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Hi Larry, As we are looking into this,I would like to have more information. What version of IP SLA and NPM are currently running?Any recent changes like upgrades or update?

Hi Adeimel, Please open a support ticket so that we can gather all the needed information. Thank you

You were right.I don't see you have missed anything here.We have tracked this down.

Can you check this KB article.

Hope this link should get you with more information.

I don't think we can have the state of the Node changed,but still must be able to get an alert if there is errors.I understand the point you are trying to make.The errors which have mentioned are going to be the data which is collected from a device,basically a device specific OID and not a generic OID?Am i right?

Looks like APM is the module which needs to be used.

You may refer to this link below.The SQL procedure in the thread should be a help.

Getting back to your primary question on setting alerts.I can give you directions and should be possible with a help of custom SQL query option in Advanced Alert manager. Firstly,you have to set the Interface statistics poll interval to 15 minutes.(Please note this will apply to all the statistics of all interfaces…

Here are the answers. 1."Current value" is a property of Basic Alerts.For Advanced Alerts ,there is no "Current Value",so nothing gets displayed there.Really cant do much to hide it. 2. The string displayed in the Network Device field is the caption of the volume.You can edit this value(on the Edit volume page).

Is this screen shot taken from Home-->Alerts Page on the GUI?Which version of Orion NPM is this?

I don't think we could do this on the current versions.

This should be achievable in the same alert itself.Using Advanced alerts,under the trigger condition,you can have two condition groups.The logic to differentiate two condition groups,is to use Nodeid.For example your first group condition can say Nodeid "is equal to" 5.And the other group condition can have Nodeid "is not…

You cant setup a condition while using Schedule Jobs option.All you can do is in the "Nodes" tab for setting up condition.So there is no option to setup a condition to say if two config files compared are error free or with error.

The Orion NCM admin guide gives more details to configure AD authentication for NCM. Here is a link to grab the NCM Admin Guide. http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/orionNCM/docs/orionNCMAdministratorGuide.pdf See this section of the NCM admin guide: Adding Windows Active Directory Account Users

Orion Scheduled Jobs consist of two things: - The OrionJob file (Job-xyz.OrionJob stored in the Orion Program folder) which describes the actual job (what page, email address etc.) - A Scheduled Task in the Windows Task Scheduler that basically carries the scheduling settings of the Job and triggers the execution of the…

I am currently looking into it.Will have you posted soon!

You may check this OID "1.3.6.1.2.1.17.4.3.1".

Yes it is possible to have configure 2 Top 10 lists of two different vendor.Here is a very good way to do it. Here is an example for creating 2 Top 10 list,one for Cisco and one for Juniper.Please enter the following query in the Filter Nodes option. Cisco SysObjectID like ‘1.3.6.1.4.1.9%’ Juniper SysObjectID like…

We want to look into the ticket for further understanding of the issue.Could you please post the ticket#?

You can very well create a report using Report Writer showing the desired results using custom SQL query.This should give you the data required.Now you cant write this to the database,instead you can use options like building report. Hope this helps.

Andy you were right with the bug.We will take this in our systems.

I would recommend to open a support ticket with us to look into this issue deeper.

Please refer to this blog post on adding a MIB.

Thomas this cant be done on the UNDP transform results wizard.Because there is no option available in the formula to add a date or any customizable way. May be you can use Orion report Writer tool and create a new report with custom SQL query.

For all the three MIBs mentioned above,you should be able to create custom pollers to monitor easily.Using the OIDs for the above mentioned MIBs,you can use the Orion Universal Device Poller application.There you can select create New Universal Device Poller and click "Browse MIB tree" option.Then you can drill down to the…

This blog should get an overview of the Orion architecture and its monitoring scalability. Hope this gets you started.

Using Advanced Alert manager application,this should be achievable. In the "trigger condition" tab,there is an option "Custom SQL Alert" available as a drop down for the field Type of Property to Monitor.By selecting this option you must able to key in the SQL query according to your requirement. And then moving to the…

I don't think this can be done on a Dash board map.You were right on the Advanced alerts suppression. Do you want this to be added as feature request?

Yes the "Total Bytes Transfer" chart gets data from the device MIB's directly.The OID where the data is coming from is mentioned below. In_TotalBytes 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10. Out_TotalBytes 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.16 Just incase,it supports 64bit counter then the OIDs are In_TotalBytes 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6. Out_TotalBytes…