HolyGuacamole

from which Profiler version did you upgrade to Storage Manager? can you provide the name for one of the report templates that generates the extra characters in Excel?

NCM settings in web console, global device defaults

When you are looking at NTA data, have you chosen both ingress and egress data to be displayed?

What sort of user data are you looking for? To the best of my knowledge, your options are SAM: - Your XenApp session should generate a process with the user name as the process owner. So, if you are want to track things like cpu, memory, disk IO, network usage of a specific user, you should be able to use SAM's process…

Please refer to the Data Export section in the new blog when you select the peakIOPs attribute you will get options to select Hourly, Daily, Monthly and you can then schedule your report

In NPM v11.5, there is a new alert action to set Node status. You should be able to leverage that. You can also create a Group with the node and the custom poller, and the Group status setting can be set to Worst Status (default is mixed mode).

You may want to see if the Comtek agent covers this. There is a sample template here COMTEK AS/400 but you can use NPM or SAM to build these custom pollers. I noticed you mention Syslog specifically. Do you already have an AS400 agent like Townsend or Powertech that is converting AS400 messages to Syslog? If so, you can…

For some reason, the command issued was show full, not show full-configuration. The device responded with unknown action 0. The output is less than the default minmum of 10 lines. Hence discarded.

Is that the entire session trace? That starting check for menu based device is not an issue

Unfortunately, SQL Macros currently do not work for SRM alerts

there are no issues with pointing VMan to a different NPM as long as you de-integrate first.

It would in the new web based alert manager. You would go to Home tab, then click on the Alerts View and then Manage Alerts. The Component and Application category of alerts is where you would find the out of the box and any custom alerts you might have created previously using the Advanced Alert manager

For now, you can build a "My Report" to exclude the hot spares. You can also mark your report as a favorite for easier access.

Can you post a sample screenshot of the unknown status?

the best approach is this Using Custom Properties sending Alert emails

mdecima‌ You can install NTA on your NPM+SAM server. FoE will automatically cover NTA as well since the total primary product count will still be 2 (only NPM, NCM and SAM are considered primary products for FoE licensing) Regarding protecting your NTA FSDB, it also can be covered by FoE if you install FSDB locally…

You might want to give this a try although this is not the intended purpose of this feature. Drill down to the data mover's console (server_6 in your example) and there is an link to Edit the Primary IP address. Restart the ProfilerPoller services to let it rescan the shares, and re-assign the shares to the agent after a…

Have you considered UDT (User Device Tracker)? You can see a sample UDT report that is pretty close to what you are after http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/Report.aspx?Report=UDT_Unused_Ports&ReturnTo=aHR0cDovL29yaW9uZGVtby5zb2xhcndpbmRzL…

${SQL:SELECT DATEDIFF(mi, '${AlertTriggerTime}', GETDATE())/60 } : ${SQL:SELECT DATEDIFF(mi, '${AlertTriggerTime}', GETDATE())%60 } To learn more, see arithmetic operators in SQL - Arithmetic Operators (Transact-SQL)

You could create Node custom properties to classify the devices as Access, Distribution, Core etc. In the Alert definition for the interface down alert, you can modify the Trigger condition to limit it to just the type of nodes for which you want the alerting engine to evaluate.

What are you running into while setting up custom pollers? I am assuming you have seen the UnDP video available below Network Performance Monitor (NPM) Core Training - YouTube

‌you can set this as part of your alert definition, specifically in the trigger condition.

The webserver service must be removed and reinstalled for the memory settings to take effect. You can launch a command window pointing to ...\Profiler Server\bin and use the rm_service.bat utility to remove and add the ProfilerWebserver service.

Write community string is unnecessary. You can remove that from both the SNMP service configuration, as well as while adding the node For the SNMP service, what do you have in the access list section below that? Is it set to 'Accept SNMP packets from any host' or 'Accept SNMP packets from these hosts' ? Tried restarting…

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- Which version of SNMP have you configured on your router? SNMP v3? - Have you checked if there as any access list defined on this router that might limit SNMP queries from specific IPs only, and perhaps SolarWinds server IP is not in that list? - There is an SNMPwalk.exe tool directly under the Solarwinds installation…

The missing information is collected directly from the Storage Manager server, not via a Storage Manager agent. Are you not seeing the Edit icon for the celerra in the All Devices page? Set the poller log level to DEBUG from the settings page Stop the storage manager poller service Locate the logs folder under the…

Go to Settings > SAM Settings > Manage Application Monitors. Check an Application Monitor, click on Edit and rename away your component monitors. Edit: What aLTeReGo said. Apologies for the misleading answer.

Agent ran out of allocated memory Instructions to increase RAM are in the admin guide (check the section on "Increasing Memory for Storage Manager Services") http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/storage/storagemanager/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm You may want to go to the Manage Agent Assignments page in the…

please move this to the NPM forum and also elaborate what you are trying to do. maybe some screenshots of what you are trying to achieve?