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I have share some feedback on product of solar winds. now lets see what happened.

But how i can redeem points and received prize in India location. please explain.

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Solved, as long as the correct company location is selected the re uest types show correctly

It's a bit of a specific scenario, but is useful I guess. If you use Firefox or Chrome, I could probably write a quick javascript bookmark workaround to save you a few mouse clicks?

With TCP, you can actually connect to the port to see if it's available. With UDP, you send data out, but there's no connection, so there's not really anything quite comparable.

yeah APM is a separate module you can purchase from Solarwinds that works with Orion and will monitor any/all processes on any given server.

Yes, but I don't think easily. I think you would have look at the source of the page for each interface, copy the URL for each chart, and then stick those in Custom HTML resources as Iframes. I'm going to try and work through one. I'm sure some work could result in something automated(at least semi) if you dive into making…

Hi, We had the same confusion when we first started using Solarwinds with our Red Hat servers and after logging a ticket with Solarwinds the answer we got back was that one is indeed the Physical memory usage but the other is the amount of memory being consumed by the running processes. I can't recall if they said it was…

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Orion NPM 9.1 doesn't support Windows Server 2008 or IIS7. That will change with NPM 9.5. When NPM supports 2008 and IIS7, APM will, too.

If the child process has a different command line than the parent, you might be able to use the command line filter to only monitor the process instances you care about. From Admin Guide Command Line Filter This optional field allows you to select which instances of a process you want to monitor, based on the command line…

Would love to see how you did this. What version of Remedy are you using? Can you provide some documentation on wasy to do this?

 We didn't buy anyone for the NetFlow module. All of our modules have been built organically. At this point, applications are defined by port. We'll be adding port and protocol in the next version.

Bump Can anyone here help? Thank you...

You can't do this with APM 2.5, but I think you can do what you want with the Beta for APM 3.0. You can sign up here:

In the advanced alert engine, you can alert off of polling details.

You can do this by modifying the connection template. <Command Name="DownloadConfigIndirect" Value="write net ${StorageAddress}:/${StorageFilename}"/> Also, you may need to do some other steps if you have multiple ASA's with the same OID. But it is possible.

It's hard to say. We would need more info.

 What error are you seeing? 

I'm a little confused where on the UI you're trying to do this. Can you explain more? When you "List Resources" for a node you have the option of selecting All, None, All Active Interfaces, All Volumes, All Interfaces: Although it doesn't look like it, the green tick and text are buttons you can click. In your situation I…

 We haven't tested it against SQL 2008. We will support SQL 2008 in the next version.

Just in case anyone is interested i've gone to AirMagnet and Ekahau for quotes for software to do wifi heatmaps. I will be putting solarwinds heatmaps in later on.

I felt a disturbance... such a sad loss to all. His imagination and perception was his very being.

Old, I know. Anyone have any ideas on this though? I'm having a similar problem

NPM determines that a node is down if it misses a series of pings, but if the first ping is missed, it then goes into fast poll mode and quickly does a series of pings, so it doesn't take long to call it down. Can you elaborate on what you mean about monitoring a rully redundant network?

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I found the answer from one of the VMAN Engineers. Shout out to Austin Tolman for this one.

Got it.

That's what we thought, too... and had already tried clearing the arp tables on all boxes involved. Who knows.