * [system] being the IP or host name of hte Windows 2000 system Do keep in mind…
    in IP Monitor 10 - need to monitor internet explorer process (iEXPLORER.exe) Comment by Fodome March 2010
  • As you are on a time crunch, my suggestion would be to contact our Sales department and ask for pre-sales support on Kiwi Syslog Server. All of our Sales contact information is found here: http://www.solarwinds.com/company/contact-us
    in kiwi syslog 9.5 database Comment by Fodome January 2017
  • Hi chaldz, My apologies, I thought you wanted to view the Monitors that were currently in a down state and that had gone into that down state in the past hour. At this time it is only possible to filter Monitors on their current state. Sincerely, Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support: 866.530.8040 | Fax:…
    in How to view Monitors which have changed state in the past hour. Comment by Fodome December 2008
  • Hello Tribeca-IT, I found the following article for Orion: http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/3115/Enabling+audible+alerts+%28Play+a+Sound+action%29+on+Windows+Server+2008 Can you try triggering the batch file referenced in this article using the External Process Action and see if it works. Let me know. Thank…
    in Audible Alarm - IPMonitor 9 Comment by Fodome November 2011
  • Chaldz, Based on the contents of your log file, it appears you were experiencing the same issue in ipMonitor 10, 10.5 and 10.5.1. So it does not appear to be a version-specific issue. Having that said, I have some questions: 1. If you click "About" on the top-right, how many monitors does it say you have? 2. What operating…
    in .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Comment by Fodome February 2012
  • Hi Global-e, You would have to add to the script in order to request the memory usage of the process. If you do write something of this nature, please feel free to share with the community. Sincerely, Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support:866.530.8040 || Fax:512.857.0125 network management simplified |…
    in Monitor a single windows process Comment by Fodome June 2010
  • Hi bman1978, Can you also run the following command within the same CMD window: ipmext_wmi.exe [MonitorName] Thanks again, Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support: 866.530.8040 | Fax: 512.857.0125 network management simplified | solarwinds.com
    in SQL and Exchange monitors fail after upgrading to v10 Comment by Fodome October 2009
  • Hi bman1978, Assuming your ipMonitorSrv service is still running as a local account and the SQL/Exchange Server Monitors are still using a domain admin credential, can you try the following: 1. Log in to the ipMonitor web interface, open the settings page for one of the failing SQL/Exchange Server Monitors. 2. Click on the…
    in SQL and Exchange monitors fail after upgrading to v10 Comment by Fodome October 2009
  • Hello euphorik, At this time there is no way to view the ipMonitor dashboard without providing login information. The only way to automatically provide this information is via SOAP calls. See following page: https://support.ipmonitor.com/devdocs/706bd93851694ff2827c057e930b0dbb.aspx We also have an application which can…
    in Passthru Login Comment by Fodome September 2008
  • This is currently not possible, however, you can group the SmartGroups within a main group and make the main group dependent on one or more Monitors. I realize this is not ideal, but it brings you very close to what you need. Sincerely, Fodome.
    in Dependencies setup - suggestion/question Comment by Fodome August 2008
  • Hi Bill, For systems outside of ipMonitor's domain, you will need to replicate a local Windows account on the ipMonitor system and the remote system with the same credentials. Then, setup an ipMonitor Credential to use this local account and assign it to the External Process Monitor. More on this is found here:…
    in How to monitor a Windows process Comment by Fodome June 2008
  • Cipher, A few things to check: 1. Open the Settings page for the Monitor that failed to notify you. Click "DownTime Simulator" at the top of this page and see if the Alert/Actions are getting triggered while in the light-red state. 2. Check the text within the "Send Failure Notification" text box. Could there be something…
    in my simple email alert don't trigger Comment by Fodome July 2009
  • Ekrengel, If you simply want to backup the configurations and not the statistics, perform the following: * Click "Configuration" tab. * Click "Scheduled Maintenance Tasks" * Click "Recurring Internal Maintenance" * Insert a check for "Archive ipMonitor Configuration" * Next to "Encrypt Credential", click the "Select"…
    in Scheudled Export of IP Monitor Settings Comment by Fodome February 2009
  • Grodech, You need to scroll up to the top of the Monitor list. Sincerely, Fodome
    in This list has been truncated. Comment by Fodome November 2011
  • The "Devices" tab only exists within ipMonitor version 9. It's web interface is broken down into 4 sections (tabs). -Dashboard: Where you get a summary of the Monitors and Devices of the group you are viewing. -Devices: Typically this is the tab used to configure your Monitors, Devices and Groups. -Reports: This is where…
    in Adding a monitor to all machines Comment by Fodome March 2009
  • Here's what you do: * Click the "Devices" tab. * Click "All Managed Devices" * Select the Device you wish to add the SNMP Trap Monitor to. * Click "Add -> Add New Monitor" * On the left-hand side, click "SNMP" * On the right-hand side, click "SNMP Trap". * From here, match the settings with the values seen in snmptrap.log…
    in ipMonitor Trial Version on SNMP Trap Comment by Fodome December 2009
  • Hi Chaldz, The generic IfOperStatus should work against your Cisco devices: 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8 Simply use this within the "Custom SNMP (Wizard)" Monitor. Enjoy. Chris Foley
    in Monitor Cisco Interfaces Comment by Fodome October 2008
  • Can you perhaps call us so that we can guide you through configuring this? The support phone number is below, in my signature. Chris Foley - SolarWinds - Support Specialist Support: 866.530.8040 | Fax: 512.857.0125 network management simplified | solarwinds.com
    in HTTP / ASP Monitor question Comment by Fodome June 2009
  • Hi nok_emp, Indeed, the Custom Property Editor is in the SolarWinds Orion application. In order to mass-add/mass-edit tags, simply click the "Devices" tab and click "Edit -> Mass-Edit -> Monitor Tags". This will give you the option to chose a tag and mass edit it, or simply add a tag to all Monitors. If you have any…
    in How to : adding monitor tags for more than one monitor together.... Comment by Fodome October 2010
  • Hi Kris, The ability to simply add a Monitor to all Devices is something we are looking at and something I would personally like to see added to a future version of ipMonitor. For now, the second best is as follows: * Add one Monitor to a Device * Clone it * Orphan it (see first parth of…
    in Reboot Server Alerts Comment by Fodome December 2009
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