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Well you are not allowed to create dumps of the exam, of course. But have you gone through the prep guide? https://support.solarwinds.com/scp-study-aid-server-application-monitor There are some prep-questions there also.

In my orion I have a template called "WSUS Server", but that is an old and very simple one. Suggest you create one yourself. I's really simple. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../sam-templates-create-template.htm

I would suggest you add the vcenter first. Orion will then ask vcenter what hosts it has and add those. 

Hmm, can this be something for you: https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Warranty-information-does-not-appear-in-the-Asset-Inventory-widget-for-Dell-servers-in-SAM-or-SCM?language=en_US 

Not sure what you are after. Do you mean you want to monitor all volumes on all servers? A picture maybe of what you want to do please.

On every SAM application you can set how often that application is polled. Edit that application and see. That should probably be the reason why it differs. 

Orion does not care if you use a named or default instance. Orion supports both.

https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-optimization-polling-engines.htm Check the Polling completion and Polling rate values showed in above link

Not exactly the same query as above but one I use in a widget. Probably stole it from someone here on THWACK.... :-) Added a where clause in two places to check a custom property. Change it to whatever you want to filter on. SELECT N.Caption AS [Node], ToString(N.UnManageFrom) AS [Suppressed From], CASE WHEN…

Strange, can you change other settings on that page? Have you tried just another web browser?

Hi, ok. How busy are your polling engines? If to much to do they can skip some polling cycles. 

Hi Changing the sample interval in the graph only hides the "issue". Check in the UnDP tool. Choose the node in upper left window. Drill down to the poller "Active_Sessions" and mark it. You can then see all the values in the right window. Is data missing there also? How busy is the ASA at the time when data is missing? Is…

If you have that it might be easier. I would create a new custom property for that data. Have a csv or excel with nodename and the data you want to import, and just import it into orion in the custom properties web page. Mapping the nodenames in csv with the nodenames in orion. Better instructions are…

I don't think orion gathers that information for you. I guess you can have some script gather that data for you to a custom property but I don't think there are any easy solutions.

@"borgan" Just as @"jcmunz" says, use a UnDP Transform to extract the number part from the string. Think something like this should work: parse((?<result>\d+), {Labb1}) Where "Labb1" in the example is the name of the UnDP that gives you "SYS_TEMP; +24.00 C"

Didn't find any existing request so I created on here: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/product-forums/the-orion-platform/i/feature-requests/importlistresourcesresult-with-filter @"KMSigma.SWI" @"Martin_Crothers"

Hi Access to reboot servers is a separate permission and not tied to "manage nodes". So you should be able to do it the same way as before. The "More action" / "Shut down" seems to be shut down interfaces. Might it be connected to NCM? I'm not sure here.

Yes, all AppInsights use less licenses than they have components. * AppInsight for Active Directory: 50 component monitors per monitored domain controller * AppInsight for Exchange: 50 component monitors per monitored mailbox role server * AppInsight for IIS: 30 component monitors per monitored IIS server * AppInsight for…

Ok Thanks, hope somebody else say we are wrong. Otherwise I put in a feature request

Have you set up SWQL studio? If not read more about to get started here: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/resources/b/product-blog/posts/intro-to-swql-studio 

You are not alone..... I have seen it also. Got no resolution, sorry

Is it Orion.APM.Componentdefinition you are looking for? SWQL for that could be: SELECT TOP 10 C.Name AS ComponentName ,D.Name AS ComponentType FROM Orion.APM.Component AS C INNER JOIN Orion.APM.Componentdefinition AS D ON C.ComponentType=D.ComponentType

Yes, correct.

So the script in the "script body" outputs a numeric value. That is the statistics value. In this component it's seconds. Another script could count rows in a database, then rows is the output and the statistics value. (I should have written "...value the sam component pass to you....", or "the value you get out from the…

Statistic threshold is using the value you pass to the SAM component. If you pass seconds to orion in the clock drift monitor, statistic threshold use seconds.

Haha, I agree with that. I can go with "works ok" instead of "works fine". 

Hi Why don't use the build in tool SolarWinds Unmanage Scheduling Utility, https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Configure-Orion-to-unmanage-items-on-a-scheduled-basis?language=en_US Seems it is deprecated since long but still exist and work fine. 

I suggest you take out "node free memory" as a separate query. It will be to complicated to have in the same query. To get IOPS just add that columne in the output, like this: SELECT C.Name ,PEC.TimeStamp ,PEC.AvgPercentCPU ,PEC.AvgPercentMemory ,PEC.AvgIOReadOperationsPerSec FROM APM_Component AS C INNER JOIN…

In my example it is percentage used. In the view [dbo].[CPULoad] you have "PercentMemoryUsed" and also AVGMemoryUsed. With that you can count how much is free. 

Hi @"anooppandey3" The join operations required are in several steps and several tables. As detailed data get aggregated into hourly, and into daily, the data is in several tables. To only get the detailed info you do something like this: SELECT C.Name ,CSD.TimeStamp ,PED.PercentCPU ,PED.PercentMemory FROM APM_Component AS…