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This means the credentials aren't correct or the connection is not allowed by the device from the NCM server. Are you able to login manually from the NCM server with the same set of credentials?

Before upgrade: You will need to disable the integration you have established between Orion and DPA, but don't have to uninstall the integration module itself. After upgrade: The other products should work fine with NPM 12. You can verify this by using Product Upgrade Advisor…

The community string test you have configured on your WLC is probably a read-only community string

You should be able to edit the alert, and use elements of the alert definition in a top n dashboard widget to show the list of snapshots

The schema isn't published, and is not really guaranteed to remain the same with versions. The API is the preferred option for data extraction and be backward compatible. If you want to query the database directly, the easiest way to figure out which tables have that data is to add the columns you need using the legacy…

This one? http://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSAG2TJPvS5Y1nq9rtjcLeP1sfzpZIi8q If not, the process is really - Create a group of your downstream devices. You can use a dynamic query if these devices have some attribute in common such naming conventions, custom propertied etc - go to settings, manage dependencies. Choose…

I would choose something like Local3 rather than log_user. You can use the checklogs command to see if the logs are reaching LEM http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/3437/Using+the+CMC+%22checklogs%22+command if you log to local3, use /var/log/local3.log. if you log it to local2, file path would be…

How does it communicate? Agents push to the virtual appliance using the ports listed here SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: SolarWinds LEM Port and Firewall Information specifically, 32022TCPNon-standard port for SSH traffic to the SolarWinds LEM appliance37890-37892TCPTraffic from SolarWinds LEM Agents to the SolarWinds LEM…

I am not sure I fully understand the issue here. If you talking about migrating the SAM templates, you can export whatever custom templates you might have built using the export / import features you will find under SAM settings, manage templates. When you assign the templates to your server nodes, you can use 'inherit…

In a bandwidth sensitive design, SNMP has the least impact and WMI has the most. Agent is very efficient in terms of bandwidth usage but of course will be more than SNMP.

It's because the SQL query is incorrect. What is the objective of your SQL macro ?

lbrowne‌, 2 things 1. You have selected a Multi-object chart resource. That is the reason why the node selection is static (your core router) as opposed to showing it for the node you drilled down to. You will need to select a Node Details category of resource, and find the memory usage chart resource to add. 2. To set the…

The easiest thing to do would be to actually install a Storage Manager agent on a server that can see both your production and iscsi storage network, and remove the virtual NIC you added. The agents can be downloaded here…

Is this happening for the out of the box 'Restart a service' alert? Where are you seeing these log messages?

Presumably you have creating a config type for running this command. Setup an NCM job and choose the option to log the results to a file. It won't be a report exactly but you will have all the information in a single page.

You can take a look at any of the existing Cisco device templates and look for the RESET command. You will need to add a similar RESET command with the appropriate appropriate Aruba command to make it skip the pagination. Alternatively, you can initiate a download via SSH using file transfer (IndirectConfigDownload)…

‌The Service Control Manager management tool you refer to makes a real-time query to the node to display the list of services. So, that information is not stored in the database. If those services you are looking for represent installed software, you can enable Asset Inventory collection for all your servers…

Assuming you are trying to identify which Windows servers do not have the LEM Agent on it, you can use something like Dameware Remote Support and use it's exporter feature to dump an excel file on the software inventory Remote Support Software | DameWare If you have SAM, it can also do a software inventory scan for both…

I don't believe so. The mapped drives are associated with a user login session, and wouldn't be seen to a service account or a WMI query.

Create a group with both the routers. Use that as the parent for the child group

Its not possible to reference another Custom Node poller as a variable. You will need to use an SQL macro here. In advanced alert manager, go to the Trigger Action tab, choose 'custom node poller' for the property to alert on, add 2 simple conditions - custom poller status is not equal to OK (or whatever makes sense here)…

It's definitely not normal. Which products and versions are you running? You can find them in the footer of the web console. What is the agent configured to monitor?

If you run the following query manually upon replacing ${NodeID} with an actual Node ID, does it work for you? Select CircuitID From Interfaces FULL JOIN Nodes ON Nodes.NodeID = Interfaces.NodeID WHERE Nodes.NodeID = ${NodeID} AND CircuitID IS NOT NULL If so, your SQL macro syntax is correct. Make sure there are no line…

The interface list shown when you click on 'list resources' is the result of a real-time SNMP query. So, it should be straight up from the SNMP ifTable. You can do a mib walk to using the snmpwalk.exe or universal device poller to cross-check what the device is telling you via SNMP.

Custom application is for HTTP only, not HTTPS. However, you should be able to add each of these https sites as nodes to associate the QoE traffic with them

hi bmoore‌ I don't recall if there wasn't a ends with option or not in the Alert manager (alert management has moved to the web in the newer versions), but what you can do is build you alert with the 'starts with' option, and change the drop down from 'Type of Property to Monitor' from Node to 'Custom SQL Alert'. You can…

Maybe delete the custom poller? You can duplicate the poller first if you want to retain a copy of the poller that has worked hard for you over the years? Duplicating the poller doesn''t duplicate the node assignments.

Yea. Click on the 'Advanced Search' link in the 'Search NCM' resource. You can try this feature in the online demo http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/NCM/Summary.aspx

Surprisingly, there are no templates in SAM content exchange. In any case, add your (Windows/Linux) BO servers as (WMI/SNMP) nodes in SAM first. Then follow the SAM Settings, Component Monitor Wizard to select the Services (if on Windows) / processes (if on Linux) to build a new template. That should cover off process…

‌the object type of vms that were disovered in vman should be vNodes. You can try to build a custom table based report that shows all the vnodes. Im not sure if it will exclude orion nodes automatically but that can be sorted with custom sql / swql. but that is where i would start