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I'm in a simular boat, I have see the script for the groups and I am going to have a look at that but can't see a script to do bulk Dependencies... 

This was on this modern Dashboard - SolarWinds Orion Platform Status Overview - Modern Dashboards - The Orion Platform - THWACK

Did the Upgrade yesterday to 2023.3.0 (Due to the CVEs being published, sort of forced our hand) went OK, a couple of UAC issues on the Primary Servers, but no where near as bad as the last upgrade I did... 

We were running 2023.1.1 but upgraded to 2023.3.0 (due to the CVEs linked with the old versions). It is a mixture of Secure appliance, switches and WAPs we are looking to manage. Could it be that we have got devices listed on our Meraki Portal that aren't operational? 

SELECT count(AlertActiveID) as AlertCount FROM Orion.AlertActive aa --Remove Orion.Nodes N JOIN Orion.NodesCustomProperties NCP ON aa.AlertObjects.RelatedNodeId = NCP.NodeID WHERE aa.AlertObjects.AlertConfigurations.Severity=2 and NCP.<CUST FIELD> = '<CUST RECORD>' Hope this helps, as This is something I think might be…

Rather than using Orion.NPM.CustomPollerStatus, look at using Orion.NPM.CustomPollerStatusOnNode. I have a query that looks at disk status in a dis array: SELECT Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.ObjectSubType, Nodes.IPAddress, Nodes.Caption, Nodes.Status, NPMCPSPD.Status as [Disk Status], NPMCPSPD.DisplayName as [Disk Controller] FROM…

Thank you all for the replies, it is now working, main issue a sneaky firewall... But another think that you might want to check is the IP address you have set on the Meraki device is the same as what Polling Engine is managing the device. 

This is something that I brought up at London SWUG asking for this to be included. However, the feeling I got is that the Modern Dashboards are mainly directed at NOC View, so having tree view might be low on the list to be implemented. 

Hi @Octane13 Do you have SWQL Studio? As what I ended up dowing was Searching on Orion.NPM.CustomPollerStatusOnNode to find the UnDP that you want to report on, so for example this SWQL script would show me all with that is using the physicalDiskState: SELECT TOP 1000 CustomPollerAssignmentID, AssignmentName,…

Ok I have disabled the connection to Meraki and that seem to have stabilised the database. 

I have just recently have to go through this, I ended up using UnDP to obtain the serial number via SNMP. Then I had to export a rereport with that information in and then import the Serial number, where IP address and Caption match. 

Has there been any update on this as I am getting the same error as Bogdan.stan

Same issue here

I am getting the same error message, is there any news what is causing this issue? I am also getting this message when I edit properties:

This is the URL that I use: https://SWSERVER.NET/apps/platform/dashboard/300

Yes this works with Modern Dashboards as we use it for people to access a dashboard that is linked inside MS Teams.

From what I can see there is a option under the Action to create a ServiceNow Incident:

Depends on the 3rd Party Platform, we have setup alerts to send to our SIEM system. These Alerts are setup in a way that the SIEM can process. 

I use it to give access to a dashboard that is linked in MS Teams. But as @"sum_giais" it isn't very good for security so make sure the account is locked down... 

Hi, There is a way, by setting up a user called DirectLink as a Solarwinds user. Details can be found here Share SolarWinds platform views with non-SolarWinds platform Web Console users

Hi, We use SG350 here and a right pain getting the serial number. The OID that we use is 1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.11.67109120 seems to give us the correct Serial Number for the device: I used an SNMPWalk to create a text file and then search through there to get the direct OID number. 

NetPath is part of NPM and can be accessed via your Orion Platform:

Something that you need to keep in mind is that with MS SQL Standard edition you can only allocate 128Gb of memory.

The way I get Serial numbers is via a UnDP setup on the Solarwinds Server. But yeah it would be so much better is it was added to the screen I show above... 

What you can do is make NICs on the server Children of the Network Switch, so if the switch goes to the state of Down Node, the NICs on the Server becomes classed as unreachable nodes. But if the Server goes down the NICs on the Server / Server itself becomes classed as a node down. 

Morning @"superfly" Strange as I seem to add the custom polling information: It then displays in the Node Details:

There is a report in the Content Exchange created by @"KMSigma.SWI" thwack.solarwinds.com/.../3003

Hey, there is a really useful modern dashboard in the Content Exchange which was created by @"jm_sysadmin" and @"KMSigma.SWI" (Thank you) which shows you the status of your Solarwinds Server https://thwack.solarwinds.com/content-exchange/the-orion-platform/m/modern-dashboards/2863 Anyway, right at the botton of the…

The Meraki API is a bit hit and miss i have found, so what we have setup is that we poll for the status of th device using SNMP v3. For some other details we run a small ptython script to pull information like, MAC Address, Serial Number, Device Name, Model, Network ID, License Expiration Date, Tags, Order Number, Product…

This could well be down to Machine Type not being picked up: What you might need to do is create a Poller and enter in the details that you needed to be displayed. For Example I had an issue with Cisco SG250s and created this poller: