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The Additional Polling Engines use hostname resolution to contact the primary poller, so there should be no need to re-run the Configuration Wizard

So there are no requests in the IIS logs around 2:15am? Note that I believe the default IIS log format may timestamp in UTC. If you manually kick off maintenance or Active Diagnostics, can you reproduce this behavior on demand? Lastly, what version are you currently running?

How are these nodes managed? Are they ICMP, SNMP, or WMI managed nodes?

It may very well be some kind of strange limitation we're not familiar with What operating system version is this monitored host running? Also, have you tried changing the fetching method to RPC to see if that resolves the issue?

When you expand the component monitors within the template you will find an enabled (yes/no) option. Enabled = no is effectually the same as disabling the component.

Because the firewall is doing NAT there's no direct route from the router to the server running NTA so these packets need to be port forwarded through the firewall to the Orion server to get to the flows to NTA. This is the reason you'll need to set the netflow destination on the Cisco router as the firewall…

You are correct but $20.00 for NuDesign's SNMP Agent might be worth it in the end. Good luck.

You can apply the template with the same script to all three nodes and then modify the command line arguments for each instance. This will allow you make a single change to the master template script and all nodes that have this script applied will inherit the changes but the command line arguments for each node that the…

This is not currently possible today but is a feature request we are tracking internally under FB9249.

This feature was implemented in Orion Platform 2017.3, which is included with NPM 12.2.

Correct, this is a function of the Advanced Alert Manager. You can define in the application template thresholds but all alerting criteria is handled within the Advanced Alert Manager.

mharvey is correct. Within the script body you will find the search text. By default this is "New Message" which should not in theory, be present on your typical error page. [string] $successLoginText = "New Message"

I created one at the link below.

Not at this time. The baseline statistic data retention period is a global setting that effects all components across all applications. The basis of a statistical baseline is that it's a quiet period of time when all statistical data collected is considered "normal" behavior for the environment If it was extended beyond a…

Oddly enough, not within SAM. You can however gather this information via SNMP using the Universal Device Poller in NPM with the following OID. 1.3.6.1.4.1.3845.3.1.1.11.1.5 -> Free MFAGENT-MIB SNMP MIB Download - Free MIB Download - Search MIBs - OiDViEW

Better? No. Alternatives would include things like the knowledge base, and Thwack.

I would recommend posting this request to the Report Lab where the report gurus may be willing to provide you with an example report.

Correct. Unfortunately background discovery (automatic enabling of features upon upgrade) is currently limited to the primary poller. Enabling features such as Hardware Health, Asset Inventory, etc. for already existing nodes that are assigned to additional pollers must be done either individually through "List Resources"…

You can disable any of the component monitors that are not working or you don't need/want monitored and still be alerted on the others that are not disabled. As for the ones that are not working it's likely because some additional configuration is necessary. If you'd like to troubleshoot the component monitors that aren't…

I posted a few reports that I think will meet your requirements. Credentials Used By APM Component Monitors APM Component Monitors Whose Credentials are not Inherited from the Original Template APM Component Monitors that are not Inheriting from their Original Template

The templates referenced above are the ones you would use. Most SQL clusters are built on Windows Clustering technology which is based upon the operating system version you are running.

Nevermind, I figured it out. Thanks!

I can't say that we've seen this issue before. Please enable Debug Logging on the AppInsight for SQL application where you're seeing this issue. Should the problem occur again, please gather a SolarWinds Diagnostic immediately. Then open a case with support. We will need this information to properly diagnose the issue.

Changing it where I described above will change the threshold only for this particular instance. Modifying this value from within the template itself will change this value for all instances of SQL. You can modify the template by going to [Settings -> SAM Settings -> Manage Templates] as seen below.

It would seem that HP's SIM Agent is failing for some reason. I would recommend uninstalled and reinstalling the latest version of the System Insight Manager Agent itself, as well as the WBEM providers. You may be encountering an issue in an earlier version that was addressed in the latest. 10.0.0.0 is the latest version,…

If you're simply trying to determine if the mount point is there and working have you tried using the Nagios Linux File & Directory Count Script template in SAM?

I believe this is what you are looking for * Customizing SolarWinds Web Console Tooltips

You need to be running Server & Application Monitor v5.0 or later (6.2 is the latest).

To my knowledge there is no default view named 'AppInsight for SQl Statistic Details'. It sounds like you may have created a custom view and possibly assigned it to replace one of the out-of-the-box views. Your SAM user account settings should look like the following. My theory is that the "AppInsight for SQL Statistic…