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When you re-install, do it from the Settings, QoE settings, manage sensors page.

You have probably seen this WMI: How to troubleshoot High CPU Usage by WMI Components | Ask the Performance Team Blog I haven't actually used this resource but seems pretty detailed to get to the bottom of high CPU caused by WMI

I doubt it says "you will *need* to install on another box". It is only a suggestion. Like any other Orion product and additional polling engines, you will need to first install the product on the main server and license it (evaluation or production license). Then install the necessary files on the additional polling…

Your SQL macro is correct. However, the screenshots is not an apples to apples comparison since 10.112.35.249 is not the list of IPs from your SQL output screenshot. Does the node with 10.112.35.249 indeed have multiple IPs?

alexmunte, a lot of your questions you are asking have been compiled in the FAQ below http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/5071/NTA+4.0+Installation%3A+Frequently+Asked+Questions Key things - Orion server + FSDB server must be both 64 bit - 3 servers ideal (1 for Orion server, 1 for FSDB, 1 for SQL). If that's…

I'm seeing the same behavior as well. Workaround - click on 'Customize Page' and add 'Legacy Multiple Statistic Chart'

Look at the indentation below the 'any' condition group here Re: Advance Alert Help If your server caption conditions have similar indentation, you should be good.

See SQL documentation for datediff. mi = minutes

There is a Cisco command show memory statistics history

The highlighted selections will do the trick for you. It won't be every 5 seconds though as the data is not polled so frequently in the first place

it is also lodctr /R (upper case R)

Those thresholds are placeholders to be used for alerts only at this point. I don't believe they affect the icon colors in the dashboard. The global settings are what impact the icon colors.

You only need to query your vCenter for mapping VMs to your SAN storage.

Im not sure support will be able to help here as it's really a SQL server issue at this point. Open the solarwinds database manager utility and see which table is the largest and the size of the npm database. The 10 GB maybe just the size allocated by SQL on the disk volume but not all of it maybe used for data. If it's…

If you assign an existing custom poller to a new node, or if you create a custom poller from scratch and assign to a node, does it make any difference?

Cool! The only thing to be aware of with this change is that the response time is expected to be higher for SNMP based availability checked compared to ICMP. So, if you have any device specific thresholds for alerting, you will need to adjust the same.

‌also meant to add, if you go to the ncm tab and click on the inventory view, you can run the interfaces report and make sure it does contain vlanid ad expected.

Wait! Why is there a sub-query in the SQL? Can you attach the .OrionReport file instead?

I think you will have to end up creating an alert for each tunnel. I don't see a way of getting away from that even with Advanced SQL alerts.

Dont see the same behaviour here with the special characters whilst running the same report. (you can also try this on http://storage.demo.solarwinds.com) Not sure what might be causing the VMDK info to stop.

Did you remove the checkbox shown in my previous reply?

You can put virtually any monitored object that has a status in a group - nodes, interfaces, application monitors, component monitors, custom pollers, ip sla operations, other groups, etc etc.

What he said. That is a key detail I left out

Are you able to attach your script to this thread? Also, you are running a 64 bit version of Perl. So, you will need to make sure you run the monitor in 64-bit mode

UAC does cause some very mysterious situations. It is a possibility but UAC settings do require a reboot to take effect. we need to narrow down at what level (ip, ports, application, etc). The steps outlined below are pretty good to try Steps to troubleshoot SQL connectivity issues - SQL Protocols - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

Try changing this line in the template from <Command Name="VirtualPrompt" Value="%"/> to <Command Name="VirtualPrompt" Value="DCC-3G-EXS-FW-0A%"/>

A support ticket maybe the best route here. A quick search says error 413 (see link below) means the client is sending more data than what the server is configured to handle. Some IIS settings may need to be changed here, as the resource below indicates it is not an issue with your browser. Partial Update:…

‌tunemein‌, you can also reference application custom properties (not just the description fields) from within scripts. The syntax is there in the admin guide.

Second one was already answered by aLTeReGo. It is working as designed in the Manage Nodes grid.

It is updated on a weekly basis sometimes if there are requests for new MIBs to be added. Have you tried download the MIB database, and searching for the F5 OIDs of interest? This is an oldie but a goodie - Orion MIB Database – What Is It Good For? Updated MIB database for the most part is only required for display of SNMP…