FordCrews

 It's still not working, my database is 45gigs, they make us keep logs for a year, we generate a bunch of logs. I keep getting time outs in different places. I have been hopeful if I keep running it, it might make it through at some point. It seems to be getting through more and more each time it's run. I opened a ticket,…

 Darn I tried to install it and got and can't seem to get past it. 2008-08-19 13:08:23,331 [1] INFO Program - Configuration Wizard Starting. 2008-08-19 13:08:23,456 [1] DEBUG IISHelper - Parsed IIS binding string of ":80:". Address is "" and port is "80" 2008-08-19 13:08:26,237 [1] DEBUG DatabaseHelper - SQL Server on…

 ;-P Just noticed it was an available download on my account. 

We seem to have this happen everytime there is a glitch with the database. The rest of solarwinds seems to recover fine, but the APM seems to try to reconnect 6 or so times, then gives up, and doesn't restart until we run the configuration wizard and have it redo the services.

No hints on release time frame?

Well I was hoping that solarwinds had compiled net-snmp for windows to use the winExtDll and added a template to use it. Being at an Army site, I could download this from them, and run it as part of orion that is already approved for use on our systems. If I have to get it elsewhere, I have to go through 6 months worth of…

 Any idea when 2.0 is going to be released? Will windows nagios scripts work also? It's to bad wmi isn't fully supported, being on an army network, snmpv3 isn't allowed on windows machines, not being able to monitor disk, cpu, memory on the windows systems greatly limits the usefullness of the tool.

It took 6 months to get permission to run solarwinds, and 3 to purchase it. I really don't want to have to go through all the hoops again to get approval/testing of another package.

 right now, they are PEO_hardware, PEO_software, didn't figure that would ever be used by you guys.

 I'll look, I was hoping to not have to install/purchase anything else. It looks like informant requires nudesign or some other snmpv3 agent to work, I'll have to see if I can get it to work with net-snmp.

Well I mainly wanted to know if you activelly looked for extra tables and drop them. I added a table Monday, and it's still there and I just didn't want to go to far down the road if it was going to go away when some maintance script runs Friday night or whatever. I have a cool vbs script that uses odbc to write to a…