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Fair enough! The only thing to add is that in the situation where you applied the same template multiple times for a node (1 for each database), the Application Monitor name can be different than the template name

That's the one

‌your device is providing the polled value in bytes. xtokbytes will convert bytes to KB. So, you shouldnt be doing a /1024 on top of that as that will effectively convert bytes to MB. To control the number of decimal points, you can use the Truncate function. So, your transform should look something like…

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 Well, I prefaced with "Is SNMP polling allowed on the external node? If so..". If SNMP isn't allowed, then the rest of the suggestions don't apply Presumably? What if…

Can you post the entire script that didn't return expected results?

This example is the most relevant one to this. What is the exact command you would type from CLI if you had to? script BaseChangeTemplate(NCM.Nodes @ContextNode) { string @myTFTPImage='${StorageAddress}' + '/image.bin' ${StorageAddress} is the IP address of TFTP server that comes with NCM. It is used e.g. in device…

If you are receiving Reset emails, etc - then the alerts are working as expected. Also, the Alerts view is definitely a list of alerts that are triggered but not reset. Now, this is a slightly different discussion Really what I need is some way of distinguishing between those monitors I want to be used for alerts and those…

For a Linux server that you know has LEM agent installed and Asset Inventory is being reported back in SAM, and if you go to the Asset Inventory subview - are you able to see LEM agent listed in the list of installed software? Once we know that, creating a report filter should be easy enough. Why some nodes are not showing…

I am pretty sure it is not asking for the credentials to login to the Orion server, and instead asking for the credentials to login to the Orion web console. The error relates to the Solarwinds Information Service which is authenticating to the Orion application, not the Orion server.

On my small screen, I read your VirtualPrompt as / instead of /> So, ignore the previous comments on / being a source of conflict etc Try adding this line to the config <Command Name="MenuDrivenConfigStart" Value=";**************"/> The Value above being the first line of your CF GET command output Reference: SolarWinds…

My apologies - it is indeed the node status. Just for the record - the SQL Trigger is not necessary then. To answer question 1, you could add a Custom HTML resource to your Volume Details view with the following text Volume Status is <img src="/Orion/images/StatusIcons/${Status}.gif" > and would appear like below in the…

Edit the alert definition, and you will see alert custom properties in the very first step of the wizard To create your own, go to settings-manage custom properties

Yes, but please type out the SQL

To collect logs from a Windows workstation or a server, you will need to install the LEM agent on it. You will not be able to forward to a central server, and collect from that. There are various options to deploy LEM agents to multiple machines - The remote installer that is shipped with the product. You will simply need…

In the web console, go to Settings > Polling Engines. It should display the SAM polling rate for each of the polling engines.

Right. So, it's saying, FSDB doesn't require any MS SQL licenses/installation as FSDB is a proprietary database. And, yes, installing FSDB on a separate server than the NPM/NTA server or the SQL database is the best practice. From a communication standpoint, FSDB will talk to the SQL server and NPM/NTA server. NTA…

Not sure why you are seeing just admin, and not public. If the underlying concern is having to add multiple devices and saving time, you can add a new discovery and specify a range of IPs, subnets or list of IPs to scan and add in bulk. See Settings > Network Sonar Discovery from the web console to get started

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OMSA definitely not required. There are KB articles and a troubleshooting guides available. Not able to do an effective copy-paste with my small screen at the momemt but a quick google search of 'solarwinds hardware health troubleshooting' will get you there.

What's your case ID?

It's hard to say why it worked before, and not now. The OID on the server may no longer be relevant. If the node has a high latency relative to the SAM server, SNMP packets may be getting dropped in your network. It could be something else. Your problem description and screenshots also are not detailed. Also, the SAM…

Ok, you will need custom SQL - no getting away from that. Start to create an Interface property alert and copy the below query (notice it starts from a comma). Change the NodeID, InterfaceID and traffic volume values (example below is for 30 GB) noted in blue. The query below computes a running total for the day , (SELECT…

I guess a support case is the best way to get to the bottom of this. Please post your findings back

Is there any firewall rule that permits http/https queries on ports 5988/5989 from the Orion server only? To test it real quick, you can install the SRM Profiler agent on the SRM Orion server, and choose this agent to add the VNX into SRM Profiler.

Right. I see what you are trying to do now. An interface that is in an 'administratively shutdown' interface is also 'operationally down' by default. Cisco SNMP Object Navigator "If ifAdminStatus is down(2) then ifOperStatus should be down(2)" So, the real issue is that you need an 'AND' logic operator for this filtering…

Use 'Current Status of Nodes, Interfaces, etc' instead of 'Current Status of Nodes, Volumes, etc'

Check Settings > Database Performance Analyzer (under the PRODUCT SPECIFIC SETTINGS section). If you have enabled any integration there, disable it before you upgrade

Just curious. Did you ever solve the mystery? Did you end up opening a ticket with Cisco?

these configuration parameters are required only if you want to analyze NFS traffic. If not, you can safely provide dummy values for these configuration parameters

http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:System/Health#Temperature looks like this the actual temperature times 10. you will need to create an UnDP transform to divide the output by 10. Open the Universal Device Poller utility, click on the 'Transform Results' menu option and follow the wizard to take the poller you have…