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Hi Ok, thanks. That would have been nice though.

Hi LadaVarga Nice try but same error:

Hmm, of course that would be a solution, to have two alerts. But that wouldn't be that good looking and I want my alerts to be smooth and good looking

In SQL 2016 Standard edition you can have "Basic Availabiliy Group". A group that can only consist of one database. Works!

In my case is is a cisco switch that changes (?) the device view for "Cisco" devices to the ASA view. Not sure what HF level they are on.

Hi, got a customer that has the same issue. Here it is only the view for "Cisco" that is changing.

Untrusted FK's are like broken thing, good dbs's fix broken things in the database. If development left them there mening they should not be enabled if would be better if they were removed. SQL will ignore untrusted FK's, they are nothing like indexes.

Hi Almost correct but, at that place you can "monitor" and "unmonitor" the intefaces. Just what I wanted so thanks for leading me into the right place. I would suggest to Solarwinds thought, that on the page "Port management: Show nodes", you can mark a node and press a button named "Show Node Ports" (or something like…

Got to have them all.... :-D

Thanks, it works. To bad to lose the function but it's better anyway. /Thomas

If I remember correct from last time I did this I had the same issue. Then it was a matter of installing the right version, 64-bit vs 32-bit. Orion is mainly 32 bit but that is changing also so I suggest you install both versions.

Removing owner in cisco config helped me in this one. Thanks!!

High CPU utilization on collector service and false down alerts seem to be connected as we have had the same scenario. But that was on NPM 12.3 HF6. The issue then was trouble connecting to SQL database because of issues with VM host (Look for alot of SQL connection issues in the logfiles and eventlog)

Hi all We saw this problem also so we built a program that can send sms from a command line through a gms-modem connected to the orion-server. If everything but the orion-server i down we can still get the alert. /Thomas

Hmm, ok. Maybe we can live with that. Thank you for the input.

Hi That query is something I got from solarwinds dev-team but it seems to be valid still. And what you types is the exact query.

Hi cjfranca This is a completely different issue for another thread. But I think that the hostname in alert emails should be the one in this SQL query: select Servername, port from websites where type='primary' Check that one or change it if it's wrong. Good luck!

The node details are not from an email alert action. It's on the "All alert" page AND "alert details" page. The node page shows correct info. Why? Because "All alerts" page gets data from AlertObjects-table "node details" page gets data from node-view (or the new tables) This was a windows node but NPM does not change the…

Yes, the node is renamed in NPM. Looking at the node-page shows the correct caption. Only Alert-pages show wrong caption.

I have this problem also in one place. There we have a 64-bit Win2008SP2 with SQL2008 Express. I "solved" it by using the win 2008 scheduler. In that you can make a rule to trigger on "NetPerfMon Service Error: Exception in Service Timer Tick" in the windows event log. If that occures I run a bat-script to restart all…

Yes, we monitor the orion server.

Hi and thanks That could work in one way. But, we have an external program that sends us alerts through sms and we want to send "ok-alerts" though that so we know that one is working also. That can't be done with the report scheduler i think. We want to send a morning-ok with email and an evening- and holliday-ok with sms.…

No, this customer don't have SAM....yet ;-)

Yes I know that. But this is only info about what speed the interface has. Not what I actually get from the link. In this case a wan link with lots of nodes from ISP that I don't see. I want to measure the actual speed I get.

Hi I am confused. A few days ago, VoIP reported high packet loss on link between switch A and B (two seperate sites). Orion NPM with VoIP is installed on server connected to switch A. NPM does not show any packetloss on switch B, why?The traffic from the server should go the same way. How is that possible? I understand by…

Wonderful to see this ORC has finally come to us! See so many use-cases for it. BUT - the licensing, if a customer only have NPM they can't use this? If so, if they buy a "little SAM node-bases license", does that mean they can use it for all of NPM? Thanks!

Looks very nice. Would you like to share some code as well?

Yes, I have seen that also. Bug? Feature!?!

You are on to something, if your operstatus is all number, ie. not Up or Down they will just be ignored. I made another query for all that don't use NCM but NPM. Added a where-clause to filter out some interface types that is virtual. SELECT N.Caption AS [Device Name], IP_address AS [Device IP], COUNT( CASE WHEN…

I suggest you create alert trigger actions that send data on the alert to your integration software. In that data you also send the alert id number. In the alert reset action you send the same alert id number to the integration. Alert ID number is a variable called: ${N=Alerting;M=AlertActiveID}. With that you can clear…