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would it be possible to switch off any optimization for SNMP and let that protocol run unfiltered/unchecked. maybe bao@xxxlutz.at​ wants to share his experience with WAN optimization.

Hi Richard, there are some Nodes that do not "speak" SNMPv2, we found that especially Juniper Nodes did not get discovered when using SNMPv2. What we also found is when we manually click the "test" button in the Node Details below the SNMP Settings the node gets discovered.... but we can not do that manually for a large…

And the effort to do that was only a 2 hour Phone Call with a Remote session. I encourage everyone to take some time to look over their Environments and check especially for AV-Excliusions and Database Settings.

Of course Rick. The machine is so beefy that it must be some config/implementation stuff that needs to be tweaked. big MVP promise I will share our findings

No, elements are "interfaces / disks / ..." you can see the count in "settings" "all settings" "polling engines" unfortunately the screenshot is in German but this is how it should look like

is this regarding the same question as here? Download config to desktop via python/CURL

Alright, so here we go. - first of all you need your server where your application runs on (in you case citrix) added as a node in Orion - you need to poll this node by WMI with appropriate administrative credentials - you need to create (or download) a device template for you citrix application - check the content…

Unfortunately, this is not how NCM works. We need to get the config somehow via SSH. would there be any other form of scripted way to get the xml config? I know the SG has an API but I haven’t looked into that.

For agent based Monitoring check here: Deploy an agent with the Add Node wizard For asset inventory you need additional SNMP Credentials: Quote: "For Linux-based computers, you can choose to add SNMP credentials to collect SNMP data for Asset Inventory and Hardware Health from the remote computer." once you added the SNMP…

I'd also enable session tracing like you suggested, then check the logs. Can you Post here what commands are needed to show the config on a PaloAlto? also the format of the command prompt and the more prompt. maybe we can create our own template here with the combined effort of the community

Nope, in my opinion this won’t work. The database Schema is totally different. I am not too sure about the SDK capability of Orion Core 2015.. too long ago i would Update as far as you can go with Instance 4, Update instance 2 to the latest version and then merge the nodes from 4 to your new 2 instance. you will lose…

There have been discussions about a bug in 2019.x, that breaks custom SWQL widgets on the webpage. If you try the query in the „SWQL-Studio“ is it returning the correct results?

If it is a requirement we need to find a way... I assume discovery checks the additional IP addresses on the nodes and marks them as "duplicates" because this device is already managed (over the "main polling IP"). So I guess we need to get rid of the additional IP addresses on the node, then we might to be able to add the…

So it didn‘t work as last time. The provided scripts from another support (Veritas Enterprise Vault) wasn’t working on newer DB versions. i Will try again with the latest DB from 2019.4 and see how it goes. however - set up a new instance, migrate Nodes via API

To my knowledge you should be able to set up SNMP also on Hyper-V machines. Or are you using VMAN as well? however once SNMP is set up you could use a SAM SNMP Monitor to grab the needed information.

Hi serena​ thanks for the clarification. That might actually might have been the issue. Testing was done in October/November, for production I downloaded the installer recently.

I see, I got trapped by the output of the script because it looks VERY SAM PowerShell Monitor like. please allow some time for me to go through the script. Maybe I’ll find why the variable doesn’t get populated.

I didn't answer your question correctly... the Customer has over 70.000 Network devices, but only half of them need to be managed by NCM. So the Network is a lot bigger than the NCM Installation represents.

35.000 Devices/Nodes over 3 Polling Engines NCM Only (unfortunately) import of nodes via SDK from a CMDB my largest installations when it comes to number of nodes. But not the most complex installation cheers holger

The interfaces need to be added to the database. The topology in the background does not result in an Interface being monitored. go to „list resources“ in the Nodes View and have the interfaces discovered and added to the node.

Followed your instruction, feeling great! Thanks

@"tomiannelli" with your folding speed you will be in the top section in no time

be aware, that this only works in english installations of solarwinds, I try to keep it language neutral and use WHERE VolumeTypeID = '4' Because my fixed disks are called "Eingebauter Datenträger"

No license for any installed module means no upgrade possibility. Have that with a large Client currently who didn’t purchase maintenance for one single module...keeps all other modules stuck at 2019.4

I tend to avoid the usage of groups where possible and like @"mesverrum" mentioned work mostly with Custom Properties. I believe that CPs are more flexible than groups. However there are scenarios where a group is the only possible solution

The normal status Polling relies on your polling intervall. This is usually set to 120 seconds, so if your Node boots right in between these 2 minutes, the status does not change. However the "Last Boot" information on the node changes. This is a static-value on your operating system that Orion is able to poll.

@"sturdyerde"I „think“ this is the same thing for QNAP. I believe this is not something that is native on the Storage but on a „broker machine“ I could be wrong but I still believe it is not supported to monitor QNAP with SRM

Unfortunately you have to "fiddle" in the database on that. It is not recommended that you do that but it seems possible. You need to add a new poller assignment to the table that looks somewhat like that. insert into [dbo].[DeviceStudio_PollerAssignments] (PollerID, NetObjectType, NetObjectID, enabled) values…

I’ve had the same thought like @"vinay.by" Individual accounts are processed first, before Group accounts. You see this on the top right corner where your useraccount name is shown in the Orion GUI. If there is a AD group listed as well, you are logged in via Group Account. If you ably see your username you are logged in…

While I started to become hesitant in deleting stuff directly from the database and rather utilize the SDK for such tasks, I agree with @"cnorborg" that removing Pollers directly from the DB is OK. If you want to go down the rabbit hole: https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK