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Take a look at this Warning about custom SQL alerts (reset trigger) You may want to move your query in the Alert lab forum
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Did you look at the eval guide http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/LEM/Docs/LEM_Evaluation_Guide.pdf ?
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Easiest way is to create a UnDP Transform poller that calculates the percentage using the 2 pollers you have created.
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Open Advanced Alert Manager. Open the alert list. highlight the alert and use the 'Export' button at the bottom of the alert list, and attach the entire alert definition
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I thought the default was No
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You can drill down to the Plan from the widget and access the Details page to see the computation details. Small, avergae, large is not predefined - its taking statistics from your inventory
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dave.smith@yumacountyaz.gov If you are still under maintenance, you should be able to open a support ticket to request an evaluation key for a short period of time.
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Interface availability is determined using the status returned by the device for SNMP polling. Are you able to post some screenshots to understand the situation better?
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I'm not sure if this is an actually tested scenario. The best approach would be de-activate the licenses prior to the conversion and activate them from the converted server. This is a self-service process as outlined in the admin guide http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/SAMAdminGuide.18.035.htm
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Why custom SQL? Why not use the out of the out of the box Interface Availability report as a starting point to report on availability % OR a custom report using Events are the data source?
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Go to Manage nodes, group by polling method. Choose snmp. Export the list
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The source of confusion maybe the 2 flavors of SRM - SRM Profiler (legacy) and SRM Orion (new and shiny). Maybe you can point me to the exact source of the documentation that is saying it is recommended to be installed on a separate machine to provide a more pointed response. The recommendation is more than likely related…
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Http://www.solarwinds.com/orion gives a good overview of what the Orion platform means and it's capabilities. It is indeed not a product. It is the platform on which most of the products are built. SRM Profiler has very lightweight integration with Orion, whereas SRM Orion is fully built on the Orion platform. If you are…
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If you just want the first row of the SNMP Table, use the same OID that you have used but use the GET NEXT option instead of GET TABLE. No need to calculate anything here
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That's correct, unless you have the "re-infer (TOT)" interval defined for the rule
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Apart from what superfly99 suggested on using the COUNT aggregation function, you can hide the TABs etc by checking the 'printable version' option as shown below
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Make sure you have applied all the hotfixes available in the customer portal. Open a support ticket to have it investigated
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You probably want to move this to the Netflow Traffic Analyzer forum or Report Lab forum. The SQL query is cut off on the right in your screenshot. It looks like the DateTime column is present in multiple tables involved in the query. If you change it to WHERE ( NetflowApplicationSummary.DateTime > (GetDate()-30) ) AND it…
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Can you post a screenshot of how the prompts look like from a Putty session?
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benzhang, I think you mean you setup an SMTP server (not SNMP server) from the Settings > Initial Alerting Setup section. If so, yes, this is expected behavior. The alerts can be managed from Settings > Manage Alerts where you can define your own email actions. You can also disable the out of the box alerts, and clone the…
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And it looks like you may be comparing Basic Alert Manager vs the web based alerting in v11. You should really be comparing Advanced Alert Manager in pre-v11 to the Web based alerting in v11. There should be no difference between these two in terms of the ability to exclude nodes. The options provided by hejman08 are the…
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Which polling method have you chosen? GET, GET NEXT or GET TABLE? It should be GET TABLE
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Unfortunately, not in the Traps view or the Message Center view. You can definitely customize it in your email message or create a custom tag to display that in a Tabular dashboard resource. To achieve the format you need the syntax would be Alert:${vbData4}: ${vbData2}
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Every Syslog message need not result in a normalized LEM event. The connectors are responsible for normalization. Correlation is performed on these normalized events. Can you post the copy-paste the full line of the message (you can change IPs but not the format)?
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why are you still using basic alert manager? why not advanced alert manager?
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See report templates referenced here Re: Trace a specific account & all devices using this account for polling The templates are using the Legacy Report Writer that is accessible from the SolarWinds server (not the web console)
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Bring up Computer > Manage and check the SolarWinds private queues. If there is a large number of messages there, there will be data loss. If it's all 0 or near 0, there will be no or minimal data loss.
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The steps outlined by curtisi are illustrated with screenshots in the evaluation guide http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/LEM/Docs/LEM_Evaluation_Guide.pdf
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You may want to move this to the appropriate product forum (like Network Performance Monitor, or Network Configuration Manager). Also, best to open a support ticket and supply diagnostics.
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What exactly is incorrect in the report above? Hard to tell just from the screenshot. Also, Top xx coversations is typically used for real-time troubleshooting or for a narrower historical time frame. How does the Top xx applications or Top xx protocols look for the same time frame? Also note that NTA v3.11 summarizes the…