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This has not yet been implemented but it remains on our radar.

Not sure where that link leads now, but the extent of how to get AppStack into a NOC view is to add the AppStack resource to your rotating NOC Summary view.

I don't beleive this is currently possible for WMI interfaces. We are tracking this internally as a feature request under SAM-10908.

Correct. This is a limitation of NET-SNMP, not of SAM. As such this limitation exists in SAM 6.2.1 no differently than it did for SAM 5.5. That does not however discount the possibility of monitoring process information in a different manner in future releases, maybe via a Linux agent that would not be subject to such…

Credentials stored in the credentials library cannot be passed as a variable/macro in an alert.

You have some shell script that starts the JBoss Server. The default is "run.sh". Linux: * Edit $JBOSS_HOME/bin/run.sh by adding the following lines (where $JBOSS_HOME$ is the path to your JBoss installation): JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Djavax.management.builder.initial=org.jboss.system.server.jmx.MBeanServerBuilderImpl"…

You can most definitely pass variables to your vbscript as shown below.

Yes. The DHCP user experience monitor is making a DHCP request no different than any client would. You will need to ensure there is at least one available lease on that subnet for the DHCP user experience monitor to work. Right now the DHCP User Experience Monitor is making a DHCP request, but the DHCP Server is not…

brianj wrote: The last time I spoke with solarwinds support they said this would break things. The tech explained that the configuraiton wizard will only recognize an upgrade and update the database schema if an upgrade happened on the server, so migrating to a box with newer software will result in the database not…

Absolutely! You can either let the Configuration Wizard remain open and not proceed until you're ready, or cancel it and re-launch it whenever you're ready to cut over.

The candlesticks represent the minimum and maximum values for that time period. The line itself represents the average for that same time frame. The reason why no candlesticks appear in the chart is that the minimum, maximum, and average values for those time frames are all zero.

Provided the Performance Counter exists on both machines, then yes. You can't however monitor, say an Exchange Performance Counter on a MSSQL server though.

This component already functions exactly as you would expect. A 2xx response is considered good "up", while say a 4xx or 5xx is considered bad "down". There's no need to configure it for specific error codes yourself manually.

I'm not aware of any native method for charting the number of running instances, though this could be done with a custom PowerShell script.

, I recommend re-posting this question in the forum.

The only way this can be done through the Web Interface is to go into the assigned application template and click the "Inherit from Template" button for each component. In theory a SQL query could be written to reset all components for all assigned applications back to their default of inheriting from the template. The…

Petr is correct. The node and template should not be showing numbers. Something else appears to be wrong. Do you have any additional pollers in your environment, and if so have you upgraded them to APM 4.2 as well?

Understood. This is a known issue in SAM 5.0 that we hope to address soon. It's currently being tracked under FB114150 and referenced in the the latest "What we're working on" post under "other Miscellaneous items" of the "Additional Hardware Monitoring Support line item.

The Orion SDK is available, but it's unlikely to provide the type of integration you're looking for. More likely the types of integration you'll be using are forwarding SYSLOG or TRAP from Nagios to Orion, or leveraging iFrames with the Custom HTML resource for displaying Nagios widgets within the Orion web console.

The "Logon Failure: Unknown user name or password" component is looking for Windows Event Logs that match that particular event type. The fact that it's red/down is saying that someone has attempted to login using the wrong username or password within the last 7 minutes. It's not a problem with the template. It's…

By default all PowerShell Script Monitors run under the context of the Local System account. I recommend enabling the "Run the script under specified account" option to see if that resolved the issue.

The previous poster wasn't referring to changing the IP address to a DNS name, rather making sure the IP address defined was pointing to the correct location. Can you telnet to port 110 from your Orion server to the IP address defined in Orion as your Exchange Server? If so what does it return?

Not at this time, though this would be a good feature request.

Without logs and a better understanding of your envionment, it's difficult to say for certain. it could be something as silly as a concurrent connection limit define on the account used by Orion to connect to SQL. The problem could also be more complex, such as a port exhaustion issue. My first recommendation would be to…

It may be easier to troubleshoot if you posted a screenshot of the scripts output. I will say that based upon your script, it does not appear that you are including a proper exit code so SAM knows if the script exited successfully or in error. That alone is likely to cause you some issues.

Depending how the page is constructed you can use the HTTP Form Login Monitor. This requires that the page use HTTP forms and not javascript, java, ajax, flash, silverlight, etc for it's login. If your application is dependent upon any of these technologies then I recommend user Web Performance Monitor instead.

Indeed that was what I was suggesting since dynamic text (macros) aren't available for this property.

Out of curiosity what is PID 620? I can say definitively that we haven't seen this issue before, either through our own internal QA testing, or from other customers. Please gather a Diagnostic from the server and open a case with support so we can troubleshoot this issue properly.

I would recommend creating a Windows Event Log Monitor for the following Windows events that are written to the event log of the domain controller when replication fails. * Net Logon Event ID 5805 * NTDS Event ID 1083 * NTDS Event ID 1265 * NTDS Event ID 1311 * NTDS Event ID 1388 * NTDS Event ID 1645 * SceCli event ID 1202…

The following link outlines the usage of SAM's WMI Monitor > Create, apply, and alert on a WMI monitor - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support