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You have my vote on this Feature Request
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Set the folder (C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Orion\reporting.tempfiles) permissions (Full Control) for the SolarWinds Orion Application Pool user.
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Upgrade to the latest Orion version 2020.2.6. VCenter 6.7 is not supported in Orion 2017.1
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No, it will not. It uses the API credentials to see the cluster's info. CVM credentials are used for HardwareHealth. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../vman-required-permissions-for-vmware-and-hyper-v-credentials.htm
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Login to your Nutanix Console. The 'Health' section should be able to show you why.
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I hope this helps >> support.solarwinds.com/.../Windows-Service-Monitor-Invalid-class
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Use the "Last XX Audit Events" report resource then customize accordingly.
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same for VMAN >> documentation.solarwinds.com/.../vman-required-permissions-for-vmware-and-hyper-v-credentials.htm
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You can search for the "Top 10 Volumes by Disk Space Used" from the Available Resource on your report.
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Do a Full RabbitMQ reset on that server https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Full-RabbitMQ-Reset-in-Orion-Platform-products?language=en_US You may wanna contact support if not resolved.
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Check out these posts: PerfStack Custom Colors Updated Perfstack colors for both projects and widgets
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Use the 'Custom Table' widget. Set your Data Source similar to this: You can start with the following columns then customize them accordingly: - Caption - Unmanage From - Unmanage To - Status
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To get the volume list, you can run a SQL query similar to: SELECT * FROM [dbo].[Volumes] where Caption LIKE '%Cached Memory%' or Caption LIKE '%Memory buffers%' or Caption LIKE '%Shared memory%' You can use 'VolumeType' as a query filter also. After you review the list, use the same filter(s) to run the delete statement:…
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See if the procedures here helps --> Not Loading Alert Variables
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Use the Last XX Audit Events report resource (Add Content) then Edit Resource to select only Node added under Display following audit events section. Hope this helps!
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Calculation here: https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Calculate-interface-bandwidth-utilization?language=en_US
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They are polled using OIDs described here: support.solarwinds.com/.../What-object-IDs-OIDs-does-NPM-poll-for-interface-information
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How did the support and Dev team verify the correct value?
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I usually see this behavior during HA failing over, but I'd be curious what they find out.
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Not sure if this is account limitation or view limitation. I suggest you check the link below: documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-creating-account-limitations-sw809.htm
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Yes
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1. Locate this file in the Orion installation folder and back it up. "C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\Information Service\3.0\Schemas\OrionSchema.xml" 2. Find the following rows: <property name="NodeStatusRootCause" displayName="$Orion.Nodes.NodeStatusRootCause.displayName" type="System.String" transient="true" />…
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May I suggest posting this under the Feature Request section so we can vote on it.
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There a table called AlertHistory and AlertHistoryView. You can export these tables to CSV. You may also use the SQL query below to show you the oldest alerts you can put into a report. SELECT * FROM [dbo].[AlertHistoryView] order by TimeStamp asc
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You may check out this post: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/t5/NPM-Discussions/Detect-Flapping-Route-changes-based-on-protocols/m-p/235858
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You do not need an agent since the VMAN polls through VMware API which uses port 443.
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If you would like to get the list of VMs that are not managed as nodes, you may use this SQL query: SELECT Name, GuestName FROM [dbo].[VIM_VirtualMachines] where NodeID is NULL
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Adding a vCenter for monitoring will also automatically add all of the vCenter's child ESX hosts for monitoring in VMAN as nodes. VMAN will be able to monitor objects and metrics that match the permission level of your credential.…
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Orion.ShadowNodes is one of the entity values in the table: TopologyEntities. This refers to a not managed entity (that is why it does not have a nodeID). ShadowNode is automatically added as a point of connection concentration (e.i.switch).
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You may start by checking out the information on the "Virtualization Summary" page.