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you see that big red message - that's concerning. try the 3 "replace" instruction sets in this KB and skip the "repair" instructions. SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: Collector Data Processor and Collector Polling Controller start and stop intermittently

The value column is blank in your screenshot. Which means there has never been a successful poll for this OID. Hence, no alert has been generated. Did you change the format to Text? If not, change it to Text and see if it makes any difference. In the web console, go to Settings and then Polling Engines. you will find a…

Good morning. Get you cup of coffee and look at my screenshot carefully. You are not looking in the same place

To get performance stats out of a 6.x firmware, you will need to install and configure a Legacy LSI SMI-S Provider which looks like is still available from the LSI website. The perf stats you can pull out of 6.x firmware is limited compared to what you can get out of 7.x firmware. You will have to change the default CIM…

I meant look here. In the Group By section, expand Riverbed, expand the node, expand the Pollers folder and click on your poller name

Cheers for the update. How exactly did you resolve it?

I edited the blank comment. see the comment above

Close. Click on the node name from the list of nodes.

Format can be text. Allow it to poll (give it a few minutes). In the UnDP utility, on the left part of the menu, you can expand the node, expand the Pollers folder, click on the poller name and you can see the polling results on the right. Post a screencap when you get there

Your OID is incorrect. You should have punched in 1.3.6.1.4.1.17163.1.1.2.2, not 1.3.6.1.4.1.17163.1.1.5.2.2.0

Now we are making progress. The response from the device for this OID is a text called "Healthy". So, no Enumerations involved here. Delete the old custom poller that is giving you heartache. Create a new one with the following inputs OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.17163.1.1.2.2.0 Value type Raw Value Format - None SNMP Get Type - GET…

In that case, I have run out of options. Good luck.

The password field.

No, they can be different. You can use the global device defaults or a connection profile or explicitly enter credentials for an NCM node

You may want to turn on Session tracing and see if the session trace files reveal anything Settings > NCM Settings> Advanced Settings> and tick “Enable Session Tracing” checkbox. afterwards go to the session-trace directory and look

Did you check the status of the Remote Registry service?

hi Jason, Are you evaluating Storage Manager or this pertains to a licensed copy? Have you tried opening a support ticket with us as this probably needs a remote session to diagnose further (http://www.solarwinds.com/support/ticket)

ok great. Please go ahead and close out the thread as Answered. Also, kindly share your final version of the template here Network Configuration Manager

It's possible your Reset query is incorrect. Take a look at this if you haven't already Warning about custom SQL alerts (reset trigger)

I meant - is the 4GB spread evenly across the 24 hour period (i.e., 0.167 GB per hour on any given day)? Or is the bulk of that happening at specific hours of the day? And, when you say secondary poller - you mean an additional polling engine (not secondary server for Failover Engine) and this 4GB is traffic going to this…

Try this as an Advanced SQL report SELECT Nodes.SysName, Nodes.IP_Address, Nodes.NodeID, VlanID, VlanName, UDT_Port.Name AS PortName, UDT_Port.PortIfDescr FROM [dbo].[UDT_VLAN], [dbo].[UDT_Port] , [dbo].[Nodes] WHERE Nodes.NodeID = UDT_Port.NodeID AND UDT_Port.PortID = UDT_VLAN.PortID AND UDT_VLAN.VlanID = 1

It should be the modulus_size parameter in the crypto key command Cisco ASA 5500 Series Configuration Guide using the CLI, 8.2 - Configuring Management Access [Cisco ASA 5500-X Series Ne… check the current configuration to see if it's less than 1024

I am glad it worked for you. You can work out the variables from the Alert wizard itself. Simply select the correct object type first in the Trigger condition - in this case Component Simply use the Insert Variable buttons in your trigger actions Then make sure your first drop downs is set to the object you are looking for…

The poller and label are both using the same OID - 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2 You should be setting up the poller on the service status - 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7, and use 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2 (service name) as the label

hi Anita, If you are evaluating the software, please reach out to your sales contact to arrange for engineering assistance. If you have already purchased the software, please open a support ticket

Interesting! Taking a closer look at the screenshot you posted on Nov 21, 2014 1:03 AM, it didn't even get to sending the user name and password. It maybe related to shorter keys as mentioned here Connection refused by router ( via SSH)

That's just impossible. See the exact path listed in this KB SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: SolarWinds SNMP Walk: A new tool for collecting SNMP MIB walks

If the web platform is IIS, you can simply use the AppInsight for IIS template. It monitors all the associated certs via the template. You will find an example below http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/APM/IisBlackBox/IisSiteDetails.aspx?NetObject=ABIS:140

you can use the ${GroupStatusRootCause} variable to show which members are down.

OK, so the perfmon counters are working locally but not remotely. If you launch perfmon on the SAM server while logged in as the same user as SAM credential, and put in this computer name - you should see the same behavior. At this point I suspect, - the Remote Registry service on the target computer is turned off - UAC is…