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I see a couple of issues. You have changed the property monitor from volume to node just to select the custom property. leave it as volume. You still have access to the node properties. Second - u need to choose the ... button to the left of the "any" condition group to add the simple conditions to the group. It looks like…
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whpd Thanks for sharing your work. If you look at the Rules section of the eval guide, you will find examples of how you can create correlation rules that tell when there are more than X FileWrites in Y seconds/minutes/hours on the same/different machine+account (or any combination of the FileWrite fields) That will help…
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Agree with professionalusername, Custom Table is the way to go here
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Currently, retention is purely sized based. It is not possible to define an age based retention policy
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Please mark the discussion as 'Answered'
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Does your switch respond to these OIDs? CPU - 1.3.6.1.4.1.1916.1.32.1 Memory - 1.3.6.1.4.1.1916.1.32.2 You can verify using either the Universal Device Poller utility available with NPM or the snmpwalk.exe tool available in the Orion installation folder. If these OIDs work for you, you can override the OIDs used by Orion…
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The issue for which the hot fix was provided doesn't impact the cpu utilisation of the windows server. Instead the issue was that if it is a multicore 2008 r2 machine, the reported cpu utilization via WMI would be high due to the way those specific WMI classes are implemented by Microsoft. The hotfix uses alternative WMI…
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nimble MIB doesn't follow MIB2 if i can trust my memory, and is entirely in the private branch (1.3.6.1.4.1) of the MIB tree. NPM is definitely not going after these OIDs out of the box. So, you are definitely on the right path in using custom pollers (universal device poller). If you are new to SNMP, you will need to…
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How many URLs do you need to monitor per server? How many total URLs do you need to monitor?
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- You can manually apply the profile to specific nodes - On/Off is not persistent after a Reboot by design. It is not an enable/disable setting.
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Working fine. Running NPM v11. is there a way to insert (Now - KeepAlive) value in an alert? ${SQL:SELECT datediff(mi, KeepAlive, getdate()) FROM Engines WHERE EngineID=${EngineID}} Track it in a graph in Orion? In SAM, you can create a template with a SQL User Experience Monitor and use the query SELECT datediff(mi,…
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You may also want to change the platform setting from x86 to x64 Also, I am assuming you have clicked on 'Assign Credentials' while doing this testing?
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If that doesn't do it, you can use an SQL macro like the one in my response to this Configuring "Windows Event Log Monitor" alerting
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hi Landon, Seems to be working as expected here. I suggest you open a support ticket if its still an issue http://www.solarwinds.com/support/ticket Thanks, Aravind
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It's by design. See my workaround for similar situation Output last 25 syslog messages for node on Advanced Alert email
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Try the suggestions in this document http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/APM/docs/APMWMITroubleshooting.pdf
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Create Custom Pollers in SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor (NPM) - YouTube There are other product training videos available here https://www.youtube.com/user/solarwindsinc/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=5
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${SQL:SELECT DATEDIFF(mi, '${AlertTriggerTime}', GETDATE())/60 } : ${SQL:SELECT DATEDIFF(mi, '${AlertTriggerTime}', GETDATE())%60 } To learn more, see arithmetic operators in SQL - Arithmetic Operators (Transact-SQL)
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Can u post a screenshot of ur message definition, and your email notification?
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macdoug, it is not possible to mark multiple nodes as dynamic IP nodes from the GUI. ctlswadmin has the best 'solution' for you. Why are you monitoring so many workstations anyway?
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Yup. Like in the example
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Best to have a support ticket opened to investigate the issue
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Do you have SAM (Server & Application Monitor) ? If so, take a look at the template attached to this thread Monitoring ESXi Hosts - A deeper look at the what and the why
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IP SLA operations are unrelated to MOS score reporting of actual calls. IP SLA calls are simulated calls between 2 IP SLA capable Cisco devices, whereas the CMR/CDR logs show actual call quality. CCM may not be logging jitter, latency and packet loss for voicemail and soft phone calls in the first place
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where exactly are you stuck? any screenshots? HOME > Reports, Manage Reports, New Report, click on the 'Add Content' button, and you can search & add for any of the dashboard resources that you see when you drill down to an Interface from the dashboard. It will prompt you to select the interface. It will also let you…
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Yes, it's possible. If you look at the tables in the query and see the table structure, there is a RowId column that you need to include in the query so that you have all rows.
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can you post a screenshot of what fields you are seeing?
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To pick up local logon failures, you do need an agent on the workstation. Workstation nodes are priced differently than the regular nodes like servers, routers, firewalls, switches etc. For a good read of all the benefits of monitoring workstations, see the blog below Why & How of Monitoring Workstations with Log & Event…
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This should help
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Same database, just additional tables. For example, npm is installed first and when you install sam, IPAM on the npm server the installer will simply add ipam+sam specific tables to your npm database. Generally, everything goes on the same server unless your teams have strictly separated cost centres, roles and…