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Correct. Please note that this must be an active discovery, and not a scheduled discovery for Hardware Health to be detected. You must also accept the results of the discovery for these hardware health items to be applied. They're is currently no visual indicator to disable hardware health monitoring through discovery,…

What is the PowerShell script you are trying to run, and what is the configuration of the PowerShell script monitor? A screenshot might prove helpful.

Got'em. We're looking through them now. Thanks!

That would be a question better suited for the Network Configuration Manager​ forum.

The following SAM Application Templates have been released for monitoring Cisco IronPort devices. * Cisco IronPort (PowerShell) * Cisco IronPort (SNMP)

/quote] Hi, I just downloaded the trial version of Orion with the intention of figuring this out (I write a Network Weathermap package that uses plugins to collect data). Hopefully I'll get it in the next release, although it's not such a high priority for me as I don't use Orion (actually it seems kind of heavy and…

That is correct. AppInsight for SQL itself uses on the SQL Port itself as a minimum requirement. You will also need to open up access for WMI if you want the additional information (Service status/performance, Windows Event Log, Disk I/O metrics, etc. that are not available by querying the SQL server application itself. To…

Changing the Polling Engine for multiple agents is really no more difficult than changing it for one. See the video below. Video Link : 1035

What version of Exchange are you running on that server?

 I dont see the search aspx anywhere.. i checked and i see it in the right folder.. cant put the url in until i find it... any ideas? I apologize I gave you directions on how to add Syslog Summary to your menu bar. If you are looking for the syslog search "Add Resource" - "Summary Reports" - "Search for Syslog"

I feel a little bit like an idiot, but I can't seem to find the Syslog Message Rate graph that you have pictured in your screenshot. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

That is definitely abnormal. Usually when the queues fill it is because the Orion server has lost its connection to the database server, or the database can't keep up with the volume of data. This seems to rise indefinitely, then drops suddenly. Is there any correlation to the time when the queues empty?

Provided you've defined your thresholds in the application template appropriately the default out-of-the-box alert "Alert me when an application goes into warning or critical state" should work for your needs.

My next recommendation would be to open perfmon.exe on the Orion Server, connecting to this remote host and attempting to monitor these performance counters remotely.

Is this any help? http://zmq503o1.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!2DE8BC7CE0181410!213.entry

The WSDL is a file like any other. It can be downloaded and saved to your desktop, then shared via a different web server and loaded into SAM's SOAP Monitor. Alternatively you will need to enable anonymous authentication to the URL in SAP which is hosting the WSDL file before it will be loaded into SAM's SOAP Monitor.…

Correct. You need SAM 6.0.2 or greater for this option to be available. If you haven't already, I would recommend signing up for the SAM 6.1 Release Candidate and upgrading to that directly.

The error "Script output values are not defined or improperly defined.“ is likely a result of not generating the script output for the component monitor (clicking "Get Script output". So while the script may look fine, and probably works correctly, SAM doesn't know the names of the output values and returning that error.

It sounds as though you are trying to query a remote server, which should really be done using WinRM. The issue you are likely encountering is that Orion runs under the "Local System" user account, as most/all services do. This account does not have adequate permissions to access resources on remote machines. As a…

Testing on node SVC-NETMON-SQL: failed with 'NotAvailable' status The network path was not found The credentials according to the document is the Windows Auth on the DB server. I'm using the correct username and password but still getting errors. Have you tried using the SQL SA account?

Is it possible that the databases which are displaying zero as their size were added (or restored) after the user permissions were created for the account being used for monitoring with AppInsight for SQL?

Agreed. This is a very simple and straightforward task for Server & Application Monitor. Just point, click, and start monitoring.

We should really try to keep this issue limited to a single thread. Support will be following up with you regarding your case, but if you could post the case number in the original thread I'll ensure it gets the attention it needs.

rinat.kirimov wrote: Thanks! I didn't realize that. Is there a way "load balance" between polliing engines? In my understanding that command specifies particular poller? Is there a way to have them rotate or would I just have to go and manually re-assign them to a separate pollers in "Manage nodes" section? Load balancing…

The report I posted serves only as a starting point. You would need to include additional parameters within the WHERE clause of the SQL query to further refine the results to your specifications. If you need assistance you may want to ask the Report Guru‌'s in the Report Lab‌.

I've been through the entirety of the Blackberry MIB Files and there are no options for actively polling the state of the BES server (Primary/Standby or Active/Passive) through SNMP GET operations. The only real option is to monitor state change via SNMP Traps.…

You can see AppPool name in the Real-Time Process Explorer when the Command Line field is enabled.

I may be misinterpreting the case notes, but is this issue limited to the date/time in the top right of the view not updating or all content on the page?

Copying the script locally to the Orion server is certainly the most efficient method since SAM is not copying the script across the wire each poll for every component monitor. Wildcards matching is not supported in this template today, but this is an existing feature request you can vote on here ->…

Have you tried browsing the WMI objects or Windows Performance Counter data on the managed server using the "Find Processes, Services, and Performance Counters" under [Settings -> SAM Settings]? While I'm not familiar with how your MSMQ application works, if the information is exposed via WMI or as a Performance Counter…