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Solarwinds support is awesome, it's like virtual support. Virtually non existant

A couple of things to try: * If you're using daily rotation, wait until the next day is triggered to see if LEM picks up the NE W log file automatically. (Since this was posted 2 days ago, you'd know this by now. ) * Try restarting IIS, if you can (maybe on a test server) and see if it'll pick up after the restart. * Try…

We saw this with a few users today. Please open a Support ticket with diagnostics.

Polls per seconod tuning won't impact APM. Have you considered upgrading to APM 2.5? We made some significant changes to how APM polls, so it may help.

Michael, We don't support Orion on Vista, but we also don't support Orion on xp or Win2k Professional because they are desktop operating systems, not server operating systems. That said, do you think we should support desktop operating systems, and if so, why? Understand that every new OS we support has a cost in terms of…

personally i have found the HTTP monitor in APM incredibly unreliable... the reported response time is around 100 times higher through APM than it is if i use internet explorer from the Orion server to get to the same URL!! I am going to try and migrate to an IP SLA probe that sits in our network to poll port 80 on the web…

yup! sorry for the duplication.

I'm not sure what you mean by "compare". Can you provide more detail on what you're trying to do?

QoS policies can be flexible in that way. A voice policy can be a priority queue for peak call volume but that doesn't mean other classes can't use bandwidth from the voice policy if available. The QoS implementation on the router, for example, is already looking at the traffic and managing it dynamically based on your…

anybody can help me?

 Be sure that you've got your Views by Device Type set correctly.

There is not currently a way to un-acknowledge an alert. Your best bet may be to clear the alert, and since it's still active, it will re-trigger, but will no longer be acknowledged. The side affect of this is that any actions set up for the alert, such as emails or script execution, would re-trigger. Thanks, Casey

There are many threads regarding this, do not expand on the Solarwinds defaults as the REGEX is not documented and as you found out, you will break real time change detection messing with it.

If it supports SNMP and you can get the MIB, Orion should be able to poll it. Denny LeCompte Sr. Product Manager, Orion SolarWinds

Hello. Please try the following: On your Orion server go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SolarWinds.net\Alert Manager\Settings,Disable Alert Actions Set to false or delete entirely Advise thereafter.

Hopefully the emoji comes through: ️or first... When they are all agents, you can use connector profiles, which are like a UDG that contains both the name and IPs for those agent nodes. BUT, for syslog sources, the UDG method is your best bet, and that's what I've used in the past as well. I used to have UDGs for my…

Any progress with this issue? I am also getting the same error.

You get VIM as standard. So as long as snmp is setup you get some pretty good info! it allows you to monitor the cpu's, memory, network traffic, storage, vm's, consumption of resources, and all the hardware. I haven't got vman at this customer but we use vim every day to keep an eye on the limited virtual infrastructure…

Not really - I think there was a FR for IP ranges/subnets in UDGs. And, just wildcards are valid, not full regex (yet anyway). So, you'd have to wildcard it out - 172.16.*, 10.0.0.* - or use a CSV to make a big list (which might cause slowness when searching if it's huge).

We are in the process of doing this right now with e-service desk. I've done it in the past using an ODBC connector taking event information from the Orion SQL database pulling out the relevant fields directly into a bespoke help desk system. They want to do the same here having an e-mail generated via standardized…

Raja, I would like to solicit your input regarding your interest in Solarwinds developing a ShoreTel VoIP & Network Quality Manger (VNQM) similar to what they developed for Cisco, Like with Cisco this will allow Solarwinds and ShoreTel customers to import the ShoreTel CDRs to query, report, analyze, etc... real VoIP…

IP SLA is a Cisco feature embedded in Cisco devices. You can use Solarwinds IP SLA Manager along with NPM and SAM to monitor ShoreTel devices (e.g. switches, servers, appliances, etc...) combining these products will provide allow you to monitor devices, networks, and path quality.

 So how would you expect that to work? Would you want to suppress blinking across the board? Or would you want to specify particular interfaces to ignore?

Will there be a new release soon where this problem is solved? I dont wont to change all of my Windows Server to English

you can try this link en.wikipedia.org/.../Comparison_of_network_monitoring_systems

In most cases, it does shut down immediately, but we've noticed some cases where it takes longer than expected. We'll take another cut at making it shut down more quickly in more cases in a future release.

Hey This post has already been answered here : Switch port status in NPM Hope that helps. Adam @acmtix

 Thanks for reporting this. We're pretty sure this pre-dates SP1, but we'll look at getting it fixed.

You would have to edit the HTML of the page yourself. It would be overwritten if you run the configuration wizard. I have to say that your page doesn't look typical. It seems like something unusual is going on. You might want to open a ticket.

basically you need to go into the router and issue bandwidth statements on the tunnel interface assigning an appropriate value so the percnetages reflect correctly. For some reason when you create a tunnel it defaults it too a 8kb bandwidth as example. Once you have assigned the bandwidth on the tunnel give it a couple…