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Just to make sure, you can group your web nodes, WPM steps, SAM application monitors all in the same group. You would then use the 'Alert me when a Groups is in a warning or critical status' or 'Alert me when a group is down' to be alerted on the overall status. There are Rootcause macros you can choose from the alert…

Using NPM - you can chart the UnDP transform Using SAM - if your objective is just to graph the result of multiplying 2 component monitors, you will need to use custom SQL/SWQL. The other option I mentioned earlier was to script it so that you have the result readily available as a component monitor.

Use Interfaces.NodeID=575 instead of NodeID='N:575'

For anyone looking at this information, I just uploaded custom pollers based on these OIDs Linux Disk IOPS

Hi dkeyser I know it's an old post. Did you ever end up building custom pollers for this? If you did, can you kindly upload them here Network Performance Monitor I thought I would ask before re-inventing the wheel. Thanks in advance.

Correct. The reason that Syslog is available as an application to choose for QoE is because Syslog can be configured to use TCP. UDP is the default and more commonly used protocol for Syslog

You should be able to add a Custom Object resource and arrive at the same result without all the iframe stuff.

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When you ping manually, what is the response time? Could be a timeout issue which can be set from the polling settings

Please open a ticket Submit a Ticket | SolarWinds Customer Portal Choose 'Evaluation' as the case type

- Is the resultant URL after running it through the ${SQL:..} macro as per this format? http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/en/flarehelp/npm/default.htm#../content/OrionCoreAGPassingLoginInfoURLParams.htm… - You can try to setup a DirectLink account instead to bypass having to login…

Ah! This was an Engineer's Toolset issue, not a Network Performance Monitor issue

Snmpwalk.exe is used to collect MIB walks only. It is not required for normal operation of NPM. Double check the path listed in this KB SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: SolarWinds SNMP Walk: A new tool for collecting SNMP MIB walks

You are close. The following query returns the list of interfaces for the affected node ${SQL:Select FullName FROM Interfaces WHERE NodeID=${NodeID} } but the SQL macro always returns only the first row, first column. To return the entire result set, you can modify the query as below with a ; delimiter ${SQL:Select…

Can you enable Session Tracing (you can enable that from NCM Settings), and attach the session trace file and also screenshots from a Putty session if you were to manually connect and run the show active command?

Also, Edit the Node and explicitly choose your custom template.

hi, you might want to check the License settings page to see you have enough Poller licenses available. There should be atleast 1 Poller license available to you. You can edit an agent and unassign the Poller license to release it back to the license pool

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FYI, it is not a Java issue. The error shown in a Javascript error. Which browser are you using, and are you using the browser on the SolarWinds server? Have you tried using Chrome, and from your PC?

How many entries do you see in the Settings > Polling Engines page?

danielfrei, did this template Remote Ping via Linux work for you?

and, what are the settings for email options?

You are right. There is no such option for 'Tomcat Server Monitor' component type. aLTeReGo​ may know something that we don't know. You may need to create your own script to extract that request count via http. Script Monitors have the ability to compute differences.

Which MIBs are these out of curiosity? You will need to enter MIBs into the MIB database mainly to display trap variables correctly. Please take a look at the below as it gives a good understanding of the role of MIB database Orion MIB Database – What Is It Good For?

Is it a domain credential? Can you post a screenshot of the credential settings that should get matched up with this vCenter?

To add to what Zack said, if ICMP is blocked on this node for any particular reason and it is added as an SNMP node in SAM, you can click on 'List Resources' for that node and choose to determine availability purely via SNMP.

or if you want to copy specific component monitors from 1 template to another, then you can do from SAM Settings > Manage Component Monitors within Templates option

Did you deploy the agent manually or from the web console? If you did it manually, uninstall and do it from the web console using the sensor deployment wizard. The agent only provides the communication channel back to the polling engine / orion server. The sensor runs on top of that.

It looks like your OID is a counter type of variable. I say that because you mentioned that the value is increasing. So, it is a running count. Edit your poller and change it to a 'Counter' object. NPM will then automatically compute the difference between polls for you. You can then simply use the Report Writer (web based…

Some screenshots of your comparisons would help.