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Charts are not fixed at a given range even for percentages, since it's possible for something to use over 100%. Though not really in the case of CPU. It's fair to consider this a bug and something you can open a case with support so it is tracked appropriately.

Duly noted. We'll definitely consider this for a future release of SEUM. I'd still love to hear from others who might also be interested in this feature. Feel free to chime in!

The Advanced Alert Manager does not allow your to alert upon the cumulative aggregate of multiple component monitors. E.G. Queue 1 + Queue 3 > 100. You could probably do this by writing an advanced SQL alert, or by creating a SQL User Experience Monitor against the SAM database to perform the math functions you're looking…

Provided the trigger condition "I want to alert on" property for the alert is configured for "Component" then you can simply add the ${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.StatisticData} macro to your alert action message body to include the statistic value of the component at the time of the alert.

The SQL User Experience Monitor defaults to using SQL authentication first, then tries Windows authentication if that fails. This can be changed within the application template by clicking the checkbox in the image below for each SQL user experience monitor. This is a good chance to try out the in SAM 5.2.

Not as of yet. Orion 8.0.2 to the best of my knowledge cannot pull entire SNMP tables, just individual indexes which must be known at the time of setting up the poller.

Thank you to everyone who opened a support cases regarding the issue outlined in this thread. Because of your assistance our engineering teams have identified the cause of the issue and are now actively working to develop a fix.

The Windows Event Log Monitor displays the date/time of the event as it appears natively in the Windows Event Viewer on the monitored Windows host. I recommend checking the date/time on that host to ensure it's set correctly. As for clearing events, the alert status will clear after the next successful poll, but the…

You would need to use multiple HTTP User Experience Monitors. Each one checking for a specific string of text. Alternative you could use PowerShell or vbscript to make the HTTP request and search for multiple lines of text. Another option might be to use Web Performance Monitor.

This should be possible to do today using the Windows Event Log Forwarder that can be downloaded from your customer portal. You can then use the Report Writer to report on the data. 

Are you sure you're in enable mode and the account your logging into the switch has level 15 permissions?

WMI does not support nested Windows Event Logs. You will need to be running SAM 5.5 and change the fetching method for Windows Event Logs from WMI to RPC as pictured below.

jmvelasquez01 wrote: My questions are: * We use Ansible to deploy software from YUM repos. When will a GPG key be available for the agent RPM? This would be a feature request. I have logged this internally under DC-1628. In the meantime it is recommended you pass the '--nogpgcheck' parameter with your 'yum' command to…

SEUM is really the best solution. I wrote a blog posting tackling this exact issue a few weeks ago.

To my Knowledge, DataOn does not expose this information. It would be the responsibility of the Array Controller vendor to expose any meaningful information related to the health of the Array. Depending upon the Array Controller you're running there is likely SNMP MIBs or possibly even WMI information that can be gathered…

I made a similar feature request here ->

Have you looked at any of the following templates available in the Thwack Content Exchange?

Please, double check my math on this but 100GB a day on my calculator breaks down to 64MB minute.. or roughly 1MB per-second. That's orders of magnitude more than anything I've ever seen before. If NTA is used for measurement have you verified the the traffic is not traversing multiple devices that are all sending netflow…

First it appears that your trigger condition is needlessly complicated. If you're running SAM 5.5 you should already have an out of the box alert that solves the very same use case as the one you're trying to solve here. It's called "Alert me when the free space of a volume is less than 5%". I would suggest using that one…

Have you enabled and configured WInRM on the Domain Controller? If not already done so, install PowerShell 2.0 and WinRM on the APM and target servers. Powershell 2.0 can be found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968930. 2. On the Orion APM server, open a command prompt as an Administrator. To do this, perform the…

Nodes that are unmanaged through the web directly affect any applications that are assigned to those nodes. You can view the next scheduled maintenance occurrence under Node Management by adding the "Planned Maintenance Window" field as highlighted below.

Once you enable SNMP on the OpenVMS system you should be able to monitor it no differently than any other host in Orion. You may also be able to use SAMs script monitors to gather even more information from these hosts.

shawn.caliouette@questcor.com, how did you enable AppInsight for Exchange? Was it through "List Resources", Network Sonar Discovery, or did you manually assign it to your Exchange server? Were you prompted to configure the server the first time you attempted to access the AppInsight for Exchange Application Details view?…

You can copy/duplicate the components in the template and edit/modify them to suite your environment. Another option is to have a separate application template for each database hosted on the Oracle server. Mass modification of component monitors within an application template has been significantly improved in the next…

Those would be three different alerts. Below are two examples. SQL Query Longer than 15min. SQL Agent Job Duration

I believe the macro you are wanting to add to your existing alert is "${N=SwisEntity;M=ApplicationAlert.ComponentsWithProblems}"

I believe this is what you're looking for?

In theory this could be accomplished using a SQL alert triggered on events. I would be cautious however about how frequently that condition is checked, as this could be a large amount of data to query depending on how many events are generated per hour/day and how large of window of time you wanted to use.

Have you looked at the following template? PowerShell Monitor - (Uninstalled) Certificate Expiration Monitor

There are no major significant changes in the template that are noteworthy. The following link contains the most current up-to-date version of this template. If you need to get back the original template that was included in SAM 5.2 delete the template entirely and re-run the Configuration Wizard. This will restore any…