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You are correct. There's really nothing that can be done from the SeUM server/player perspective short of reducing the number of transactions or decreasing the frequency these transactions are played back to stay well under the 150 connection limit imposed by the application. Alternatively the correct course of action…

https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Send-Orion-alert-emails-using-Office-365-and-Outlook

But when this policy that prevents NTLMv1 is in place, can you connect to a remote host and query WMI using wbemtest.exe from the Orion server?

Forgive me for reading the directions. I was using the RCLI to configure SNMP using the following command C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware VI Remote CLI\bin>perl vicfg-snmp.pl --server yourserverip -c public -p 5567 -t trapserverip@162/public This obviouly isn't correct. Once I started the standard linux snmpd process…

Clicking on 'Database File Size' and 'Transaction Log File Size ' takes you to the Database details page, which admittedly does a poor job of highlighting one particular issue I believe you're seeing. If you hover over the linear gauge for the database file size, it may be more readily apparent, but it's my belief…

The following Nagios scripts might prove useful when used with SAM's Nagios Script Monitor. * check_ftp_rec.py - Nagios Exchange * check_ftp_rw - Nagios Exchange * check_ftp_rw (w/SFTP support) - Nagios Exchange

Are there any Windows Scheduled Tasks configured on the machine? If so, it should appear as an option when you click 'List Resources'.

Does that event actually appear in the Windows Event Log? If so, is it within the last 17 days, which is approximately how long 5000 polling intervals is.

In the course of identifying and resolving the memory leak that was resolved in the Buddy Drop, a new one was found. It's a slower/smaller leak, which is how it was hidden/masked by the first. We are working to address the cause of that leak now. If you have a support case open on this issue, you will be the first to be…

bob55 is correct. You can re-run Network Sonar Discovery for these nodes. Either a single on-time discovery, or schedule a nightly discovery and any SQL servers will appear in the Network Sonar Discovery Results. One Time Discovery Results Scheduled Network Sonar Discovery Results

How many if any additional pollers do you have? Each poller (including the primary) can support upwards of 8-10k components. 20,000+ components would require at least one Additional Poller.

Any particular reason why you prefer a nagios script over something more native?

Case # 24451. I should point out since you'll see in the metabase anyway, that this web server is hosting about 10 web sites. The Orion Additional Web Server is just one of these sites. I'm trying to be extra careful not to disrupt the other nine.

What you're seeing is the result of each and every GET, GET-NEXT, GET-TABLE and GET-BULK query run against the machine. This is normal for this level of logging where each and every OID queried must be logged. Imagine an SNMP table for instance that consist of four interfaces, each with 10 fields of data, that would be a…

The information is contained with the SQL database. As such it can be queried using custom SQL queries. This information just isn't listed within the field picker of the Report Writer currently.

Have you tried the suggestions in the links below? Success Center Re: SFTP not able to start

The Advanced Alert Manager doesn't currently allow the use of SWQL, only SQL.

The OIDs are contained within the UnDP, so it's simply a matter of copying them to SAM SNMP Component Monitors. I completed the process for you and uploaded the template Liebert CRAC to the Content Exchange. Unfortunately I no longer have access to a Liebert CRAC so I'm unable to validate it.

In all fairness, the problem prawij‌ described above is somewhat unique. I have been unable to find any another reported case reporting similar behavior with agents. I don't deny it's happening in prawij‌'s environment, rather that this is not indicative behavior we have seen in other environments. We have some customers…

Ahh, ok this is an agent. Sorry I missed that. Is the node managed via the agent or is the node managed in Orion using SNMP or WMI? You can view the list of agent plugins installed on the agent by going to [Settings -> Manage Agents] then select the agent and click [More Actions] from the top menu and clicking [view] as…

I'm glad to hear the Agent is working well for you. If nothing else, this should serve as a reasonable temporary workaround while you continue to troubleshoot the issue with support. Another option available to you, provided the Exchange servers are in the same domain as the Orion server is to use HTTP instead of HTTPS.…

Your case is currently with Development, but I have asked to have this case consolidated with the same AE you are currently working with on for a separate unrelated issue.

The agent executes PowerShell locally. It's not guaranteed to resolve the issue you are experiencing since normal PowerShell limitations still apply, but it is something to consider trying on at least one of your Exchange servers to see if it helps resolve the connectivity issues you are facing.

rschroeder is correct. Windows 2016 or later is required in later releases. One of the benefits it provides is improved database performance using newer technologies only available in these later versions of MSSQL, such as columnstore indexes, and in-memory OLTP. While SQL 2016 is the minimum requirement, customers are…

In debug mode the logs rotate and expire very quickly so you would need to gather a diagnostic at the time the issue is occurring. Even as little as an hour after the event the debug logs would be no good as the ones likely containing the error would have been recycled out and deleted.

Reflecting back on this issue, I have seen similar problems occur when there is an expired certificate installed on the server. Have you opened the system certificate store for the local system and verified that none of the certificates are expired on the Exchange server? The following KB article was spawned as a result of…

Also, to expand upon Jiri's questions, is this a commercial application or an internally developed Java Applet application that you're looking to monitor? Could you provide us with a screenshot of what the application looks like, as well as a brief description of what within the application you're trying to monitor? Both…

Orion High Availability will work better than an APE across low bandwidth, highly laitant links. The database replication is handled natively by SQL's AlwaysOn Availability groups​ which can be used in a multi-subnet failover configuration if so desired. .

Possibly the only way to monitor Processes and Services on Windows NT servers using SAM would be with Windows Performance Counters. Use the "Find Processes, Services, and Performance Counters" wizard to walk through monitoring of the processes you'd like monitored. Below are examples of what I setup on the NT4 machine in…

None. In fact you're likely to gather richer more complete hardware health information using CIM (direct) then using the VMware API (vCenter).