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there is a configuration change template available below that you might want to try Change telnet and console passwords.ncm-template stevenjwilliams83 may have a script to share NCM password change script
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if you are physically moving the server, it should be ok. It will show up as a different polling engine when you change the IP. so, you will still need to move the nodes from the 'old' polling engine to the 'new' polling engine.
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hi, We need to take a step back here. - You alert is on the component status. So, alert is triggered when the component status is down / error / warning, etc. In your case, when a warning or threshold is breached which again in your case is 1. So, whatever the script does doesn't matter - as long as it returns a value…
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So, is the script looking for matching lines since the last time it polled or for all occurrences in the file? What are the warning and critical thresholds? Can you show the historical graph for this statistic? If you are counting the total number of matches in a file, then it is likely that the alert is raised but never…
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Transforms can use pollers assigned to the same node. So, that's not an option for your use case. Your options would be either custom alerts or reports using Custom SQL or SWQL. The thread below will help you to derive the necessary SQL statement Re: Combine two UDPs on a line in a report you will probably need a SQL IF…
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is the Activate Rules button grayed out? The only other common reason why rules don't fire is because the LEM Manager time is not synchronized. So, the event timestamps would fall outside the 'Response window' of your rule definition, and hence wouldn't fire. You can infer time mismatch issues from the timestamps of the…
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I don't know the solution for this issue but this discussion might be relevant. So, take a look Customize user agent string? If that doesn't help, best to open a support ticket
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Thanks for sharing your alerts. I'm not sure how exactly you suppress the generic application and node alerts with this. For your user case, you can avoid custom SQL by using custom properties and Groups. - Create an Application Yes/No CustomProperty called AppAlert. Set this custom property for all your application…
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Good points mharvey. Also, where are these problem devices relative to the NPM server? Are they within the same LAN or would the ICMP query traverse any firewalls?
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Custom Property is the best way, but the method to update is actually quite straightforward than what has been discussed on this thread previously. Simply add a resource called 'Edit Custom Node Property' to the Node Details view
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No
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It would actually be the 'Multi Object chart' resource
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The script above is an excellent option. You can install an agent on this server and assign this template to avoid "footwork" of winrm, remote execution pre-reqs Another workaround is to leave your existing components as-is and create a group with these 2 component monitors. Choose 'best case' for group status calculation.…
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Step 1 (node selection) of the Config Change template is not configurable. however, You can set account limitations to your user accounts so that they can only select specific nodes.
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Have you tried walking this OID from the CISCO-REMOTE-ACCESS-MONITOR MIB to see if it provides the info you need 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.392.1.3.21 ?
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Here is a quick script adapted from Windows Script Monitor - Free DIsk Space to create a SAM component monitor I don't think the node status changes when a volume is full. option explicit ' Purpose: Orion Component Monitor script to check free disk space. on error resume next const DRIVE_LOCAL = 3 dim WMI, Disks, Disk dim…
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It looks like it is available only for domain controllers. Is it consistent with what you are seeing? Win32_NTDomain class (Windows) Where does WMI get the location data on a windows server?
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Going forward, you can set it up to automatically deploy it on new servers SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: Using the SolarWinds LEM Local Agent Installer non-interactively
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you will need to make sure those alerts have a 'write to netperfmon event log' action defined for both trigger and reset actions.
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sans, Two things that I noticed 1. Your SMTP server settings are not the same for Trigger actions and Reset actions. As suggested in previous responses, you can copy Trigger Action to Reset Actions to keep things consistent. 2. You have explicitly asked the Reset actions not to fire when the alert has been acknowledged…
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Settings > Manage Pollers. Assign 'Hardware Health Sensors' to the nodes
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${vbName1} will give you the 1st trap variable's translated OID name, ${vbData1} will give the corresponding trap variable value. Simply change 1 to the appropriate sequence number to reference the trap variable you need.
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Correct. Mapping of *physical* servers using SAN storage. It makes no difference for virtual machines
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The information is only available via WMI at this time. It's probably a feature request to provide the same ability via Agent as well.
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I also uploaded reports to get you started. Import it from the Content section of the web console. You can add the monthly, hourly to this report http://thwack.solarwinds.com/members/HolyGuacamole/files/hyper9_2D00_peak_2D00_iops_2D00_ds_2D00_esx.xml.aspx
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Something in the banner is causing the issue. The login prompt is being detected as topsecoperatingsystemtos_3.3.010.069c.1topsecnetworksecuritytechnologyco.,ltdhttp://www.topsec.com.cndcc-3g-exs-fw-0a% instead of dcc-3g-exs-fw-0a% Can you try to SSH from Putty, attempt a login and post a screenshot so that we can see how…
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Glad the suggestion helped. Please close out the discussion as Answered
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This version is not only has reached End of Life, but also the End of Support milestone for almost an year. NTA 4.x has numerous benefits - stores the netflow data in an efficient proprietary database - doesn't constantly churn your SQL database like what you are experiencing - stores the entire history at 1 minute…
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any reason to not use the out of the box Services Monitor to monitor the service on both servers, and use the Grouping of these 2 component monitors to know when both of them are running? Both Mixed mode and Worst case status calculation should do the trick.
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ttl Please start a fresh discussion in the LEM forum, and lets try to get to the bottom of this