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these are already in there, at least since 10.7

Open a support case with McAfee -- we have these boxes and have done the same issue. It's wholly up to McAffee to fix this one. They need to define a unique sysObjectID for each platform and change the snmpd.conf to use it, should be a 10-15 minute patch.

Wow. a balst from the past -- a quarter of a century ago [MIB-1 was from 1990; back then SNMP management applications were something one wrote from scratch including your own ASN.1 parser ] Also: name names. it's Friday afternoon and I need another laugh... Using the API it's possible to add a device that is not currently…

updating the MIB doesn't update the Vendor and MachineType -- for that you have to upgrade the NPM application to one with compiled-in values. Vote up this idea: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1952 if you want to be able to setup your own sysObjectID mapping

there is a idea for this -- vote it up :-) http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1952

please vote up http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1952

That does not look like a valid SNMP sysObjectID to me. $ snmptranslate 1.3.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 SNMPv2-SMI::org.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 please vote up http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1952

you have to mention the column in the query before the linkfor clause. this works: SELECT '' AS n, '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-' + Tostring(N.statusicon) AS [_IconFor_n], N.caption, N.detailsurl AS [_LinkFor_Caption], N.unmanagefrom AS [From], N.unmanageuntil AS [Until], AE.accountid AS [By], Daydiff(Getdate(),…

there is this one: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2637

Ticket# 735983 In my case the configuration files for a couple of our firewalls are around 35MB <-- yep Megabytes; This is because they have/had the IPS function enabled...

the API user does not normally need admin privileges, unless you want to be able to execute some random piece of SQL. I also use an local account with a very cryptic password for API access.

I'm going to note, that if you're trying to figure out of the node is really down then this is a bad idea. SWO actually goes into a rapid-ping mode if the regular poll does not work to determine if it is really down, forcing to ti check immediately really is not going to help because SWO will almost certainly have polled…

Whenever someone says something is impossible in Orion, I think how it might be achieved, which sometimes ends up a little Heath Robinson To monitor children using Solarwinds Orion: 1. get yourself a Raspberry Pi with a Camera wireless card 2. setup motion detection and image capture software 3. when motion is detected,…

This is going to be a general gripe... in large installations this sort of thing is impractical. Any time someone says 'you just click list resources and turn it off' when you have 1000 such things it just ain't gonna happen without someone suffering from RSI. In addition, for devices with over a thousand interfaces, doing…

SL100 is 100 things, not 100 of each thing.. i.e. #nodes + #volumes + #interfaces <= 100

I think the basic alert manager does run on each additional poller, and can be configured on a per-additional poller basis... I might try hacking around with that. If I can install other software on the additional poller I might try installing the SDK and writing a powershell script that looks for triggered alerts on a…

We monitor our Avaya servers using SNMPv3, and it works quite well. one of the downsides is that if it does stop responding to SNMP then it takes a while for the telecom folks to schedule a reload of the server, especially if it's the current active one.

I've gone around the loop here several times about the MTU settings, and it's important to specify where the settings are being configured and what the effect actually is on the device. The layer-2 interfaces should probably be set to 9216, but the layer-3 interfaces to 9000. It is not obvious on much equipment what you…

C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\Logs\Orion the logging levels are altered using the 'LogAdjuster'

SoapBox... In a different alert engine design the Events could bubble up to alerts immediately, but this design is inherrently glitchy (i.e. very timing sensitive) and not predictable in short time periods. node warning events are significant in a well-run network-- they are the first indication of some packet loss in your…

I think not -- if you look at the pages for it you'll see that they say to report bugs in the API to Issues · solarwinds/OrionSDK · GitHub [if you look at some of the issues you will see that they point to a bug in the underlying product -- and those you could report to support] IMHO asking support to help debug your…

Has the data been successfully polled from the node? Without the status value the report is showing interfaces on nodes where the poller has been assigned With the custom poller status value the report is showing interfaces on nodes where the poller has been assigned and a value retrieved from the node.

The ONS-15454 do not support any of the cisco mibs (at least at any version of code we ran on them) You need to start here: Fault Management of ONS 15454 Using Simple Network Management Protocol - Cisco for reference I don't think the Cerant/Cisco ONS 15454 devices export the RAM/CPU of the management processor. DWDM is…

I'd bet on MapStudioFiles SELECT FileId FileName, [Timestamp], Owner, UpdateUser, IsDeleted, LockUser, FileType, LockDate, ComputerName FROM [dbo].[MapStudioFiles] the file is a big blob in that table

the SQL is simple: update [dbo].[Actions] set description=replace(description,'oldemail@uw.edu','newemail@uw.edu') where actionTypeid like 'Email%' and description like '%oldemail@uw.edu%' and update [dbo].[ActionsProperties] set PropertyValue=replace(PropertyValue,'oldemail@uw.edu','newemail@uw.edu') where PropertyName…

and another followup... I need to add a condition to not alert if the node with the ip address of the neighbour is down, because I get a couple of hundred alerts when a carrier drops circuits to several school districts and I lose both the nodes and the routing peering with them)

This is there in NPM 12.0: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1271#start=25 (I don't have SAM, so i don't know if custom application properties are there)

with traps and syslog the only way to associate an incoming UDP packet with a node is through the source IP address -- with Orion those need to be Unique (the only way they cannot be is if nodes with the same IP address are associated with different polling engines) 1. if you have different polling engines and the source…

in 11.5 you can set your own Vendor and MachineType -- kind of awkward to setup using custom node pollers (needs some UX work) but is does work /RjL

in cases like this I load up the program in depends.exe (Dependency Walker (depends.exe) Home Page ) and see what dll is missing.