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 Do you mean SNMP Real-time graph? That's a Toolset tool, not part of Orion. You might want to repost in the Toolset forum.

this is impressive very clever.

Interesting idea. Behind the scenes, there's a pool of alerts held in memory (on the console side) and the filter is basically just a "view" into the pool. When they expire from all filters, aren't displayed in any filters, and are over the pool's limit, they expire and get recycled. We're already using the time to draw…

If these are XP machines support at WHD told me this was a bug and would be fixed in the next release. I'm having the same issue, its only discovering my servers.

One note on this issue - we do have a Reports Troubleshooting Guide that you may want to check out - http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/lem/docs/LEMReportsTroubleshootingGuide.pdf (PDF) or SolarWinds Log & Event Manager Reports Troubleshooting Guide (HTML).

I checked our request list and we haven't seen this one yet. That just means nobody's requested it, not necessarily that nobody wants it Depending on the logging format you might be able to use one of our other connectors - several proxies log via the Squid Access Log format, for example, which we DO support. If you aren't…

Orion 8.1 is still using the Orion server time.

Not sure what you mean by "re-open the post"? Can you explain your problem? If there's another post with a similar problem, you can link to it.

Log on through console and enable local support (I use HP iLo). Ctrl+f1 will bring you to the console. 1) log on as root 2) vi /etc/vmware/snmp.conf 3) change false to true 4) set between <communitie></communitie> the community name like: <communitie>public</communitie> 5) Save the file 6) Restart management agents and it…

Here's another approach at this answer. I don't think people here are aware of this feature - it's something within Windows where you can have Windows systems actually forward Event Logs to a central Windows Server, which would then be running the agent. It's kind of like doing agent less collection without SolarWinds…

Hey John, If you use the Remote Agent Installer you should be able to choose a directory. You can do this to install locally, just specify your own machine name in a text file and feed it to the installer when it requests it.

hi d_w_k have you sorted your issue yet? i am trying to do the same. i cant find any option for o2 or anything similiar for UK carriers

I had to learn this the hard way too - VMware stripped nearly all of the SNMP functionality out of ESX and ESXi 4.0 release. If you look on page 62 of the NPM admin guide: http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/Orion/docs/OrionNPMAdministratorGuide.pdf you'll see that the latest release of NPM uses SNMP only for volumes…

This SP installed fine on the primary server, but seemed to install way too fast on the Hot standby server. After looking at the hot standby configuration the primary server shows SP3 installed however the Hot Standby is still reporting SP2. Has anyone else seen this issue with SP3 yet, or have any ideas why it does not…

If they're windows boxes, make sure they are configured to allow your NPM box to query them. That caught me a few times. I've reset them all to allow SNMP queries from all systems.

These are good suggestions. Thanks.

After seeing the entire thread, applied the hotfix and it did correct the problem. Glad the Dev team was able to bring in the New Year on a happy note.

Yes, We are getting the same error. I opened a support case - hopefully it will be an easy fix. Happy New Year!

i asked for this previously but no joy yet.....

 We've made this change in the code, and it'll be out in the next release.

Hey all, I'm taking a look at things. I've managed to reproduce it, and I'm looking for a workaround. I'll post here when I come up with something...

I'd recommend that you open a Support ticket for that one. 

Hi, I am experiencing the exact same issue. In fact, when we tested from the test button we can receive the mail with minimum delay of 5 minutes, but when we use the sysloggen it is giving us delay for about 1 hour (or more, our record is almost 2 days >.<). NTP server are confirmed configured in the same timezone range…

Ditto...

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Thanks for all the input everybody! I really appreciate it. With that, and some other articles I read, I was able to thin down the list quite a bit. Thanks, again, Scott

SWMacroProcessor is our code for processing variables in alerts. Is the message you are seeing: "Orion Alerts SWMacroprocessor Message"?

The 'All Active Interfaces' is just a shortcut to check interfaces that are currently listed and active. If they become active later, they won't automatically be added. In 9.5, we added ability to mark an interface with a new status(Unplugged) instead of marking it as down. NPM will still gather stats against the interface…

I'd try using the "Network Traffic Audit - Web Traffic by Source Machine" report. What this tells you is the most # of hits through the proxy server by source, but it doesn't tell you anything about duration of their surfing. If you need to know how long they were on certain sites, I don't think there's a good way to…

 Mike, NCM is NOT a new product. We've renamed Cirrus (to make our branding match our product stategy), so Orion Network Configuration Manager = Cirrus Configuaration Manager. The new NCM web console is part of v5.0, and it will be FREE to every Cirrus customer with current maintenance. NCM has a separate web server, but…