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They are removed after predefined amount of days. Default value is 30 days. This can be changed in database (change CurrentValue). UPDATE Settings SET CurrentValue=30 WHERE SettingId='NPM_Settings_RoutingNeighbor_Retain_Days'

You can also use Events to get requested data: SELECT e.* FROM Events e JOIN EventTypes et ON (e.EventType=et.EventType) WHERE et.Name IN ('Node Added','Interface Added') But if you are able to get all requested data depends on how are your events/auditing retentions set up. For interfaces you should be able to get the…

You can also create Custom SQL Alert and check if Nodes.LastSystemUpTimePollUtc is up to date. If not, it usually indicates SNMP polling does not work.

If both pollers are from the same table, you should be able to select one OID as the polled value and the second as Label. Right click the custom poller in UnDP application and select Label. On edit page select the option "Use labels from a table column". Or you can edit the table resource on web and select more pollers…

Hi, if I'm right, you are using 1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.11 OID with the specific RowID (e.g. 1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.11.2 for entPhysicalSerialNum2). In such case you cann't use GET TABLE. Create only one custom poller for OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.11, use GET TABLE and as a result you will see all rows in one table. If…

This is something we are working on and it should be available in a forthcoming major version.

In Basic Alert Manager you can create alert that will trigger when Interface Mac Address is changed.

If you are looking for the way how to disable specific event type check EventTypes table in your database. To disable specific type run UPDATE EventTypes SET Record=0 WHERE EventType IN ( )

First of all you have to find Sensor ID in NPM database: SELECT * FROM APM_HardwareItem WHERE NodeID=<NodeId> What you are looking for is value in Column ID for Not Functioning server Edit Advanced Alert "Alert me when any hardware component goes into a warning or critical state". Add new Trigger Condition:…

Hi, it looks like your custom poller is configured as a counter. So in Total column is the polled value and in RawStatus column is the difference between two polls. You can change the poller type in UnDP-edit the custom poller and in Advanced Options change the "MIB Value Type" to "Raw Value". Jiri

Universal Device Poller is installed with NPM, but I don't see this product in your list (Orion Platform 2014.1.0, SAM 6.1.0, IPAM 4.1, NCM 7.2.2, NTA 4.0.1,).

'Configured Interface Speed' is value polled from device. This value can be changed on Interface Edit web page and we call it 'Interface Bandwidth'.

As you poll the OID with table poller, you should use "Custom Node Table Poller" as a Property to Monitor in Advanced Alert Manager. This type of alert can trigger for each row in polled table and you can configure the message to see the value and label.

What abou new interafce custom property. You can use it to mark interfaces you would like to use in report. Custom property can be used in Report to filter the results.

Are you sure you are looking for ReportWriter on main server?

Hi, Can you give me a use case? What alert are you not able to build with current properties. Thanks

Can you check what the device reports on OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.14. To get the values use UnDP, Toolset or some other SNMP tool.

You have to use table name together with column, e.g. Interfaces.Status=2. remove Cisco ASA's - identify column and the value in Nodes table in database you will use to filter Cisco ASA's e.g. Nodes.MachineType not like 'Cisco ASA*'

Why are you using SQL, you can use macro ${CustomPollerStatus.Status} for custom node poller. The result of your query is single value or more rows?

I suppose both pollers are Custom Node Pollers. Edit your Advanced Alert (I mean the one from screenshot), change "Type of Property to Monitor" to "Custom SQL Alert". Change WHERE condition to: WHERE ( ( (CustomPollers.UniqueName = <poller1>) AND (CustomPollerStatus.RawStatus = 0)) ) AND ( (InterfaceID = 0) ) AND…

Each row has a specific RowID. Select GET in Advanced Options as SNMP Get Type and use OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.RowID.

Check what the device reports on OIDs ifSpeed 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5, ifHighSpeed 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.15. We use these OIDs when polling Interface Speed.

Hi, if your filter is Node.Region='UK', it can not work as the table name is Nodes. Simply change the SQL filter to Nodes.Region='UK'. Jiri

Just place the pie chart on the view of Summary type and via Customize page define view limitation to specific nodes.

John is right, use Tell us your "Unknown" devices! To fix the view now, edit the nodes and select "View Type" on node edit page. Don't select default, use "Node Detail" instead. When you select default it will come back to Wireless Controller.

To be sure data are polled and stored in database run this query (use your poller name instead of <Your_custom_poller_name>): select cp.OID , cp.uniquename , cp.snmpgettype , cp.netobjectprefix , cp.pollertype , cp.formula , ca.assignmentname , cs.datetime , cs.rate , cs.total , cs.rawstatus , cs.status , cs.RowID from…

To see last polled values for specific custom poller: 1. create new report of "Current Status of Nodes, Interfaces, etc." type 2. Select Fields: Network Nodes->Node Details->Node Name Custom Pollers->Custom Node Pollers->Status 3. Filter Results: Custom Pollers->Custom Node Pollers->Poller Name (Poller Name is equal to…

How it works: 1. When the controller reports the APs as Down (we poll the status from OID), AP is Down in NPM 2. When the controller does not report the AP anymore (we are not able to poll the AP), AP is Disappeared in NPM 3. When "RemoveDisappearedAPs" is set to True in…

Can you check the polled values in database and compare them with values reported from MIB select cp.OID , cp.uniquename , ca.assignmentname , cs.datetime , cs.minrate , cs.avgrate , cs.maxrate , cs.total , cs.rawstatus , cs.status from dbo.CustomPollers cp , dbo.CustomPollerAssignment ca , dbo.CustomPollerStatistics cs…

Thin AP status is polled from wlanAPStatus 1.3.6.1.4.1.14823.2.2.1.5.2.1.4.1.19. You can create Custom Poller for this OID and check the value when the AP is reported as Down in NPM.