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When you drill down to the node, what do you see in the 'All IP Addresses on ...' resource, similar to the one seen here? http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N:665

hello-world‌, what are you intending to do with the output of the show command?

Which licenses do you own? Which devices are in your DMZ?

You will need SAM to get hardware health status of ESX hosts. The information is gathered via vmware API, and can be gathered from the ESX hosts directly or through vCenter. OMSA is not used for this purpose.

It is probably a mail relay setting on your SMTP server. NCM doesn't make any distinction on internal / external email recipients.

Try this ${SQL:SELECT REPLACE(${APM:ComponentDetailsURL},'RL-IAPS-03','prod-snpm.domain.com')} In place of ${APM:ComponentDetailsURL}

You may want to move this discussion to the Network Configuration Manager forum

Do you have a screenshot to share? What kind of events are associated with these 'bogus' nodes?

What needs to be customized? Why isn't the default template working? Template creation utility can be downloaded from Speed-up the creation and maintenance of your NCM device templates!

The performance counter is indeed not available on the system or the credentials you have assigned to these components do not have access to them. You may want to try rebuilding the performance counters by using the lodctr /R command on the affected Windows system, and see if it rectifies the issue.

You only need to "Enable Statistics" on both your SPs. Profiler does not require data logging to be enabled. Let us know where you see us mention that, and we will have the documentation corrected. Remember that Enabling (disabling) Data Logging implicitly enables (disables) Statistics Logging. Once you turn off Data…

Yes, it's possible with Custom SQL using CASE statements. See instructions for similar request below Combine two UDPs on a line in a report

Another possibility is to have your backend firewall send to a different syslog server such as kiwi syslog server. Install an LEM agent on the syslog server, and enable the relevant connector on the agent node as opposed to the LEM 'appliance'

Are you saying you are unable to access the web console view of NetPath services from outside the SolarWinds server? It's definitely not a function of where you access the browser from. It sounds like it's related to the user credentials. Maybe try another browser and another user login?

See video #12 Network Performance Monitor (NPM) Training - YouTube

Universal refers to the ability to poll any OID. What is your use case for manipulating results across 2 different pollers applied to 2 different nodes?

If the test email worked but the correlation rules are not firing (and hence not sending email notifications), it is most likely a time sync issue. Check this discussion Re: I see the alerts, but my rule doesn't fire

You should be using the ${GroupStatusRootCause} variable to include information about the down nodes

Have you checked the security log of the machine you are testing? If there is nothing there, then LEM has nothing to pick up. You will need to enable auditing. If it's there, then try doing an nDepth. search. You may just to define your filter differently.

You would have to setup each SQL server instance via the Settings --> Getting Started pages. The information is gathered directly from the Profiler Server (not via the agents loaded on your SQL Servers). The Profiler service resposible for this data collection is called Profiler Poller

See if this is applicable to you http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/2172

you need to specify the OID for the SNMP Table column you want to monitor, and choose GET TABLE for the poller type. you cannot define one poller for the entire SNMP table

Is SNMP polling allowed on the external node? If so, click on 'List resources' for the node and change the 'Status & Response time' option from ICMP to SNMP

When multiple Orion products are installed on the same server, it will always use a single database.

‌this can be accomplished using a script monitor the thread below should be a very good starting point Check All Services Which Set To Automatic Mode Are Running

I'm pretty sure you would need to do this in the database. The table you need to look at is called Pollers. You will need to set the Enabled field to false for the pollers I.StatisticsErrors32.SNMP.ifTable and I.StatisticsTraffic.SNMP.Universal. You will need to match up the interface ID in the NetObject value following…

Your options are 1. Get the precise OID that shows Chassis information (as you suggested) and setup SNMP GET pollers as opposed to GET TABLE pollers. 2. Leave the current GET TABLE pollers and rather than use the out of the box resources to display the data, add a Custom Table resource and filter the information displayed…

what is the error you are seeing when you run it inside SAM's PowerShell monitor?

It's because your Poller definition says 'MIB Value Type' is 'Counter'. NPM will automatically compute the difference between 2 consecutive polls for Counter types. The test results show the current value of the OID. Switch to Raw Value, and you will get what you need.

My suggestion to troubleshoot would be install Wireshark on the NPM server, and do a pcap with a capture filter set to one of these devices. I doubt NPM is alternating the protocol used (SNMP vs ICMP) with each poll. It sounds like it is trying to resolve to a name. Have you tried to adding entries to the /etc/hosts file…