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https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/ncm/content/ncm-working-with-firmware-vulnerability-data.htm google my man
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I went into the SQL database. dbo.NPM_RoutingNeighbor and deleted all the extraneous neighbors that IsDeleted = '0'. I am not sure of a way to determine if the neighbor is admin down vs disappeared due to outage from this table.
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Can you run this? I'm using the original post's poller ID instead of searching by Cisco. SELECT N.Caption, PS.Status AS [SerialNumber], FROM NodesData N LEFT JOIN CustomPollerAssignment CPA ON N.NodeID = CPA.NodeID LEFT JOIN CustomPollerStatus PS ON CPA.CustomPollerAssignmentID = PS.CustomPollerAssignmentID…
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<Command Name="DownloadConfigIndirect" Value="scp /flash/working/boot.cfg solarwinds@${StorageAddress}:${StorageFilename}${CRLF}admin${CRLF}" /> Try changing downloadConfigIndirect to SCP
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What is the difference between Fa and FastEthernet? I just added some additional pipes and the last two per your request. (^interface ((Fast|Gigabit|TwoGigabit|FiveGigabit||TenGigabit|TwentyFive|FortyGigabit)Ethernet|Po|Fa).*\r\n)
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This is how I would do it with is not null. *NOTE* - I am not a DBA, but a net admin who learned how to SQL to play with solarwinds. I am using vendor as a filter, you can also use machine type as an identifier for Cisco. If you want to use custom properties, that would require another JOIN. A lot easier if you use a…
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Is it possible to put in the full query. Some of that inner join seems unnecessary and I have no idea if you are applying the where is not null correctly. So many where.
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Probably a TSQL script. Maybe the guys tomorrow can come up with it. How are you grouping them? Machine type, custom property, etc?
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Sorry about that. You can do the reverse and go into the CPU & Memory by solarwinds and assign the nodes using enable poller. You may need to scan the nodes before enabling. you can skip the step of disabling and just enable onto this poller and it should remove it from the Linux CPU poller.
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I use the search bar. Hopefully you have a good naming convention. if I need to find UPS, I will search for %UPS% and it will find all devices with UPS in the name. hope that helps.
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you can use the web api, or as a simpleton like me, go to the device poller and disable them. All Settings > Device Poller Select the Linux CPU device poller and click Assign. From there click through all the devices you want removed and disable poller. I believe it should default back to Solarwinds..
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put the AND outside the OR. Also as stuartd mentioned, use the current Numeric Value. Image below. Currently your alert is just a giant OR statement. It triggers on the PS1 Status, PS2 Status, or 0 name. It doesn't look at the 0-9 value. Try this:
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I think we use Foundry template for our ICX7750. Works like a champ for ICX7450 and 7750.
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Sorry. not helpful, but i have a situation where I want to add netflow top conversations to a high interface usage alarm. Only way to add it to the message is through sql. I tried swql in reports and it works, but it doesn't like swql in emails. :(
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Sorry not familiar with that. I do see pre-login is for VPN which I don't think solarwinds would leverage to gain access. If it is, then you would need to install global protect on your server to reach that palo alto. Unsure if you can connect to the VPN automatically without user login. Not great for scalability, if you…
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I use cli polling with ours. Works great. unfortunately, you need to add all the sub interfaces to monitor net flow.
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I actually haven't ever imported node information... Probably ORION API or if you're more comfortable with SQL, go directly into the database.
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This is the way
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Friends, Romans, Dude who won't stop talking to me in line to get my cup of coffee! Lend me your ears! Brothers I have found the sacred document! It is good. https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/resources/techbriefs/technology-program-solarwinds-use-case-documentation You can probably have talked to support and got this…
