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any idea on how to proceed?

it uses the account I assigned it to, right? (it did when i started calc.exe with it) I tried logging in to the server with that account and executing the file which worked fine... PS: I am pretty sure its a permission/security issue... I just dont know why and how to fix it...

what do you mean by what you see? EDIT: nvm... you edited your post... before everything after the picture was not there yet :P btw, you forgot to add the link to dennys blog... I just ran into the same problem... I tried creating an alert based on a bunch of custom pollers (Server Status) now created two condition groups,…

do you use the 12h or 24h clock in russia? Try the following for 12h format, if it doesn't work I'll look up the syntax for 24h format (I think its just ${Hour} instead of ${HH}: This alert was active for ${SQL:Select Floor(Convert(float,(Convert(datetime,'${DD}.${MM}.${Year} ${HH}:${Minute}:${Second}…

@Marie: the ticket has been opened a long time ago and the answer in the end was that the credentials were corrupted after an upgrade or the credentials were incorrect, it did not say that in the logs though, it just showed a connection error! @terepp: try adding a % at the end

yes, our problem was that for some reason the username/password combination was incorrect (I believe it got corrupted from a previous upgrade but don't know). We re-entered the credentials and it all started working fine :)

me too, I created the maps and that was the first thing I tried to do until I found out that its not possible... What does the "Orion.NPM.Interfaces" tooltips refer to then?

uhhh, I guess that puts a stop to our plan to migrate all cisco boxes from snmpv2 to v3... :P Cant you use the kiwi trap thingy you mentioned in a previous post? I doubt Microsoft will actually implement SNMPv3 soon... just like they havent fixed the issue of misreporting memory usage (which is also used by NPM) for years.…

Hi Jiri, for some reason, if I call the powershell like that, it does not create the file, any idea why that would be?

yup, as I thought... still do have a problem... have to investigate further... the powershell does not give me any output and then declares the whole thing as up. :-\ but still, the above described should work for other templates using normal powershell commands

Hi Jiri, I am still working out some details... (the -File was one of the problems but not the only one) the solution is not so easy actually... we had to install the exchange monitoring tools on the Orion server as executing the command on the exchange server while providing plain text credentials was not an option. that…

ok thanks :) and all that just because I watched the advanced alert training, lol

where? :P I wouldnt use the negative statement if there were something like "does not contain". I dont know how else I would make this work... anyway, why isnt there something like "does not contain"? there is "does not equal" etc. but no "does not contain"

just to give an update... updating to 2008 R2 seems to have solved the high cpu load. The average cpu load has dropped by almost 50% and I have only seen the cpu spike up to 100% once so far.

did you guys try what I marked as solution? We use this and it works like a treat! This alert was active for ${SQL:Select Floor(Convert(float,(Convert(datetime,'${Year}-${MM}-${DD} ${HH}:${Minute}:${Second} ${AM/PM}')-Convert(datetime,'${AlertTriggerTime}'))))} days and ${SQL:Select…

user and database have the same settings: english just the OS is set to german which is probably the problem... But from what I read in the "what we're working on" on NPM, this should be fixed in the next release.

meaning its basically not usable with more than one condition...

Hi Doug, I have opened case#216552 as mentioned, to answer the questions from dev: I have tried to manually download the configs, it works fine if I download the configs within NCM. 1.1.1.1 is not the real IP, I have only edited the log as I stated in my original post as I did not want to expose internal data into thwack.…

Ok, I have opened Case#216552

I tried pass through out but I didnt like it because I could not logout, I need to be able to log out and log back in as a different user to see how their views look like... so I turned it off again... but no I dont have that running. EDIT: New Case# is 161329

Hi, looks very interesting. i could use that as a report only, is the code on the second page still the recent version? If not, would you minf pasting the SQL-code here? Thanks! :)

Hello Jiri, actually, we did some kind of workaround with powershell... powershell is trying to create a file and write the results into this file, vbscript then reads the file... this works just fine if i execute the .vbs file manually, if i paste it into APM, the Wshshell.Run returns a "1" which apparently means that the…

Hi, I opened a ticket for this not working with HTML (Ticket#265369) and I have been given a workaround. So, in order to use this with plaintext emails in the alert reset action use this: --- This alert was active for ${SQL:Select Floor(Convert(float,(Convert(datetime,'${Year}-${MM}-${DD} ${HH}:${Minute}:${Second}…

I would actually understand NOT ALL and NONE just like ebradford explained.... (I always thought of "NOT ALL" as the invert of "ALL" and NONE as the invert of "ANY") I dont know how one would understand it any other way... Andy, can you confirm that the currently implemented logic works as ebradford explained? I only…

Subnet scanning froze for me as well, usually I can solve this by deleting the stuck scans, this time however I had to contact support. The solution was to delete credentials and re-assign the new ones. So I deleted all old DHCP servers (we only added them for testing once anyhow) and added all known ones with the new…

Woohoo, finally! :) I can confirm that in beta3 there is an advanced option within the templates, if this is switched to 64bit, the statistics are correct... whats the disadvantage of setting this to 64bit for everything?

Here is the SQL query we use: --- SELECT MAX(APM_AlertsAndReportsData.ComponentID) AS NetObjectID, MAX(APM_AlertsAndReportsData.ComponentName) AS Name, MIN(DateDiff(Minute, APM_AlertsandReportsData.TimeStamp, GetDate())) AS MaxDateDiff, APM_AlertsandReportsData.ComponentType FROM APM_AlertsAndReportsData WHERE…

haha, my help? ;-) yes, we are a good team! you do the work and I steal the results! ;-) I will try this out and post again if this does not work, if it does work I will edit the answer of this thread accordingly :-)

Hi, I have modified it to work for our environment as follows: --- ${SQL:Select datediff(day, Convert(datetime,'${AlertTriggerTime}'),Convert(datetime,'${Year}-${MM}-${DD} ${HH}:${Minute}:${Second} ${AM/PM}'))} days and ${SQL:Select Convert(time,Convert(datetime,'${Year}-${MM}-${DD} ${HH}:${Minute}:${Second} ${AM/PM}') -…

any more ideas?