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We put data into buckets for graphs. The more granular your graph, the smaller the bucket.
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graphical version of this is the availability charts but if you are looking for a tabular output then you could run a UDP for system uptime and break it out in your own view. with the above you already have most of the code you will need to get it working.
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The most common case I see this with is using/not using the FQDN in the directory services setup. But, can you paste the full error from the InternalInfo event? The exception might have more details about why.
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It's not clear which ID you're looking for. The Windows process ID? Or something SQL specific. APM can execute SQL queries, so if SQL has that info available, you can use the SQL Server Query Monitor to pull it. And then report on it.
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APM 2.0, thresholds are triggered if the value of the statistics is greater than the threshold. We'll make that configurable in 2.5.
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I did... my original post for it was in the Orion v9 Beta forum. For some reason, when the advanced alert sends a trap does not send the same information as the basic one. I've attached mine, just make sure you get the Alert Message correct and rename your current to .old to make sure it does what want it to.
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APM is not an upgrade to AM. It's a new product, so you can actually run APM and AM together. When you're ready to remove AM, you can go to Add/Remove programs and uninstall it from there.
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APM monitoring makes use of WMI and requires use of RPC. WMI communications will dynamically assign a port to use after talking over port 445. There is a Microsoft article that explains how to configure it to use a static port, when going through firewalls: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb219447(VS.85).aspx…
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Just setting up my ServiceNow Integration, and guess what SAME ERROR. Will wait to hopefully hear back from you all. Weird when it says online and shows active, but then pops this error. Hopefully we hear something soon.
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We don't now but would like to in the future. I am anxious to see what the responses are.....
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XP is not officially supported. I know there's a message that pops up when you try to install on Win2k that mentions XP and Win2k3. That's a mistake. System requirements are spelled out in a couple of places: www.solarwinds.com/.../sysreq.aspx www.solarwinds.net/.../wwhelp.htm Now, that said, Orion will generally work on…
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So you guys will support XP as a platform for Orion until the "Mainstream Support" runs out in Apr 2009?
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There are no limitations to the number of alerts. If you were disconnected, there was either a problem with a connection to the appliance from the console, or something happened at either end (appliance or workstation). It is possible if your workstation is underpowered to get overwhelmed by the LEM console, but there's no…
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quote:Originally posted by djw How do I perfom an upgrade from 7.4 to 7.7 The release notes only mention how to upgrade versions 6 and older www.solarwinds.net/.../Upgrades and Migrations.htm ***************************************************** 1. Uninstall Orion NPM V7.0.5. (Do not uninstall SQL Server.) Click…
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this might provide a little help: per cisco "The MIBs in software version 8.20 have been modified to be consistent with other Cisco products within the Cisco private enterprise branch of the MIB tree." CPU and Memory Use showed up in orion after I loaded this version on my CSS's, but there doesn't seem to be any data. It…
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Anyone?
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Unfortunetly the group rollup feature is just a visual thing and doesn't impact the availabilty metric...
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Which version of Orion are you using? 8.0.2? 8.1?
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Can anyone tell me the benefits of monitoring a loopback interface? Is it actually putting data on my network?
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Are you still experiencing this problem? Any word from SolarWinds on this? I just upgraded from 10.3.1 to 10.5 yesterday and now I'm seeing this problem with UnDP pollers just stopping. We have 3 polling engines and UnDP seems to be working well on the primary but is real bad on our additional two polling engines. In…
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We plan to upgrade graphing functionality in a future release.
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This is a bug, and we've slated the fix for SP1, which should be available fairly soon. You should open a ticket with Support and reference this post so that we'll be sure to check that our fix works in your environment.
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monitor the tunnel endpoints from the routers at the B and C if this is the same routers that the connection to A is from then all you need to do is add an interface on two devices and you have the full ring monitored.
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please tell me you have 10 million elements on your Orion, cause that would rock and you should get a prize for the craziest Orion install in history LOL
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In addition to curtis's notes, the Tomcat version is sometimes not enough to go off of. Patches can be backported, and the version may appear to be out of date when in fact it's just a patched older version. I believe we have another case in to change our error page due to information leakage, you might want to report this…
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Got this resolved. If anybody is having issues with this disable 'VMware Polling' on your vCenter box > Submit the change > edit it again and enable polling. After doing this all my ESXi boxes started pulling in by name.
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Nevermind. They are hard coded ranges and I found the file to change.
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That error message is incorrect. We'll get that fixed. It should work on XP and Vista. We don't support Windows 7 yet because it's not GA.
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Jumped on to check status, anyone have anything on this?
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NocNoc, we've seen this a few times and it's usually a case of an Orion application still running(System Manager is usually the one people have up). If users are connecting remotely to the box via RDP, then it's possible an Orion application could be running in a different session, so you'd never see it. Take a look in…