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use the report writer to do the query and include the report as a resource in the web page?
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You are going to need some more complex SQL, because you have to check that the last trap received trap for the oidvalue: INNER JOIN traps a ON a.nodeid = nodes.nodeid AND a.traptype = 'HHMSAGENT-MIB:spUnknownStatus.301' INNER JOIN trapvarbinds b ON a.trapid = b.trapid AND b.oidname = 'spSensorValue' WHERE a.acknowledged =…
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It's just as bad if you are a Juniper shop running LLDP (which does at least have an out of the box poller), but only because the topology calculator will be missing the necessary information to do any work... With LLDP Junipers are not very consistent in this respect -- on switches they advertise unit 0 on LLDP, and on…
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The out of the box thin-AP alerts don't work with Aruba Controllers when you have backup controllers. The wireless controller support is completely broken for Aruba when you have backup controllers configured for your APs.
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http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/Orion/docs/SolarWindsPortRequirements.pdf?CMPSource=THW&CMP=DIRECT was recently updated -- I would work off that.
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1801 will probably be need to be open for MSMQ, I think it depends on the exact version of all of the solarwinds components. Nothing fails exactly, you will just get odd errors. On some versions this is used to communicate to the remote poller force rediscovery, polling, list resources on nodes, and without it being open…
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As an aside: If your monitored device can send traps for interface events then you can configure solarwinds to immediately change the state of the interface in NPM regardless of the polling cycle.
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snap. (I hit post on my reply after I got back from a meeting)
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Honestly, I'd not put anything than a SSD in most servers now, and so for the SQlserver you'd be better off with mirrored SSD than putting in a raid10 array
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yes! thank you. AlertNote contains all of the acknowledgement text for the object/alert (rather than just the last one). However that's also good, as we've now got a history on flapping interfaces.
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There is no way to turn off paging for the device; the script process was sending spaces to overcome the more prompts, and these were being echoed back in the output and ending in the config file output. I switched to an indirect upload and the problem went away. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Could we have…
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The logical sets/groups of subnets would be useful -- e.g. the subnets assigned to be used for router loopbacks, the subnets reserved for servers, etc... these would help enforce an addressing plan.
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Given we're talking windows 2012 or later you can set the ephemeral port range using netsh, and not need to reboot: c:\> netsh int ipv4 set dynamicport udp start=10000 num=55000 persistent c:\> netsh int ipv4 set dynamicport tcp start=10000 num=55000 persistent Settings that can be Modified to Improve Network Performance -…
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the SQL wildcard character is a '%', not a '*' try FullName Not Like '%BMS%'
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where is $SWHost defined? This won't throw an error because you have it in single quotes, and so the first argument contains that string literally, instead of what you want, which is probably localhost i.e.: "swis://localhost/Orion/Orion.Nodes/NodeID=33104/Interfaces/InterfaceID=101366" /RjL
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Assuming you have external nodes that match the 6-letter bus codes: where caption in (SELECT RIGHT(RTRIM(a.tag),6) FROM traps a with (nolock) where IPAddress='10.7.1.102' AND colorcode=8388863 and acknowledged=0 and not exists ( select 1 from traps b where RIGHT(RTRIM(a.Tag),6)=RIGHT(RTRIM(b.Tag),6) and b.colorcode=8454016…
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yes All alerts need an object to be associated with an alert -- I am not sure if you can raise alerts on external nodes. object = node, interface, port, etc
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I am sorry, but this is not true: Wireless OIDs polled in NPM - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support We have our Aruba wireless AP currently monitored using AOS6 under Orion NPM 12.1; I was interested in any change in behavior under AOS8 with clustering enabled
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When you say not supported natively in NPM do you mean that the AP status flaps up and down on every controller, or that it doesn't display ANY status for the AP at all? We have roughly 13,000 wireless AP. if the former case then I was thinking of leveraging external nodes and linking them to the AP status so it generated…
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except I thought he said the VLAN with the VIPS in is disjoint -- i.e. there isn't any layer-2 connectivity between the sites for the unrouted vlan. also, pickily, I think you mean 200ms -- (200MS is 200 MegaSiemens, which isn't really a useful measure of network performance)
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it's okay if you leave the Group By.. in the reset condition; it will work but the meaning is slightly different, which may or may not be your intent, and you might be causing the database to do additional work. In my example the alert manager builds a set of nodes that have had more than 5 SFP-RX-HIGH alerts in the past…
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Any progress on adding this feature?
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+1 for the with (nolock) I've hit a couple of deadlocks caused by the merger with NPM (<11.5) and NCM where the locking on the nodes table interferes with NCM. in addition, with SQL you can run it in the SQL studio and get the execution plan. SQL is a descriptive/declarative language there is more than one way to solve a…
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cobrien wrote: First, new and shiny features tend to be more interesting to talk about and hear about. Most people expect us to be progressing on old content all the time, and just want to hear about the new stuff. But you are not delivering on the 'progressing on old content' and that is what is bother your users -- UDT…
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Yes, running under that -- support asked me to downrev to hotfix4
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it is generating a select statement that is over 280 lines long (once reformatted) -- it doesn't ever execute it once, let alone worry about the frequency of it executing.
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I've lots of sites without a UPS geographically dispersed cisco routers report why they reloaded, so after the fact you can tell if they rebooted due to a power outage: $ snmpwalk ...... 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.2.0 SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.9.2.1.2.0 = STRING: "reload" $ snmpwalk ....... 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.2.0…
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I didn't write the code, You can find the evaluation process yourself -- turn up the logging on the alert process and read the logfiles. You have to stop thinking about alerts, and think about Venn diagrams: you have the 'alert triggered tab', this is a SQL query that returns the set of things (A) you have the 'alert reset…
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TR-069 is a management framework, just like SNMP. This is typically used by ISPs to support end-devices and is used to support things like 'zeroconfig' where you buy a DSL modem/router from your nearest store, plug it in, the modem locates the ACS, negotiates with it to obtain firmware updates and the correct network…
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What resources exactly is the polling engine running out of? I'd like to monitor that resource to ensure we do not run out of it. From what I can measure it's not memory, CPU, network, or disk i/o. Which leaves me somewhat confused at to why there is a 10,000 element limit.