Woodzy

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  • I had this exact same problem, when adding about 300 elements in one shot. NPM also displayed wrong statistics for devices connected to the same lan segment as the server. It showed these devices as warning with 30%-80% packet loss, which was not true. The web site was also extremely slow and would sometimes time-out.…
    in NPM - ORION Comment by Woodzy June 2003
  • I don't think you can group them on the webpage. That feature would be really nice, but I have just been naming my devices by Region, Provider then City. It helps a little bit when using the system manager or the web page to scroll through 100's of nodes For Example: USA - Worldcom - San Jose T1 USA - C&W - Chicago T1…
    in Grouping Devices Comment by Woodzy June 2003
  • Does the error look like this? " [Microsoft SQL-DMO (ODBC SQLState: 42000)] Error 1101: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Could not allocate new page for database 'NetPerfMon'. There are no more pages available in filegroup PRIMARY. Space can be created by dropping objects, adding additional files, or allowing…
    in Orion Database size reduction problem Comment by Woodzy August 2003
  • Thank you, I will be upgrading very soon. Any issues going from 6.3 to 6.4 that I should be aware of first? Adam
    in Reports Comment by Woodzy July 2003
  • Yeah, that's probably the best way to do it. I migrated from What's UP Gold and just used to those alerts. Thanks for the tip!
    in Alerts Comment by Woodzy July 2003
  • Only 512MB right now, but bumping it up to a 1GB on the weekend. My server runs just fine with 512 but RAM is cheap right now, so why not. Adam
    in Should I run full version of SQL? Comment by Woodzy July 2003
  • Having the same issue with my 2611's as well. I think the memory is calcuated after the IOS loads. SW shows the same memory as the ios cmd 'sh process mem', and the 'sh ver' cmd displays the actual memory install. Not sure if upgrading the ios will help. Does anyone have an answer? Thanks Adam
    in Cisco Memory showing incorrectly Comment by Woodzy September 2003
  • The same thing should apply for ISDN backup. When ISDN is up, I would like to be notified but I don't care when it's down.
    in Orion Capabilities Comment by Woodzy June 2003
  • It would have to be SQL services for me. Can you disable a node for a planned outage? So that the alarms do not go off.
    in Orion Capabilities Comment by Woodzy June 2003
  • Nightly database maintenace cleaned this up for me.
    in Cisco Interfaces Comment by Woodzy September 2003
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