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Thank you Gents! I'll run it thru SQL Manager. Ross...Report Writer version will be nice too. Hope it's not too much trouble. Ron

Ross...I attempted to set up the SQL report but Report Writer didn't like the GO statement. Can you shed any light? SQL if not my forte.

My thanks to everyone for your feedback with this post! Very nice work Ross and Zoran too! I wish I had your skill sets to develop this kind of stuff!

I agree, that would be helpful. The sort feature doesn't really seem to be working all that well for us anyway. Within the map area, we filter by a specific cluster, then do a sort of, say CPU Used %, within the Virtual Machines area and there's no really rime or reason on how it's sorted. The first 5 VM order list is…

Hey, We've seen this issue frequently with our most recent release (though not 100% of the time which makes things fun), and it's something we've resolved in 5.3 which will be available tomorrow (10/25). There is, unfortunately, no workaround that we've found.

..or to put it another way; is this the correct way to verify that a Node I've Unmanaged has in fact switched to the Unmanaged state? Thanks, Scott

Thanks for your advice, NG! I'll give it shot.

Ours is doing the exact same thing with the exact same error message. We are running the most recent version of WHD on a Windows 2003 server. This has happened 8 times in the last 3 days.

It looks like I'll have to put this on the backburner for now, since the level of effort is prohibitive.

Do you have any DNS entries for the old laptop?

Submitted today!

Which page of the UnDP are you seeing this on? Is this for an OID that's in our MIB database? If so, that may help me reproduce it more quickly... If you haven't already, please open a support ticket and send some diagnostics along with it. Also let them know I asked for the diagnostics.

Are you getting other emails/alerts? Are you getting other emails/alerts from that source? Assuming the log data is still coming in, the most common reason is clock drift, but it could also be a slight format change in the fields you were keying off of (the connectors do get updated during an upgrade). I'd recommend…

Map Maker is covered in detail in the Admin Guide: www.solarwinds.com/.../wwhelp.htm A line can be associated with only one object.

D- I'm assuming that you have this data stored somewhere in NetPerfMon (custom properties on the Nodes table). More than likely you'll need to write a custom resource to display this information- there's some very helpful information in this post here:

These stats are available via WMI. In APM 2.0, go to the AppBuilder and choose WMI Performance Counter. This monitor type will allow you to browse you SQL Server and select these counters.

I have the same issue. I looked at the link but it doesnt look like this is the same issue. We are not trying to customize anything we just want the screen to refresh on a schedule and never timeout or freeze.

***FIXED*** The reason this happens is because your license.dat file is corrupt. The resolution is to get the LicenseCleanup.exe from Solarwinds. Luckily, a guy I work with had the exe. Thanks for ABSOLUTELY ZERO HELP Solarwinds!!!

They don't jive because you are looking at different time frames. I bet NTA and the what you see at the router differ by 15 minutes or more Set active flow time out to one minute and see if that helps at all. It will make what you see in NTA pretty accurate, maybe more so than than the router itself. ip flow-cache timeout…

Just in case - which product(s) are you referring to? If it is LEM (since this is the LEM forum ), when you delete a node from LEM, the data for that node is NOT deleted. All of the data is preserved and data is only recycled based on space available needs. If we're talking SAM or NPM, I can move your thread to one of…

Is this not possible?

Not at this time. Which version are you using?

-- Display Any Duplicate Nodes USE Netperfmon Select IP_ADDRESS, count(*) FROM NODES GROUP BY IP_address having COUNT (*)>1 HTH!

 Did you upgrade NetFlow to 2.1? NPM 8.1 requires NTA 2.1.

In APM 3.0, you'll be able to use a new Performance Counter Monitor that uses RPC instead of WMI to get at the data. If you're on maintenance, you can download the Release Candidate and try it now.

The UnDP is designed to be backward compatible. We haven't had any problems reported. Well, it's possible that there have been more than zero, but I haven't heard, so at the very least, it's been minor.

Thanks NG! I missed that.

Regarding Cisco devices, Solarwinds is able to poll from the bandwidth setting on the interface. Say for like a MetroEthernet connection you would terminate this in a 100mb/1000mb Ethernet interface, though your actual provided bandwidth may only be 25mb. In which case you would need to go into Solarwinds and adjust the…

NG - I am experiencing similar issues with false positives on Enterasys switches. Where is the fast poll timer setting?

its not elegant but you can asign the view to the individual devices only problem is that you would have to update the view everytime you added a new device of that type