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This list shows the "componets", or discrete performance objects that APM can monitor. From these components, you create an Application Monitor Template that represents an individual app. You apply the template to your servers. This is not the list of applications you have created. To see those, go to Manage Applications.
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Well, I'm not sure I promised that exactly, but it's sort of true in v9. Unlike previous versions, Orion now treats the database as authoratative, so if you add a node via a sql script, Orion will pick it up. The reason I say sort of is that adding a node via SQL is not simple. There are a lot of elements to a node. Orion…
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go to orion polling setting and try adjusting the snmp timeout to a larger number. switches with huge amounts of interfaces are usually very busy and SNMP is low priority when the switch has to decicide whether to answer a SNMP request of figure out where to send the real traffic
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It's a major architectural change, so it's not going to happen in a service pack. The thing to keep in mind is that we are already moving new functionality to a new, multi-threaded poller. For instance, the VMware polliing in 9.1 is multi-threaded. We'll move some more stuff in 9.5. Yes, there will be a release where we…
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I'm assuming you have APM 2.0. Go to Admin > APM Settings > Application Monitors Then in the "Group by" dropdown, select "Application Monitor Templates". Click on the template name you're interested in. There you go.
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Didn't see the attempted report designer. Can you post the query you are using that isn't working?
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Are you looking at the library rules? Which one? There's a few malware-related rules (AV Update Failure, Virus Attack - Bad State, Worm Activity).
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Thanks Guru! Markus Alvarez
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So what is the MIB that I can use in order to get this traffic to show up in Orion for a POS interface?
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APM's doesn't have a monitor that looks specifically at tables. You can run any SQL Query with the SQL Query monitor. Is that change info available via a query?
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Exchange 2007 was included as a core part of APM in version 2.0 (August 2008)
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I think it depends on your SQL backup tools. There's nothing particular to Orion that would allow a partial backup or have the history stored elsewhere.
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It's possible to put the pollers in a separate location, but it's not recommended. EOC and multiple Orion servers is a much better approach.
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You might try upgrading to APM 2.5, which is available in your customer portal. We made major changes in the way applications are polled, which might (although no promises) help your situation.
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Which product are you referring to?
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I meant NPM 12.0.1.
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It can't be done today, and yes, it's on the roadmap. But, as always, I cannot give you a timeframe. I understand why you want timeframes, and but I hope you understand why I can't provide them.
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I always make sure I press activate rules after enabling or saving a rule. It is easy to forget to do this.
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Some background on using Any Alert/Event in rules that you may find interesting... (as you discovered there's no inherent technical limitation to doing it, I'm guessing the restart either cleared up some queued events during the re-mapping of your rules or some other system issue like time that was just a coincidence) On…
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not to worry. solved it.
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I had this issue with the display name for the group being different from the WIN2k name. Check to ensure that both are the same.
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A better one yet to weed out the "Alert Reset" Emails and just limit it to the Successful Emails. SELECT * FROM dbo.AlertLog WHERE (LogDateTime BETWEEN Convert(DATETIME, '2/1/2015') AND CONVERT(DATETIME, '2/11/2015')) AND ActionType = 'Email' AND Message LIKE 'Success%' AND Message NOT LIKE '%Alert Reset%' AND Message NOT…
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With some help from my boss and realizing I had the objects mixed up I figured it out on my own. For anyone interested in this query. SELECT * FROM dbo.AlertLog WHERE (LogDateTime BETWEEN Convert(DATETIME, '2/1/2015') AND CONVERT(DATETIME, '2/11/2015')) AND Message <> ('Alert Reset')AND ActionType = ('EMail') AND Message…
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The parsing error looks like two log lines got joined together somehow, you have the start of the next log line in the middle of the first log line and that caused the field mixups. The syslogs rotate on LEM at 6:25 am also, but a new log is created and things should continue uninterrupted. Are you receiving other syslog…
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Anyone else having similar issues?
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A poller can only retrieve a single column from a table. Because of this, if you want to get data from multiple columns in the table, you'll need to create multiple pollers.
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The UnDP gets one column. If you want the whole table, you need to get each columnn. Why, you ask. Well, every column can be a different type (e.g., one is text, the next is an IP address, the one after that is a number), and when you're trying to format it, you have to deal separately with each column. So to get the…
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I think having an IP address appear in a log that doesn't match a known list is the best suggestion we have - the DHCP but no Agent rule is an example if you have full agent coverage, but if you don't, you might be able to build lists of known hosts or known good IPs otherwise. Other ideas along those lines would be a…