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Thank you so much for this. Yes, this is definitely helpful. Using similar logic to what you have above, I am wondering if it's possible to have an additional check. For example if the volume already exists, but it doesn't equal the same (case sensitive) characters to what the Caption, VolumeDescription, and FullName…

Wow, good call. I thought I tried that earlier, but I must have missed something, I just redid it and it worked... Unbelievable that just adding the ToLower() Method at the end of the caption, description and Fullname would make a difference, but it seems to be working properly for me now. Thank you so much. Here is my…

@"mesverrum" @"sum_giais" Here is some additional information that may help. 1. The nodes I am adding are WMI not SNMP. That being said, when I look at the tables for orion.volume, all of my fixed disks are an index value of 3+. So for example if a server has 1 drive then that c:\ drive would be indexed 3, if it has a 2nd…

Thanks to all of you for all these reply. I was off site today so I didn't get a chance to play with this anymore, but I will definitely look into the few things you posted above and see if I can get it working tomorrow. I really appreciate the responses, and I will post back my findings.

Yes, in our environment it's the same. 1 = physical memory, 2 = virtual memory, and 3+ = fixed disk (depending on how many drives the server has) You wouldn't by chance still have any of those scripts handy and willing to share would you? I pretty have everything automated the way I like, just this volume checkbox is the…

Thank you for replying. I tried changing that value and re-adding the volume, but unfortunately that change didn't make any difference. I'm trying to navigate and look at different values within our Solarwinds server using the Database Manager tool as well as SWQL to see if I can spot anything. So far unfortunately no…

After troubleshooting this and digging through the SDK I got a lot further. To give a high-level explanation, I create the node and all the resources I want individually and then enable Asset Inventory. This is all done without triggering a full node discovery; as that is time consuming and much more resource heavy…

I appreciate the reply. Do you have any examples you can share? I'm open to anything I can try out. By the way, incase it's relevant, the nodes I am working with are Windows Servers and using WMI. EDIT1: I think I found an example. Is this what you're referring to? github.com/.../DiscoverWmiNode.ps1 EDIT2: I have another…

I'm guessing there isn't anything I can do to get this to work. Perhaps I can get some assistance using a different direction. If I were to make changes to a server node from the web portal; is there a log file (transaction log) anywhere that shows the changes that were made? On a side note if the changes can't be done…