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Monitoring of the ESX servers hardware is actually a function of Server & Application Monitor. Below is a screenshot that demonstrates the Server hardware health monitoring included in SAM v5.

You should follow the steps outlined here depending upon your Java Application server -> http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/en/flarehelp/sam/default.htm#OrionAPMAGConfigureJava.htm

From a SAM perspective it depends if you're completely starting over from scratch (new database) or if you're migrating to a new server or simply rebuilding your existing server but plan to re-use the same database. The database contains all your settings and historical data. If you're starting over completely fresh you…

This is already in the online Orion Demo server -> http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/APM/ApplicationDetails.aspx?NetObject=AA:61

Have you tried using RegEx for pattern matching? The following example would search for "Dog" or "Cat" (Dog)?(Cat)? Another option would be (Dog|Cat)

Custom MIB properties can't be represented on an Orion map. If your routers use virtual interfaces to represent site-2-site tunnels then you could publish this on an Orion map but not custom MIBs or Applications from APM. Nodes and interfaces only.

Out of curiosity, where are users able to see things you believe they shouldn't? Is it a particular resource? Also, how are you limitations configured? Are they based on Custom Properties, Groups, specific entities?

brent.weaver@ge.com could you try disabling "Browser Integration" on the account you're using to login to the Orion web interface through the WAF?

Disk I/O performance counters are not part of the Microsoft's SNMP implementation. Your options for gathering these statistics are fairly limited. You can either install SNMP Informant as you already mentioned, or you can purchase the Orion Application Performance Monitor if you don't already have it, and use WMI monitors…

fcpsolaradmin it sounds like you've stumbled upon a bug or two. Please open a case with support so we can collect diagnostics. We will likely also want to schedule a GoToMeeting to troubleshoot this issue with you. Please also reference this Thwack thread when you open your case with support so we can route it…

You can change the credentials used for the node by editing the node itself, or modify the credential itself (update password, etc.) by going to [Settings -> Manage Windows Credentials] Applications can have their own credentials, or inherit their credentials from the node. If the application has credentials specified you…

All the data for the application template is loaded already when the page is displayed. The twisty [+] to expand the information is simply a javascript function designed to make the page more usable/readable by hiding unnecessary items, so there's no particular service that controls this. It's all executed client side. It…

HA has no requirement that resources match between members of the pool. You cannot however failover from an Main Poller to an Additional Poller. You may want to consider having a less powerful system at the DR location. In the event of a failure the worst that could occur is that polling is somewhat delayed and the website…

That's a great suggestion. It could be done in theory by adding a few more conditions to the SQL query to exclude nodes managed by ESX/i and Hyper-V hosts. You may want to post this request in the . Someone there may be able to assist you in writing such a report.

I've done this in the past via SNMP using the Universal Device Poller. Below is a list of OIDs that are available on the Enterprise edition of Citrix XenApp. * Free MFAGENT-MIB SNMP MIB Download - Free MIB Download - Search MIBs - OiDViEW

I believe your database driver should be "Driver={IBM DB2 ODBC DRIVER} I've attached some unofficial internal documentation for installing, configuring and monitoring IBM DB2 with APM. It's likely overkill for your needs but better too much than too little. I recommend you being reading on page 13.

WinRM must first be enabled and configured on both the Orion server, as well as the monitored Exchange server before this template will function properly, as outlined in the documentation.

I do see something funny.. Your images appear to be broken.

Why not use the current status reports and have the report automatically generated as needed once a month and delivered to your inbox? If you need historical data to go back in time you could narrow the report down to a specific day so that the report values aren't being overly averaged. Another option would be to post…

I can't think of anyway using RegEx etc that would be able to search the string of text, find the number, and determine of it's greater than or less than "X". I recommend instead using the following template and reading the following Thread that should allow you to monitor your Exchange servers database white space using…

You could export this data to Excel (click the "Export" button in the chart) and use the predictive charting function to forecast the database size. Alternatively you can use Orion's built-in trending using the Custom Chart resource or charts in the Report Writer.

I see at least one problem with your script. It doesn't appear to output in the appropriate format.

Indexes can be excluded based on size. To your point, smaller indexes can and do fragment quickly. Filtering out indexes smaller than 1MB, as in the example below should remove those from view.

Thanks for the post Aria. We're currently tracking this feature request under FB87976. Can you tell me if you're currently using SFTP, FTPS or both in your environment? 

Groups do not currently support statuses of child objects, such as interfaces, volumes, applications, etc. Each of those elements must be added to the group individually to have their status appropriately reflected in the group.

This was implemented in NPM 12.2 and all product modules which include Core 2017.3. Windows Authentication & SSL Encryption for Orion Microsoft SQL Database connectivity

This is not possible within the Manage Nodes grid today, but this should be possible using Orion Global Search.

If you don't mind me asking, why are you attempting to change the communication method from active to passive en masse?

It's also my guess that ${LastTimeUp} does not translate to "Provides the name of the monitored application". Nor do I believe that ${NodeID} "Provides the response time of the specific component" like the documentation claims (APMAdministratorGuide.pdf Page 37)

Is this a virtual machine running on Hyper-V by chance? Can you post a screenshot of the output of Top on that Linux host? You should be looking at the "Mem:" field. Also, where in Orion are you looking to see the memory usage on that Linux node? Are you looking on the Node Details CPU/Memory radial gauge or the Physical…