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I was asking for a Trap screenshot not a Rule/Alert screenshot, could you post one? thanks in advance. One more question please. It looks to me that the trap viewers in NCM and NPM are identical. If that is the case, is there any reason to use the one in NCM other than to enable the realtime change notification capability?…

Hi Nocode, I am not sure what is failing in your script, but I would have used a different method to achieve what you are looking after. 1) Monitor this service using a WMI Service Monitor component 2) Setup an alert as detailed in the administration guide that will reboot this service if it's down.…

use the Start > run box to run it instead and see if it works.

You might want to follow this thread for the Jitter statistics: Regards. Yann

Hello Gerjan, Which SysObjectID is returning your Juniper device? To check the SysObjectID, Open System Manager. Right-Click on your Juniper device and select Node Details. 1) SysObjectID returns Net-SNMP or any Linux ID. If it returns the Net-SNMP SysObjectID, then Orion will report it as Net-SNMP/Linux. You will have to…

5-stars self-solved issue :), thanks for sharing the solution. I suppose it is far easier once you know where errors are logged. I detailed further log files in this post if you're interested:

One of the alert might be causing the issue. Try the following to identify it. Start > All Programs > SolarWinds Orion > System Manager Click on Alerts. Select the Advanced Alerts tab. Check the option "Disable all Actions for All Advanced Alerts". Click on Configure Advanced Alerts. Disable all the alerts and enable them…

Hi Guruth, Contact your sales engineer representative, he/she should be able to provide you the add-on. Alternatively you can give a try to snare: http://www.intersectalliance.com/projects/BackLogNT/index.html Thanks, Yann

I am not sure. Which SNMP agent are you running? Net-SNMP or the SUN SNMP daemons? The response is probably in their respective forum of documentation. Feel free to post further details of which agent you are using, which commands you used to compile the MIB and the full error it returned. I or someone else may be able to…

Users are sharing their Custom Pollers configuration file in the Content Exchange section of the forum. This might save you hours of configuration if some of them match your needs. http://thwack.com/media/g/pollers/default.aspx

Hi, I tried to test it in the lab but when I type in no ip finger that line never appears in the configuration. I tested it on a few models. Can you give a try to the below regex: .*\r\n(.*\r\n)(ip finger|ip-finger).*\r\n(.*\r\n) This regex search for ip finger or ip-finger and checks that one or more line breaks are…

Hi Monty, The next step would be to check in which field the UnDP has stored the value returned in the CustomPollerStatus table. You can use the SQL Query pasted below. Put the name of your UnDP in the WHERE condition. Once you figured out which field hosts the value, it should become obvious which field to choose in the…

If you specify at the end of the OID, the index of the interface, e.g.: 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10.1 and select the following properties in the Show Advanced Options section for your UnDP: MIB Value Type: counter SNMP Get Type: Get Polling Type: Node It should return you values without the need to monitor the interface status…

Glad it worked :). I forgot to add that you need to reapply the latest service pack after a repair. Thanks, Yann

What part is important to gain temp and fan speeds etc?I have since found out they use an agent that runs on the OS called Guardian I have never worked with Oracle/BEA Guardian agents, so I do not know how we can retrieve information from it. http://egeneration.beasys.com/guardian/uihelp110/user_guide/Overview.html If WMI…

Hi, If you are getting the Invalid Class error, this means that when APM polls through WMI the CIMV2 NameSpace, it fails finding the needed Class. This issue simply means that the WMI Service on the remote host did not manage to populate the required WMI Class in the Namespace, thus they are not available. I suggest you to…

Thanks for the details. Well next step would be to poll manually the device and run a wireshark trace and see if Orion gets results. Open the web console. Admin > Manage Nodes. Select the node and click on More Actions > Poll Now. It can take few seconds to send the packets as the job is added to the queue of the polling…

Hi, Are you saying to add ".2" at the end of the oid string above to get the 2nd data element Yes. so this means 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.10.3.13.1.1.3.2 for the temp and 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.10.3.13.1.1.6.2 for the humidity sensor. It works for all the tables I tested it againsy, so I thought it would work as well on your…

Hi, This is a known bug. The SQL Query run by the "Nodes with High Response Time", "Nodes with High CPU Utilization", "Nodes with High Memory Utilization" and "Nodes with High Packet Loss" resources will return Nodes that have a Severity > 0. The severity is used to sort nodes depending of their status. a Node down will…

Hi, You might want to increase the Node Warning Interval to something higher than 2 minutes: In System Manager: File > Advanced Settings... Select the "Node Warning Interval". Change the settings and click on Ok. HTH, Yann

The installer should be there: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SolarWinds\Installers\InformationService.msi Rerun the SP2 after this as there was a fix for this service in that SP. HTH, Yann

Except that in this case, it's not an ethernet interface, so it shouldn't be expecting a MAC address for it at all, should it? I agree. Please open a support ticket to be notified when this gets fixed.

Do you see the missing Class browsing the WMI Namespace with either wbemtest or wmiexplorer? If you cannot see them using one of this tool, it means that APM will not be able to access them either. wbemtest The APM WMI Troubleshooting Guide guides you to use that utility. wmi explorer…

I am good thanks :-). Sorry I was thinking about the Orion NPM webconsole instead of the NCM one. The log file of the NCM web console should be located there: ${ALLUSERSPROFILE}\Application Data\SolarWinds\Cirrus\Logging\CirrusWeb.log Let me know if you find something interesting in it. If I run the configuration wizard…

Could you post a screenshot of the Trigger Condition Tab of your Alert?

Here is quick example, feel free to modify the for loop conditions to create the specified VLANs you need. #!/usr/bin/perl for ($x = 0; $x < 256; $x++) { for ($y = 0; $y < 256; $y++) { print "interface Vlan$x-$y\n"; print " description GAS\n"; print " ip address 10.$x.$y.129 255.255.255.248\n"; print " no ip redirects\n";…

Error: Port 514 on IP Address 0.0.0.0 is already open. Could you check which application is binding the udp port 514? in command line type: netstat -abo > netstat_results.txt review the text file and check which app is listening on the udp port 514. By default the port number is named syslog. here is an example of the line…

It looks like you listed the features of APM :-). All the points you listed match APM features except for the below one: - Integrated scheduled and operational maintenance modes for managed systems to prevent operations staff from seeing false alarms during authorized outages This however has been tracked as a feature…

It really depends about what can returns the SNMP agent of the device. This is why I redirected you to the other thread. If a MIB lists the number of connections, then we should be able to create a Universal Device Poller to retrieve the value. Thanks, Yann

The following tables are from an old NTA installation: IPAddressGroups, ServicePorts, TransportProtocols, TypesOfService You can delete these tables and try to re-run the configuration wizard. I am not sure for the table PortsProtocol...I could not find it in any database here. Could you check what is inside it? Before to…