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I think the change was good. Previously the issue was just hidden. Now it's visible. I always have a report available, that showed all nodes with polling issues, keeping a healthy monitoring environment. Now, it will be very clear where there are polling issues that need to be dealt with.

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Hi @Craghuwanshi I think below SWQL query includes all you asked for. SELECT ISNULL(ToString(AA.Acknowledged),'No') AS [Acknowledged] ,AA.TriggeredDateTime ,CASE AA.AlertObjects.AlertConfigurations.Severity WHEN 0 THEN 'Informational' WHEN 1 THEN 'Warning' WHEN 2 THEN 'Critical' WHEN 3 THEN 'Serious' WHEN 4 THEN 'Notice'…

SolarWinds have a separate tool for that, Patch manager. It's just not built into DPA.

Hi No DPA does not contain that type of feature out of the box. Potentially, you can create something yourself as you can build custom metrics. Where you can ask any queries against the db instances. But how you can get information about latest versions available into that query I don't know.

Use "manage nodes" On the left, group by "polling engine" Check all the nodes you want to move, probably all on the old engine Go to menu "more actions" and then "Change polling engine" Choose the new polling engine and all nodes will be moved

If you can't ping them from the polling engine AND you monitor status with ICMP (default), then yes they will show as down. On the DEV vm, you don't have agent on that? Another Polling engine? Status from SNMP? Sounds like a network issue… 😜

Hi If it's in the database, you can add it! Can vary how complicated it is. For routing neighbor variables, there are a few out of the box. If you click on "Insert variable" you get a windows like this. In the drop downs in the upper left corner, choose your entity type and if you want, group by variable category (that's…

Hi @martian_monster Yes, groups are not that good when filtering out nodes for reports or alerts. Best approach is to have some custom properties value to filter on. That works better. Either that or a part of the interfaces names. Could be a CP on the interface (easiest) or on the node IF you can also filter out the…

Maybe something like this:

Yes, NTA want the data to come from a monitored device so it can map the flow data to a node. But as said, of the broke can spoof the data, it could be done.

The "Group Details Summary Page", is the same for all groups. It just get's the information that is unique for that group. If you want to have group specific information on each page you need to work with variables. Add for example the group name into the picture names, and adjust the html code to use a variable.

Hi Even though your account has admin privileges, you can be missing this permission: As you are an admin, you can change your own account. The path you mention suggests it's the security and vulnerability page you try to open.

But if I was to set this up, I would just alert when the volume was critical. Adjusting the thresholds on the volumes themselves. Alert rule will be simple: Remember, when you create a very complex alert rule, that will be a SQL query ran towards the database at default every minute. Create smart alert with less load on…

How about this setup: (adjust the sizes so it matches your need)

Perfect! And now 2026.2.0 RC1 is out with even more fun new stuff :-)

The first part on that page, marked with a green square below, is for the AI features and that does not require a license. The second part, in red below, is for using Observability SaaS as well as your self-hosted. Connecting and using both platforms. That will require a license, as the guide says. To just use the AI…

Hi NO, you don't need a SaaS license - but you need to set up Platform Connect towards SW SaaS environment, but that can be done without license and will continue to work without a saas license.

Hi, can you explain more on what you are looking for please.

There is a widget for the node details page called "API Pollers" that show all pollers on that node.

I suggest you open a support case on this one. I guess restarting the module engine service does not help? There is a log file on the solarwinds server, on c:\program data\solarwinds\logs\orion and something like Businesslayer.vnqm…. check if you can get any clues in that one.

I think it depends on what type of maintenance you are using. Mute or Unmanage. UnManage should help in getting the availability right on each node. Not so sure that Mute affects the availability, just mutes any alerts.

Most times, that's where you set the work time. You can set the amount of time a metric has to be critical, for example, before an alert is triggered You can set during what time of day the alert should trigger You can set during what time of day each action should be triggered

Don't have a ready UnDP but take a look at this OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.843.1.1

What alert that are important for you organization is up to you. But I do recommend that you disable alert rules that you are not interested in. To many alerts will hinder you to see the important once. When an alert comes in, and you take responsibility of the alert, I suggest that you acknowledge the alert. That way your…

What version did you download? 2026.1.0? I have them signed when I download them. Can it be that your computer is not trusting the issuer? If you right click on the file, choosing properties and then "Digital signatures" then you should see that it's signed. Digging further, highlight the certificate, click details to see…

Hi, that sounds very strange. Platform Connect should definitely not create that CPU demand. Have you checked what queries that are consuming all that CPU?` I would recommend opening a support case on this so support and potentially dev can take a look.

If you want to forward windows event logs to LA without monitoring the server with an agent, you have a few options. Like installing the free SolarWinds event log forwarder, that forwards event logs to syslog. You can also configure windows event log to forward the events to another server that has the agent. Read more…

No, not possible. If you want to grant them access to, for example, see how nodes are configured, they need node management permissions. Then they can edit as well. Perhaps some reports can show them the information they need without granting them edit permissions.

Take a look at the audit log, there you should see who logs on. What dashboard they look at is not visible. I guess you could parse the IIS log file to see that if needed.