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Thanks Mav. Giving the FR additional thought, it would be a good to allow the Host Name column to wrap too (like in several NPM resources) because, in our case, we network device host names are long too without the domain name and would likely cause the data to run together as well. 

I'm in for this change as well.

You could use realtime bandwidth monitor to first see if you are indeed getting bursty traffic on the router interface. There is also a realtime tool for netflow. WIth NTA you should be able to see what the traffic is and what IP address(s) it is coming from. All your devices with netflow and their interfaces are in the…

Doesn't matter if the same setup is OK in other locations. The traffic input on that port is too high for the router to offload to other interfaces. So the buffer fills and when no room is left and the frame discarded, it's counted as an overrun. If there isn't an IOS bug, hardware defect, etc.. than it is load whether…

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Sooner. Starting to monitor more Linux hosts and tired of seeing incorrect uptime and in the daily Event Summary as a "Node Rebooted".

Your router can't handle the traffic. Example we had 100Mbps port feeding our internet connected router that only had a DS3 to the internet. So when receive traffic to the router goes over DS3 speeds for too long we would get over runs.

 These are hotfixes for v8.1 only.

I already sent our DBA's the directions. I want an alert for this. It's critical to performance and should be more than just an event. THanks though

Hi John, I had a resource that disappeared. I just tried lasher's recommendation and that seems to have fixed the problem. I changed the Orion.NetPrefMon part of the text to Orion/NetPerfMon Thanks lasher.

This would be an excellent feature and definitely a selling point. How nice would it be to pull a report from NCM that list EoS/EoL dates for your entire inventory? And one step further (as suggested by the original post), whether the version of code is subject to a PSIRT. Chris- I'm not sure that there's an API, per se,…

If the device is an SNMP-enabled device, you should htink that a simply query of the ifOper Status and the ifAdmin Status are set then it shouldb e able to determine if the device is up or down. SNMP polling this variable in the ifMib would be another way to tell if the device (and all its interfaces) were active or not.…

I am kind of confused as to why this answer is helpful, but this might be because my question is a bit different. When I add a checkpoint R76 firewall to Solarwinds NPM it is detected as net-snmp. As this is the only agent reported by the system. However the Checkpoint Gaia MIBs are responding to an snmpwalk. So.... How do…

Thank you for the input. This isn't quite what I am after. Now I was able to find that you can add pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.10876 /usr/sbin/sd_extension to your /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf And indeed if you use one of the pollers out there for SuperMicro I get these data to appear But what I really want is this output...which is…

Oh so close.... I tried a couple of other fields, some worked some didn't. I appreciate your input. Maybe SW could chime in.......

Something they really need to fix and it's a simple one. When I wrote my own I always read in all the devices IP interfaces and stored them, used loopback IP if available to monitor, or made the user select which IP to use. 

Thank you!

The API HTTPS port uses the same self signed cert across all of the pollers in a installation. So it's not possible to do cert verification. I'm planning on raising a feature request so that Solarwinds make it possible.

Sounds good. where do you edit this resource?

Dev work is almost done. Moving to testing. A couple of weeks, I hope. Sorry for the delay.

Is the previous version available for download? It was not crippled to only 254 IP addresses. I actually came here to look for the full fledged IP address management Solarwinds has. Then I find out that you "updated" the free tool so it can only manage 254 IP's. Wow, thanks. You should have just removed the "free" version…

This selection feature is available in NTA 2.0. Denny LeCompte Sr. Product Manager, Orion SolarWinds

Thanks Sean.... The mib walk I did DID return a value and I was trying to use the UnDP 'Browse' to see if I could find out what the value was but UnDP did not have the OID listed. From the MIB Walk.... From the UnDP.... (Notice that the 850.10... doesn't exist - hence the problem. BTW - I am already using the UnDP to get…

This looks like it is true for NOT ( "username cisco") AND NOT ("username username2") What I am looking for would be something that would flag as any exception any lines that the following sed expression would output: (assuming the desired username is "cisco" and no others are allowed) sed -n "/username/ ! d; /username…

Tony, Is there a current feature request to get Solarwinds to be browser aware when users access the web console? I have 20 polling engines, 1/3 of which are in different timezones than the primary poller. As such, the times are inconsistent depending upon which data you are viewing in the web ui. It is very confusing for…

Thanks wluther!! I didn't know it was free, and the license might limit its use, but it does appear the full version is free (not sure if the Express version works similarly, so best to use the full version it seems.) The link I used is below, and its a hefty 919MB download:…

Great thanks! It looks like a separate SQL server is the best option then. If i setup a single machine as the main server with a different machine for SQL, is it very easy to add another polling machine at a later date if the server is running slowly? Thanks, Chris.

I've attached a picture of the data results and how it looks on the web page. The OID for it is 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.22.2.5.1.1.1.10 (cpqRackPowerSupplyCurPwrOutput) Thanks Jase

Hey All thanks for the replies. I did some mibwalking but found nothing that has to do with the physical disks in the msa. Google didn't help me much eighter. I'll gues I'll have to ask HP if the can provide me more info. Thanks sasuke

Hey All I'm fairly new to this monitoring thing. I've already been able to monitor some servers but can't seem to get this msa 2000 monitorred. I also found the oid's to locate the device name etc but can't seem to find those that monitor the disks etc. Can I directly monitor the msa 2000 with mibs or should I install…