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Are you by chance running ESX v5.5? VMware KB: VMware ESXi 5.5 Patch Image Profile ESXi-5.5.0-20140302001-no-tools

It sounds like a file locking or permissions related issue. Perhaps the same problem that is outlined in the following KB article. * SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: Unable to Remove Directory/Directories

The easiest/best way to monitor for this type event is the same way SCOM does, and that's through the event log message that's created when this condition occurs. Below is an example Windows Event Log entry from an older version of BizTalk but the concept is the same. Simply create a new Windows Event Log Monitor in SAM to…

It sounds like what you're looking for is our POP3, IMAP4, or MAPI user experience monitors.

AppInsight for Exchange does not yet support that same level of detail for Archive mailbox databases as it does user mailbox database. This would however be an excellent feature request.

Out of curiosity how many files are in the folder that you're trying to monitor (including sub directories)? If you right click on the folder in Windows explorer and select "Properties" how long does it take to count up the total number of files and their size?

The issue may be differences in DCOM permissions as outlined in the KB article below. SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: How to create a non-administrator user for APM polling.

How is the node managed in Orion? SNMP, WMI, Agent?

You have two options available to you. As part of the script you can perform this logic and based upon your exit code the component monitor will return a normal, warning, or critical status. The other option is to create an Advanced Alert that triggers based upon this logic as you've defined it in the trigger condition.

The out of the box "Alert me when a node reboots" works by comparing the "sysUpTime" OID via SNMP between two polls. For WMI managed nodes the "LastBootUpTime" is used. Because the actual time of the monitored host is used when the node is managed via WMI, it is theoretically possible that an alert may not fire if the time…

I recommend option #3 which allows you to upgrade and migrate at the same time. It also has the added benefit of allowing you to revert easily if needed by simply restoring your Orion database. #1 Backup your database #2 Shutdown and Disable services on your old Orion server(s) #3 Install the latest version of your product…

This sounds like an issue with NPM 10.6, not SAM 6.0. SAM does not monitor Hardware Health on routers and switches; only servers. I recommend posting this question in the NPM forum.

NPM 12.5 includes support for sustained thresholds, allow you to alert when a node threshold has been exceeded for more than 'X' consecutive, or 'X' out of 'Y' polls. For more information, see the following post. Orion Platform 2019.2 - Enhanced Node Status

What's your DB size? Is your DB running on the same box as Orion? If not, what's the hardware spec for your DB server?

I'll assume you're refering to the SQL database data file. If that is filling then it's likely you are either running SQL Express, which has a 10GB limit, or that the volume where you database resides is too small. If you're running SQL Express and are reaching the 10GB cap, you may way to consider reducing your retention…

Yes, this is more or less possible. Simply create a single template containing components A,B,C, & D. Then assign the template to both node 1 & 2. Next, go to the Application Details of each newly assigned application and click the "Edit Application" button in the top right of the screen and disable any non-applicable…

NET-SNMP has a hard limit of 128 characters supported in the hrSWRunParameters table. It's very likely the parameters you are looking to filter on are outside the bounds of that limit. You can verify this yourself by running a MIB walk against that server and viewing the "1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.5" table. Net-SNMP 5…

${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.StatisticData}

What color is the Component Status LED for this metric? The chart simply shows the value over time, but the component status will tell you if it's connecting to the endpoint and collecting data.

I would recommend you start with monitoring you servers. Once those are managed by SAM you can then decide which applications running on those servers you wish to monitor.

I believe this has been discussed and explained in great depth in the following thread. Re: Linux Memory Utilization Monitors and You The TLDR is that NET-SNMP provides this information including things into the value that not everyone agrees should. Unfortunately, they also don't break those other sources of memory usage…

There is not at this time. You can however post this idea as a feature request.

The message "Job cancelled by scheduler" is just a fancy way so saying "Timeout". For one reason or another the job ran, but never completed for one reason or another. Determine why it's timing out will require more information, and likely a good rummaging through some debug log files. I suggest opening a case with support…

It's likely data collection is not completing in a timely fashion. I recommend completing the steps outlined on the KB article below on all Exchange Mailbox Servers monitored by AppInsight for Exchange. You may need to wait up to 24 hours before determining if this fixed the issue, as user mailbox statistics are collected…

Fortunately for you support was mistaken. The Oracle templates that are included in APM/SAM are OS agnostic. They function by using the Oracle client installed on the APM/SAM server to connect to a remote Oracle database running on Windows/Linux/Unix. So regardless of which operating system your Oracle Database server is…

Once the MIBs are loaded into NET-SNMP you'll want to run an SNMP Walk of the device to ensure they're working. Verify the OID's you'd like monitored. Then create a Universal Device Poller (if you own NPM) or an SNMP Monitor (if you own SAM). Another option is to write a script and use SAM's Linux/Unix Script monitor to…

Mike, I've been unable to reproduce this issue myself as I don't believe I have any MBeans on my Java application server that are broken. I've still gone ahead an logged this as a bug for further investigation under FB235364. If we continue to be unable to reproduce this issue internally we may ask you to open a case with…

I agree with Martin. Support is the best avenue for this issue. In the meantime though here are a couple of ideas you may want to try. Try rebooting the server APM is installed on and see if that resolves the problem before contacting support. Also, check the charts/graphs and go back in time with them to see if you can…

This appears to be a feature request >

ganesanm wrote: Please refer the attached screen shot This error is returned when you've reached the maximum number of interfaces, nodes, or volumes has been reached. You will need to remove/delete some of those elements currently being monitored before you can add any new ones. Alternatively, you can upgrade your license…