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Have you tried changing the "Oracle Driver Type"? Also, have you verified that the credentials you're using have adequate permissions in Oracle? I would also suggest reviewing the following document. Configuring and Integrating Oracle. (PDF)

I'm not aware of anyone that has shared the XenApp 7.x templates that they've created yet, though creation of custom application templates or customization of existing template is a fairly simple straightforward affair.

I recommend deleting the entire c:\inetpub\solarwinds directory, then removing the "SolarWinds NetPefMon" website and "SolarWinds Orion Application Pool" AppPool. Once you've deleted all three, re-run the website portion of the Configuration WIzard. It should recreate all of the items removed.

I can't get into the specifics of when SAM 6.1 might be released, other than to say that it will be released in 2014. I can also tell you that beta 3 should be available sometime next week. Currently there is no known workaround that would allow you to use WPM to monitor web services such as JSON or SOAP. Perhaps there is…

That would be the same one referenced in the link I provided above.

SAM 6.1 included a whole host of improvements to the HTTP and HTTPS User Experience Monitors. Unfortunately we did not have time in that release to also include this feature.

You can define different thresholds for different times of day or days of week within the Advanced Alert Manager. The threshold would be a trigger condition and each threshold would require its own alert. To streamline the process simply create the first one, copy it, edit the threshold value and time/date when the alert…

I use and recommend the loopback interface because it's always there and always available. There's generally no firewall policies applied to loopback interfaces. There's really no wrong answer. I just happen to find that when connecting to the same server that FoE is installed on that the loopback interface is consistently…

If you have no reliance upon IPSEC for communications then this service is not required. This is usually only required in government, finance, and occasionally in healthcare industries.

You can certainly try terminating the "SWJobEngineSvc2.exe" process from Task Manager and starting the the service again. This service is essential to polling, so if this issue persists I recommend running a repair on the Job Engine installer.

This may have to do with the Active Directory 2003-2008 Services and Counters template having it's own application view defined. The view name is called "Active Directory 2003-2008 Services and Counters Details View" and view limitations on this page operate independently of "Default Application Details View". 

Based on the screenshot you provided the service name "service" was not found. You may want to use the "Find Processes, Services & Performance Counters" Wizard under [Settings -> SAM Settings] to do a discovery of the services running on the server. To configure the component monitor manually you'll need to specify the…

Not at this time, though you can use the Orion SDK to update group membership based on external parameters, such as the ones you describe.

SAM's HTTP Form Login Monitor supports following redirects, and the WPM Recorder will create a transaction based upon browser activity that can be replayed on virtually any machine. I would suggest downloading and trying Web Performance Monitor and giving it a try. You will be amazed how easy this is.

The Advanced Alert Manager is the only out-of-the-box method for automating remediation actions as the result of items monitored in Orion.

I suggest copying and reusing the "Alert me when any hardware component goes into a warning or critical state" alert that comes out of the box and customizing it to suite your needs. It already does exactly what you're looking for minus the account limitations. Alternatively you can use the macros ${SensorsWithProblems} or…

If you're receiving TLS/SSL certificate errors then I would recommend looking at this KB article and ensuring the certificate matches the name of the server.

You absolutely can move 'active' agents from one polling engine to another. The following video demonstrates that for you. Video Link : 1029

I apologize for the delayed response byrona​. How is the Agent configured? Is it in Agent Initiated (Active) mode, or Server Initiated (Passive) mode? If the Agent is running in 'Active' mode, can you confirm that the machine where the agent is installed can properly resolve the hostname (short name, not FQDN) of the…

In the latest SAM 5.5 beta we've added Hardware Health Monitoring support for the Dell M1000e and HP BladeSystem Chassis. If you'd like to participate in the latest SAM beta you can sign-up here to download to give it a try.

Rick Snaric, what did you do to enable them once you identified this as the problem?

In this scenario, you would need to create/configure 2000 components (one for each job you want to alert upon, or utilize Log Manager for Orion.

My recommendation would be to add a custom property either to the devices you don't want to receive an alert on, or to those you do (whichever is fewer). Then within the alert define whether the custom property is required or not based on that decision. E.G. Within the trigger condition add a new "Single Value Comparison"…

Unfortunately that is not how SNMP works. MIB files are simply a collection of what information is available from a system, not a mapping of what that information is or how it equates to anything else. MIB files allow for textual descriptions for cryptic numeric OIDs, both for browsing MIB walks as well as translating SNMP…

The command line for the script arguments must be modified for your log file path and search term. In the template it includes a sample path location of /etc/inittab searching for the term "init". Adjust these settings to suite your requirements. Provided the file exists in that location then the script should function…

Out of curiosity, How is the machine type being populated as 'Linux'? Do you have an Agent deployed on that machine?

By chance, do those nodes have multiple interfaces? E.G. multiple IP addresses assigned?

I would suggest downloading something like wget for windows or Firefox/Chrome, installing it from the Orion server and attempting to access that URL as you have it written above. It sounds like there may be some transparent passthrough authentication happening with Internet Explorer. That or there's a proxy server settings…

This is a user permission that allows the ability for the user to customize views. If those views are shared with other users, they too will see those changes.

No, actually quite the opposite. I've had not move some of my new CAT6500s off Modular IOS due to inefficiencies in the way the code that controls the kernel was written in modular IOS. Some of these inefficiencies have been addressed in SXH but I would advise anyone who doesn't need modular IOS to stay away from it until…