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You will likely have better success asking this question in the Storage Manager forum. I'm familiar with MySQL and Apache, but my knowledge of Storage Manager is limited. I would run "netstat -an" on the Storage Manager server and ensure all network interfaces are listening on port 3306. Also, have you installed the…

Have you tried using either of the templates listed below? * McAfee EPO Server Processes * McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (via WMI)

SAM can support the monitoring of multiple clients. This is not uncommon. You would use account limitations where appropriate to limit users to the nodes, applications, etc.they should have access to.

If the Agent is uninstalled from the system as part of the decommissioning process the node should be automatically be deleted from Orion.

I would recommend re-running the Orion configuration Wizard.

Sure enough the problem was print driver related. Changing my Print Driver from PCL 5 v61.53.25.9 to Post Script v61.71.661.41 solved the issue.

You can backup the Orion SQL database for archival purposes. That would be the single easiest option available.

Have you tried rebuilding the Windows Performance Counters by running "lodctr /r" on the remote host?

That is correct.

This issue should be resolved in the NPM 11.5.1 release.

These indexes are a bit of a red herring and are not the root cause of your performance issues. What you are seeing are indexes for tables that were essentially just created recently. Orion creates a new tables daily to store that days results. This also means that nightly database maintenance has not yet been run to…

Have you upgraded to SAM 5.0.1?

Each component monitor within a template functions independently of the others. Hence why you can define credentials on a per-component monitor basis. With Windows auditing enabled each component monitor will generate one successful login and one successful logout event in the security event log each time it's polled.

Why not simply combine these into a single regular expression? java - Combining two regex expressions into one - Stack Overflow

That is correct sir. It should be the IP's of the individual members if you're defining only the destination IP address in your access control lists. If you are also defining the source IP, then you will need to include the VIP as well as a potential source.

Is SAM going to execute the command "vxrlink -g shrilife-dg -i 2 status dc-dr" as part of PowerShell Script Monitor, or is this command executed by some other process? If SAM is executing this command then you simply need to format the output accordingly. An example of how to do this is available in the Administrators…

SAM includes a Log Parser for Windows that uses PowerShell, and another for Linux/Unix that utilizes Perl ->

Have you tried using the following application template? * Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2012

How is this Windows server managed in Orion (WMI, SNMP, Agent)?

This was one of our primary uses cases for developing groups in Orion. Have you considered adding the node and the application into the same group and alerting and reporting upon the group instead the node and application separately?

I'm not sure it will help in your scenario but SAM is capable of monitoring log files, though it's usually used to trigger alerts when key errors are found inside log files. Our Log Parser Application Template is available for both Windows and Unix/Linux and could be adapted to suit your needs with a few script changes. If…

Understood. I just wanted to be sure I understood the requirements of the feature request and that in your use case this did not simply satisfy a deficiency in the SNMP monitor, but had validity and usefulness beyond that requirement. I welcome others in the community who would also see value in such a feature to chime in…

Hardware Health is available for HP nodes managed via WMI, though you will need to install the WBEM providers referenced above.

There appears to be an expander next to the node name. What happens when you click the one to the left of 'root.local'?

bcjordo, were you ever able to figure out what the problem was?

If you can download NET-SNMP and install it on one of the 1855 blades and run the following command from the directory where you installed it. snmpget -c public -v 2c 127.0.0.1 system.sysUpTime.0 If that doesn't work make sure you add 127.0.0.1 as well as the IP address of the server itself to the list of hosts allowed to…

If you're using the root account then permissions shouldn't be a problem Reading through VMware's release notes it appears this error can be fairly common was fixed in 5.1 update 3. It has been reported that restarting the CIM service on the ESX host will also resolve the problem, though some have stated this is a…

Touche alexslv. You are correct. What seemed like a simple problem with a fairly straightforward solution is indeed more complex. The only way I can see accomplishing such a report would be to write it in SQL. You may want to consider posting this question in the Report Lab. There are some sharp peeps that frequent that…

Based on the logic as listed above all conditions defined must be true before the alert will fire. This is how the relationship between the two properties is made.

agreed, but whatever the root cause of the duplicate APs showing up the SQL query above resolved the issue for me. Now APs move between controllers and Orion is able to properly track them. So this appears to be a fix and not a work around. Your mileage may vary so post a follow-up and let us know how it worked for you.