Nandish

I see where this is going. Thank you for bringing this up.We would open a feature request.

Looks like we would not be able to change the state of the device for an alert condition.I am curious to know why would you like to have the device state changed when we have other options available as Alert Actions.

Can you log into the database and pull up the Nodes table to see ,if the column "Unmanaged" ticked or unticked,unmanagefrom time and unmanageuntil time. Ticked means it is unmanaged Not ticked means there is no schedule or restrictions as such.

Looking from the database,Volumes table has all the information which you want to be on the report.However you want to be broken down for each month in last year.Here is the challenge. -The data from the VolumeUsage_daily stats table needs to be used.And then,the daily to monthly data conversion for each month needs to be…

If you find inconsistency in the report for the Node Availability,please open a support ticket to investigate further. I believe Orion shouldn't consider downtime for all the nodes in the database when it gets rebooted.There are dedicated OIDs to collect data from the device on their Uptime.What can happen when Orion…

Eric, On the point #4,if I am understanding this correctly you were able to see real values(that is instead of zero)when you ran SNMP WALK.Is this close? Well,understanding from the history of the problem,it looks like something is bad. I want you to run the configuration Wizard which can very much fix the issue.However if…

What is it showing in the device?(after upgrade) Can you log into the database and pull up the Interfaces table to see the data for adminstatus and operstatus?

Creating 5 groups of alerts should be the right way.And then to build the query according to your requirement,you have to use the Advanced alert manager. Under "trigger Condition", choose the "Type of Property to Monitor" as "Custom SQL Alert".For the "Set up your Trigger Query" select "Custom Node Poller". With the help…

I can see you are comparing APM to NPM,but the feature which you are looking is not possible on NPM today.Would you like this to be added as a feature request?

I believe this field from the Nodes table should help you "LastSystemUpTimePollUtc". Please refer to this post listed below.

Looks like we need to look into log files to investigate further.I would recommend to open a support ticket.

Here is the process of adding MIBs.Please check this link.

NCM wont help here,has to be NPM or NTA. Is the traffic on the WAN interface a mix of thin client and others? Are you looking to looking to isolate the thin traffic client only? If you can elaborate more on this,it would be great.

You can check this link mentioned below. http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/Orion/docs/Implementing_SNMPv3r1.pdf

Here is a way to get this done. 1.Open Start-->All Programs-->Alerting,Reporting and Maping-->Advance Alert Manager 2.Select Configure Alert and then click 'New' option 3.You must be able to take care of the 'General' Tab,coming to 'Trigger Condition' tab.Select the dropdown option for the field "Tyope of Property to…

Looks like we cant make any changes while exporting as PDF.So do you want this to be taken as a feature request.

I believe there is a way to show up utilization information in the Group Details view. After creating the Group and adding the interfaces,get to the Group Details view page.On the Top right hand corner there is an option "Customize Page".This option would give freedom to add any information like interface…

You can make use of the Advance Alert trigger condition tab,especially you can look for the "Custom SQL" option in the Type of property to monitor.This will allow to write any custom sql using the values from the Orion database.I suppose this should work for you.

Here is a quick thought on this. You can run a snmp walk to see if any particular node/interface is supported or not.You could confirm the same if the SNMPWALK is going to show results for those MIBs. Let us know what did you observe from the SNMPWALK results.We have a SNMPWALK browser easy to use.here is the link.…

Could you post a screenshot of the problem?

On the report writer,you were right.Thats the best tool to pick up now.When you build a new report,you have bunch of templates or a options to select.Look for "Advanced SQL option",this will allow you to build reports based on custom SQL query. I have an example which shows clients RSSI,Clients IP address and to which AP…

Here is what you need to do.Read this blog and you must find a way to add the MIBs.

A feature request is opened.(Request#90441)

You can check the Admin Guide.Here is the link. http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/orionNCM/docs/orionNCMAdministratorGuide.pdf

I would recommend to open a support ticket so that we can gather more information before we record as a bug in our systems.Please post the ticket # for reference. Appreciate bringing this up on the forum.

You can do this on the report writer tool by selecting,Advanced SQL option in the new report.So with the help of an SQL expert you should be able to get the query written according to your results. Hope this gets you started.

You may try this out. In the GUI,on the top right corner,select "settings" option.Then select 'add new view'.Give a name and select the type of view to be 'Node details'.After submitting you should be in customize page wherein you can goahead and add 'all nodes tree' to the list. Not sure if this is what you are looking…

Please open a support ticket to investigate further.Its hard to troubleshoot without looking into the logs.

Please open a support ticket to investigate if you are still seeing SWJobEngineWorker.exe-High Mem usage.

Were you able to edit the chart for past data?Can you verify if you are collecting data on VSANs by checking the database?