William_Beattie

Oooohhh!! Tell me more...

Love the beta. I'm chomping at the bit to get 7.3 in production.

I agree. I've had my Bridgewave for years and never had it on the network so I didn't miss the gaps. Today I configured my units to be network managed and added to Solarwinds. Frankly I am happy that they were natively supported. My boss wants to know specific info like the dB and volts. All I can do is login to the device…

Installing right now. Do I get a badge for doing so? I love badges.

HP Procurve supports EIGRP

Thats a feature! It was implemented to allow devices with multiple IPs to simply import the new IP and not a second device. Which was great for my core routers which have about 45 IPs on each device.

That is awesome!! I'm thinking that I should hire Affinnova.com to pimp my products. Well no, not really.... Assuming he is a troll pimping PRTG, if I was management at PRTG I would be totally embarrassed by this thread. It is ridiculously easy to setup an alert in Solarwinds.

It sounds silly but I figured out the issue. 1. It works better if there is a rule per line you want to find. 2. in the "config end" box there needs to be a CRLF at the end. All I did was go into the rule and hit enter after the "!". Save, UpdateAll, and presto all my issues show up. I click on the REd X icon and I get a…

I get this too. Was there any resolution? I have about 400+ jet direct. Jet direct reports discards. switch reports no errors.

I get this on my HP jet direct as well. Have yet to figure it out. I have found that solarwinds seems to auto adjust the bandwidth ifrom the 100Mb down to some kb number. This is why you see 1000% utilization. I removed all jetdirect from monitoring to make my screens look better but it would be awesome if there was a fix.

Solarwinds logs in with SSH (also telnet but don't use telnet) to download configs. You only need read only access for polling. R/W access is ok for managing switches if you aren't a CLI person. However, even for switches I would rather use https or ssh. SNMP is easy on ASA from the CLI. snmp-server host inside <IP of NCM…

Yes. The trouble is that it just shows there is a violation on one or more of the hundreds of ports. Id like to see a breakdown by exact port not in compliance Edit: I tried using one rule for each entry I am looking for. This does show Interface G1/1 is not in compliance but it seems to only check a single interface.@…

Why would you want to allow SNMP management of an ASA?

err... I mean Evaluating, ya, evaluating

I love UDT. I'm looking forward to playing with the beta

I'd like to see a report like this but my results just show the rules match somewhere in the file. Anyone know how to get the result below?

It is located in the "Website" table, under the "ServerName" column. A simple SELECT statement will give you the current ServerName: SELECT * FROM Websites.

I have panorama. From an NPM perspective, adding Panorama is NOT going to monitor all your firewalls. All I get are the interfaces from the Panorama in my interfaces tab. I am monitoring all 18 of my PAN firewalls separately, again from an NPM perspective. NCM on the other hand is more subjective. I have two PAN firewalls…

I think I would focus on AAA configuration. Once you can authenticate with username and password NCM works great. MUCH easier than writing a custom template. So simple.... Here's the config enable secret MyP@55w0rd! username MyAdm1n privilege 15 secret <MyP@55w0rd> aaa new-model aaa authentication login TEMP local line vty…

Normally when I see that, the SNMP string failed and the scan picked up the host by ICMP. Make sure SNMP is enabled in Linux and rescan. Once SNMP is working, you should see better results