HolyGuacamole

I copied your template above and set it manually for a Cisco device, and it sticks. I am using NCM v7.3. You may want to try setting this from the NCM Win32 console on the NCM server instead of the web console.

Yes. Setup an NCM job

You poller and alert definitions are both absolutely fine. Try the following - In the alert manager, highlight the alert and click on the 'Test' button at the bottom of the alert list. select your riverbed node and wait for the log to be refreshed. I am suspecting your email action is not working properly - add other…

The LEM Agent itself has very minimal overhead. For Kiwi, you can find some guidelines here System Requirements for Kiwi Syslog Server with Kiwi Syslog Web Access and here Kiwi Syslog Server - System Requirements | Kiwi something like 4GB 2GHz *should* be enough

If you use the following SQL macro in any of your trigger action messages, it *should* display a comma separated list of down pools ${SQL:SELECT Name + ',' AS 'data()' FROM F5_Pools WHERE NodeID=${NodeID} AND AvailabilityState=3 FOR XML PATH ('')}

Are you sure the first screenshot indicates a successful connection? It is just showing the SSH version. A successful connection should show you a prompt after which you can run commands like enable or show run etc.

What is the version of the Flare OS?

Ah. It's an Application level alert, not a component alert. I missed that bit from your first screenshot. The thwack thread you linked in your original posting and the variable options in my screenshot are both for a component monitor alert.

Let me have 1 more go at the thwack discussion with the most responses! Let's do this 1 step at a time. Remote desktop to the SolarWinds server, browse to the installation folder - typically Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion and you should find a utility called snmpwalk.exe. Launch that, punch in the OID that is giving…

The only way you could possibly do this is through a script that would in-turn make API calls. The API is available for download here Orion SDK Information Once you install, there is a powershell example in the Samples folder called NCM.ExecuteScript. However, passing parameters from Trap Viewer to a powershell script is…

Ok. Not much you can change in this resource then. Your only option maybe a custom report using the legacy report writer, and adding a 'report from report writer' resource to the dashboard. I believe it auto applies a NodeID filter to the report when you add it to a node details view (I need to go back and check on this)

Looks right, but as I said you don't need an Advanced SQL report. Did you try the other report template? Did you try to Filter Results the following way first?

Install Kiwi, launch the console, click help and search for actions in the documentation

In that case, what you can do is add a 'Custom Table' resource to the view. Select 'Virtual Machine' as the data source. Add the VM name, network IO, columns. Change the drop down to 'Virtual Datastore' and add the datastore name, datastore IOPS and latency

you may want to verify if you can login to Command View directly using the login / password supplied or re-type the password or check if the account is locked out.

while webdev fixes the issue, please open a support ticket http://www.solarwinds.com/support/ticket/supportticket.aspx and select "Storage Manager Eval" from the Solarwinds Application drop down. You can provide any value for the customer id & serial number if you dont have one.

Since it's a component level alert, did you try just using the macro instead. ${N=SwisEntity;M=Application.CustomProperties.AdditionalContactEmail} The custom SQL is being parsed most likely because it's invalid. Try the following instead only if the macro by itself doesn't work ${SQL:SELECT AdditionalContactEmail FROM…

If you are able to test it out, please post back your results.

That's kinda what I suspected would happen. You may have to settle for | or your favorite separator

thanks for sharing the resolution. you may want to mark your answer as the correct one

Active Endpoints (per node) was the closest to what you need but doesn't have options to choose Node properties. The following query gets what you need for Direct connections SELECT TOP 10000 Nodes.NodeID AS NodeID, UDT_AllEndPoints.PortNumber AS PortNumber, UDT_AllEndPoints.VLAN AS VLAN, Nodes.SysName AS SysName,…

Some thoughts in the interim - A scheduled custom report to list devices based on your criteria that do not have an NCM license assigned - SDK: A slightly related discussion here Autodeploy LAN, add to NPM and NCM, and collect backup etc - If you are able to come up with the script above to assign an NCM license to a node,…

thanks for patiently and humbly waiting attached is a report that can use the out of the box options to restrict the report scope to certain days of the week and certain hours of the day. You can then use the Report > Show SQL option in the report writer to see the SQL that would be used to generate the report. If you want…

Are you using network atlas on the npm server or on your desktop? If u r using NPM 10.6 or higher, you can include undp on a map. Open a support case to solve the mystery.

Open the alert manager, and the list of alerts, click on the alert, click on the 'Export' button at the bottom of the alert list and attach the file

What was the issue?

can you confirm 172.16.0.21 is the IP of the Command View Server, not the Solarwinds Storage Manager (Storage Profiler) server?

great! be sure to post the results of your test back to the community.

Very strange. The session trace looks good. A few more things to try Option 1: Disable pagination. If there a command like in Cisco where you set the terminal width and length to 0 to disable pagination (see the default Cisco device template file), use that command to set the RESET command <Command Name="RESET"…

You may want to close out this discussion as 'Answered'