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raje.vijay@eclinicalworks.com the only way to do that would require you to be able to write extensions for the SNMP agent. Depending on the agent, that may or may not be possible. Now on that note, it would be great if we had the orion unix/linux agent so we could run this check locally via cron and pick up the status…
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Were there other routes to get to the other devices ? If the parent was on a ups and the others were not, they would have gone down before the parent thus showing as down.
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What are you wanting to do with this list ?
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Ugh...I think this dropped off my radar...I cannot recall if I ever got these discussion points...
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Thanks meech !
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Our local high school has been issuing ipads for 3 years now. As far as I know it has worked out well.. beats having to lug 8 big textbooks around. Of course they are locked down and have to go in for patching and updates where many things are "cleaned up".
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Ouch !!
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I wonder what the polling completion rate looks like. I suspect it falls off through the day based on fazl-e-azeem comment that alerts are timely after a reboot and are delayed later. I agree the cpu and ram are likely the big culprits. If they could increase it to at least 2 cores and 6GB of ram there should be…
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images still coming up blank. Can you save them locally and then upload them via the insert image tool ?
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You might be able to use SAM and pipe the output of your bash scripts into a flat file for SAM to read and populate the values of some component monitors so that you get some historical and trending data in nifty graphs in the product. There are a few ways to approach this until the vendor updates their agent and mib.
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No problem...
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That would make too much sense...can't have that !!
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ROFLAMO !! Someone was going to say it...might as well have been me. Anyway, you reached that point first. Stack your flag at the level 30 mark and shout out "First !!!!!"
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Ahh...the joys of cloud services served with a $mile.
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sans create a node level custom property. Set the threshold there on a per node basis. If there is a default value, you can build the alert to use the default value if the custom property has a "standard" value (example 'default').
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+1 to what HolyGuacamole said....pathing and locations of items must either be explicity given or it must be in the search path... It's all about shell games.
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How Bashing !!
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rut roe Shaggy !
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I didn't say in our lifetime...
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Just seeing how you react to "The Question" when directed back your way. Someone had to ! <ROFLMAO>
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just watch the urls to the individual servers...like what you gave rharland2012
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wluther speaks the truth. Kellie and the other in the UX team and even product managers and hear about any issues I have. Get involved with the UX team...they are the portal to helping to improve the product and get vital customer feedback during that process.
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Lab ? <headdown> did not get the lab notice until I was at lunch.
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I think my photos never made it in.. Oh well. Life goes on....resubmitting.
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Well done rschroeder !
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Ah yes...testing and running after submitting are slightly different environments. Solarwinds needs to fix that. On the unix side you can do a substitution (really easy if you use perl) to place a specific character string and then convert it back on the windows side...(maybe).
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Tell my 4 year old grand daughter that !! She'll stand there..pop that hip out and wag her finger in your face and give you the what for on that.
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That is why I included 2 of the community managers who can look into this sort of thing.
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couple of things I thought of being it is unix... Does the user the script/program is running under have permissions to see those libraries? If it can't see them, it assumes they are not there. Secondly, do you set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment in the shell of the user executing the script/program? Just 2 things that…
