Nandish

Here is something which I would suggest to look for,if I am understanding your question right. Navigate to the Events tab,select the Event Type as "Node Down" and have the Time Period set to "Last 7 days".

I would like to have the following information to understand this better. 1.Are you install the evaluation version or the fully licensed version of the modules. 2.Could elaborate with "without SQL"?And why?

Here is an example. Open the Advanced Alert Manager tool.From the list select "Alert me when a group goes down" and click edit option. Then look for "Trigger Actions" tab and double click on the trigger action.This is what you should be seeing. NetPerMon Event Log: Group ${GroupName} is ${GroupStatusName} Click…

This works for me.So could you provide answers to the following question. What is the suite setup with version? Are trying this using Admin account with no limitations on it?

Thanks kweise. mivy00, Looks like we already have an open request.I am taking one more to the list.Here is the reference #32460.

I believe this could be achieved via the Advanced Alert manager application. Look for the option "Virtual Machine" under Type of Property to Monitor" and select it.And then add a simple condition and select the following option mentioned below. Virtual Machine-->Virtual Machine Details-->ESXServerHostNodeID. and then…

Hi Zach, Thank you for sharing the SQL Query followed by a detailed explanation.Will wait to hear back on the graph.

Thanks for the information. Hope this works,if I am understanding your question correctly. nodes.caption<>'XXXX' or maybe this one nodes.caption<>'%pon01'

You need have your devices discovered using network Sonar discovery to learn the topology:Layer2/Layer3.If you have discovered using Network Sonar discovery and still not expected data is found,then I would suggest to contact support for further analysis.

I understand that you have mentioned about 10.2 installed on your server. Could you confirm the same by logging into the GUI and at the bottom of the screen,it should show NPM10.2.Because I am also running 10.2 and it shows.

This is the query which you need to execute inorder to have the record field unticked. Update EventTypes set record='false' where eventtype=19

I would recommend to open a support ticket to help you faster.Its going to be hard to explain from here.Could you also post back the ticket# and the solution for other users to benefit too.

Thank you and will be great to see the SQL query posted back.

I don't think we have any option on the GUI to turn off topology discovery.But you can try this link,if not I would recommend to contact support for a work around.Feel free to post the ticket# and the solution.

You may try this walk. snmpwalk -v 1 -c <communitystring> <IPaddress> <Sysobjectid> community string -->public or private IPaddress-->ipaddress of the destination server or a node for which you want the snmp results Sysobjectid-->Log into the database,open up the Nodes table.There is a field named sysobjectid.Here is a…

We have an open request for this feature in our systems.Here is the reference #54502.

I have a got a screen shot of it. [View:/cfs-file.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.UserFiles/00.00.10.56.35/Thwack1.doc] Basically look for the Interfaces table in the database to get the filter conditions framed according to the requirement.

Is the "MPLS interface" a custom property? If so please goto custom property editor and make sure you don't have any fields blank instead add some value.Say for example "Non Custom interface". And also make sure the "Property Name" does not contain any special characters in it. 

We then don't have supported discovery OIDs for this device.This link should guide you through the process of understanding UNKNOWN devices and how to get it updated.

Hi n.rezaei, Just wan to add in here.You can check this blog post too.

Hi Carlos, I think you have done the right thing to contact support.I would also recommend you to update the Sysobjectid for the devices to this forum.Feel free to update the response from support and the ticket #.

Please install this snmpwalk tool from the link mentioned below. http://downloads.solarwinds.com/solarwinds/Release/PreRelease/SolarWindsSnmpWalk.zip This tool is very easy to use.Please get the snmpwalk results and open a ticket with our support team to look in deeper.

We have taken this as a feature request.Thank you for bringing this up.

Yes,very much true,that Solarwinds is programmed to identify the Operating System and use the appropriate OID.Answering to the question 'which ones Solarwinds is looking for and how it determines what type they are',here is a broad overview of it. We have a MIB database which is programmed within NPM software.Every time a…

In your trap condition can you try using "contains" rather than "is equal to".After changing the alert condition,goto alert actions tab.Add a new action called "Flag a trap with specific color".This should help to figure out if the alert condition is met or incorrect. Hope you should be able to go from there.Let us know…

Can you paste few screenshots comparing APM to NPM just to make sure we have more information,before adding as a feature request?

You were right.I hope this query should work for any new Node added to NPM. Here is the trigger condition. select * from events where eventtype = 9 and netobjectid not in (select objectid from alertlog where actiontype='EMail') Please let me know the results. 

Please goto Settings-->Views-->View by Device Type and look for Juniper device(under object type) and set the "select a Web view" to "Default".

Got it.Here is the request#88047.

Were you able to get POS interface on Orion?