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Hi and welcome to Thwack! :-) Traffic View Builder in the Netflow module will give you this information, check out the demo below: http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/TrafficAnalysis/SummaryView.aspx

It's not possible now, but it's something we're seriously considering.

In this case, you should probably open a Support ticket.

Blackberry Enterprise Server changes SQL Server in ways that are incompatible with the Orion database.

There is some event processing overhead on the appliance, but it is mostly storage and IO. The original log store is compressed, and since it's all text data you can imagine it's relatively well-compressed. Putting the log storage on the same disk as the normalized storage just means they are both reading/writing to the…

That *should* work. Could you post a screenshot?

You can edit the resource and the last box is Filter Nodes (SQL). Try: Comments !='TempUp' To exclude these nodes from this particular list. *Edit* - Corrected field name to Comments from Comment

Orion core is taking the CPU measures via SNMP and is getting an average across 9 minutes (or whatever your polling interval is for nodes), while APM is checking each process every 5 minutes, and it's measuring the CPU usage of that process/service in a smaller interval. So you might see different results because of…

We had the same issue that the APM jobscheduler engine was causing various problems. The APM Service Pack 3 fixed the memory leak and CPU issue for us. If you don't have all the Orion and APM service packs installed give it a shot.

Hi epenney‌, Thank you for letting us know. I will check the status of these orders and come back to you as soon as possible.

Do you have your MS SQL database located on the same server as your solarwinds main poller?

I just upgraded this week to NPM 12.1 and the latest of all other modules. I am astonished that this bug was NOT resolved in the update. Very disappionting and troubling, the Solarwinds product team needs to re-evaluate their backlog for bugfixes and their respective priority. New features are great, but bugs that impact…

Silverback... nope, looks like the same results from the Events tab as in the application summary. It tells me what part failed but not the value at the time of failure. I need to be able to see the value that breached the threshold.

The community might be able to offer more help if you post the details of your alert configuration. 

To add some more information we are currently using UniSphere instead of NaviSphere with EMC Provider 4.3.2.1

Those log lines look good and should indeed be caught by the Oracle Auditor tool (the one you are configuring). I can't quite tell how you're configured from the screenshot, but: * If you're syslogging from Oracle on your RHEL box to the appliance, you'll want to configure the tool on the appliance. * If you're syslogging…

You can create IP Address Groups and monitor traffic for specific groups. 

Yeah, "Append to Text File" only lets you save a single field (I think we have a feature request to append to text more fields or something like a template). I think if you use "send popup message" it gets recorded in the event viewer, but similarly it's restricted to one field or static text. The only option other than…

Term the list of enhancements might be small but finaly Solarwinds managed it to get the Webinterface reasonable fast. Compared to 9.0.4 and earlier now the the Webinterface is fast as lightning!

This looks like Audit Process Tracking - Success is enabled on your system. You can turn that off in the Windows Audit policy and they won't get generated at all (in the event log or coming to LEM). Within LEM, you can filter that alert from ever appearing across all systems, or you can filter it out but still…

Found it... @node.AgentIP However, ' logging source-interface @node.IPAddress' takes an interface as a parameter, not an IP address. So now I need to figure out how to find the interface on the node with the given IP address. It looks like it should be doable... Feel free to suggest an approach if you have done something…

Hi silmarillion, Here is a thread discussing this topic and you can find some examples of commands used to update tickets. Kind regards, Maria

Best tags ever!

I am having the same issue occur in my monitoring. Same set up as above. In my case the Orion server is on a different domain than then AD server being monitored. The service account I am using is a domain admin. Will the orion server be able to successfully impersonate a user on a different domain?

It seems to be working again. Not sure what happened, it wouldn't show up for a week, now all of a sudden it does.

It's a bug. We'll get it fixed. Unmanaged should be ignored on rollup.

Is every page slow? If not, which pages?

was thinking about it and if you want to still use the negative logic just change it to Trigger Alert when ALL of the following Apply: Node Status is equal to Down Trigger Alert when NOT ALL of the following Apply: Environment is equal to TESTING Environment is equal to Remote Client and so on with the rest. The logic from…

flip the logic and use Trigger Alert when ALL of the following Apply: Node Status is equal to Down Trigger Alert when ANY of the following Apply: Environment is equal to CORP Environment is equal to Production

Hi jason.triplett, Service Broker is considered a background process, here is the 'quickpoll where clause' that you will need to add in Ignite to get all of the background processes. AND s.spid like '%' UNION ALL SELECT s1.loginame, db_name(s1.dbid) name, s1.hostname, s1.program_name, s1.sql_handle, s1.stmt_start,…