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I concur. This is needed in SolarWinds. We are currently forced to build limited monitoring using universal device pollers. Please add this feature.
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Did this ever get implemented? I'm looking through discovery trying to understand if there are in-built reports/exports that allow you to easily identify a delta to your previous discovery.
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I agree. the ability to Export IPAM in a scheduled manner would greatly improve DR capability
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Update for anyone else looking for this data: The AvgDiskTransfer in the VolumePerformanceHistory table provides the volume latency data in seconds.
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My powershell is triggered from an alert which detects the Operational Status and then executes: Invoke-SwisVerb $swis Orion.Reporting ExecuteSQL @("UPDATE ESI_Instance SET OperationalState = 2 WHERE Name = 'NameOfTheIntegration'") @"christopher.t.jones123"'s solution looks far more elegant.
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You have to manually change it back - but you can write a powershell script to do it X minutes after it changes to restricted, based on setting up an alert for the change.
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This is probably 10 years too late, and based on a thread I found by @"kaotic" for creating a report with a similar query. Adding an SQL alert with query: WHERE ((DATEDIFF(mi, Nodes.LastSystemUpTimePollUtc, getutcdate()) > 120) AND (Nodes.Status = '1')) has the desired result.
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Update - The server was rebooted a few times over the weekend before I had a chance to attempt the update and now 'completed' the install and has the correct plugins, so I've not had a chance to try the update of the agent. Annoyingly a second server was in a similar state (reported as working, but when I looked to run the…
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Thanks Alterego, I will amend this once I have the details of the correct IP (it has 4 IPV4 addresses, albeit 2 are 169....)
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Thanks, I will give that a go.
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Thanks, I didn't realise I could update it without admin on the server, that's very helpful. I will attempt this when I'm back in the office next week. I agree, it does seem that I must have older plugins somehow, even though the agent is reporting 2.4.4.2285 which is the agent that goes with 2020.2.4 as far as I…
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Hi @"faizan_123" Did you get an answer on how to change restricted by system back to enabled automatically after a period of time? Also, you mention you were able to amend the flood threshold in Advanced Settings. I've not managed to locate this, could you point me at the location of these settings. Thanks Tim
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Update for anyone searching on this error. .Net 3.5 was additionally required for this to function.
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Edit: Password field located. The following error is produced when I run the report https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/8a0c79c8-6df1-4cdb-aa9e-b8003ed0aa0d/-failed-to-load-the-runtime-exception-from-hresult-0x80131700?forum=winformssetup indicates I need .Net framework 3.5 Is this correct (surely it would be…
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Thank you @"sreenathmp" and @"christopher.t.jones123" I had found the logs I thought should be written to, it was the added nugget of amending the logs from INFO to DEBUG that solved the issue. It seems a bit odd that INFO wouldn't report that the actions had been taken (I could understand it at WARN or ERROR), but this…
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Hi @"neomatrix1217" Sorry to hi-jack the this post, but it seems silly to start a fresh one and my question may well help @"itengineer" . I won't be having the SW HA solution, but I will have a couple of separate SW instances (albeit pushing close to the latency boundary). Would it be possible to use the template you…
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Cheers. I thought it must be in a table somewhere. I think for resilience a swql rather than sql query would be appropriate, I will investigate.
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Thanks @"sum_giais" I've added the write to eventlog action too, which may be acceptable by our security team. it does rely on admins remembering to add the action to the alert though. Cheers Tim
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Sorry, no I'm afraid not. This has been put on a backburner behind other tasks, so I've not taken it up with support.
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Thanks, that might satisfy the audit requirement. I could schedule a daily report to be sent. ETA: I found the table - "AuditingEvents". Quite obvious I guess. Any idea what "Allow IIS Action Rights" might be and how it can be tracked It's not evident from the Management widget in the server summary.