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The issue is the reset condition (or lack of in this case). Change it to the first radio button and the alerts will clear automatically when the nodes come up

when the reset conditions are met, the corresponding alert is automatically cleared out. If the alerts are remaining active for weeks and in what sounds like months, it is more than likely that the alerts are being triggered for normal operating levels. I would say you probably need to look at your trigger thresholds and…

Short answer: If you need to setup some custom pollers or seeing Unknown devices, you do *not* need to update your MIB database If you need NPM to translate the trap variables, then you do need to update your MIB database and this is done via a support ticket Relevant links: Orion MIB Database – What Is It Good For? When…

You do it through the package boot editor Best resource for building custom packages https://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/solarwinds-community/product-blog/blog/2014/08/05/custom-application-deployment-with-patch-manager Example Package Boot Editor - Adding a regedit.exe

screenshot?

Which products do you own?

It's possible. It will require Custom SQL

Which template are you using? Can you post a screenshot? You should be able to click on 'Edit Application Monitor' and edit the template to change the threshold

Have you tried create a Dynamic Service Group (Settings > Manage Groups) and placing all of these (web transaction, apache application monitor, database application monitor) in a group? The group alert can include members and their status. That should help all teams know if one or multiple members are misbehaving.

It looks like you missed clicking on the checkbox for the 'none' filter conditions group. That explains why the 'up', 'down' and 'SYN ACK' conditions are not seen

There are default rules / settings that are shipped with the product but not turned on. Launch Syslog Viewer (or Trap Viewer) to see the default action. You may also want to refer to the Real-time Config Change Detection of the admin guide if you need more information on how this works

There are also a series of short tutorials on youtube Network Performance Monitor (NPM) Training - YouTube which products are you looking to learn?

Running NPM v11.5?

You can install SAM and add Windows VMs as a WMI node. This will measure latency from an OS perspective. Assuming you have VMware, the better option would be deploy Virtualization Manager, and enable the NPM/SAM-VMan integration to view a storage performance dashboard like below…

Can you drop this PHP script to your website to product an HTML output of that database status? You can then use SAM's HTTP User Experience Monitor and set the status based on keyword matches of the HTML output.

See http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/orion/docs/OrionServerMigration.pdf

wrong forum. please move your discussion to Server & Application Monitor forum

Go to 'manage nodes' under settings in the web console. you should find a drop down option there called ncm_licensed or something like that

The closest you can get to what you are after is to define a View by Device Type, which can you set from the global Settings page. ICMP nodes that are also discovered via vCenter (and so would any ICMP node) would have a device type of Unknown.

As long as it is not running an nDepth query, the schedule option should be available. Try saving the search, and click on the saved search and use the Gear icon

See A Few Tips and Tricks When Creating NCM Config Change Templates

If you try to connect manually via PuTTY from the NCM server, does it work?

‌is your goal to get familiar with SQL or build the report? if former, you can use the 'legacy' report writer utility on the solarwinds server to build these kind of reports along with your filters. The edit, view SQL menu option will reveal the SQL for you. if latter, both the legacy and the new report writers have the…

When you edit the application monitor, you will find an option called 'inherit order from template' to click on. If you click on it, it will allow you re-order the component monitors in the application monitor.

In your profile activity, you could see which specific threads that earned points. Now, you can't

What is the time frame for your search? Does your virtual machine have adequate resources? You may want to check the latency and queues for your virtual disk and datastore

Go to Advanced Alert Manager on the NPM server, edit the alert and go to the Trigger actions tab. Edit the trigger action and replace the NodeID variable with the Caption variable to see the node name.

If you go to MANAGE > Nodes view of the web console, what is the status of the AD node? If you status is 'green', double click on the node and it should show you the list of enabled connectors. Security log should be one of the connectors that is enabled by default. Also, can you check the license status of your LEM…

You may want to add in monitoring of ActiveMQ on TCP port 61616. I haven't attempted before but it *should* be possible to monitor things like queues using JMX. Apache ActiveMQ -- How do I find the Size of a Queue

Can you elaborate in your question? The severity of the message is set by the source device. Not sure what you mean by priority here