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The template you reference is superseded by AppInsight for Exchange.

I've been able to confirm that Arcsight has a new MIB for Appliance Health and Performance Monitoring that was added in v6.2, but I've been unable to find any place where this MIB is available for download. It likely ships with the upgrade and customers who own Arcsight appliances can download it from HP's website, but I…

I think the better question that needs to be asked is what problem are you trying to solve with IBM Tivoli, and can that problem be solved easier and at a much lower cost with SolarWinds products? This sounds like a conversation best suited for sales. I would recommend giving them a call. I'm sure the community…

If no message variable is returned the component should pass without issue. It is afterall an optional parameter. As for the main problem you are encountering, which is sometimes this record exists and that's ok, but not if it exists for a long time, have you considered using sustained status thresholds? Something to the…

Hardware Health Monitoring is fully supported by the Agent. If Hardware Health isn't listed as an option when you perform a "List Resources" on the node it's likely the HP WMI providers haven't been installed on that server. You should download and install the latest version of HP's SIM and WMI Providers available at the…

Hardware monitoring is enabled by default during the import process of Network Sonar Discovery for any node that is detected as having hardware information available for monitoring.

Mainstream support for SQL 2005 SP4 ended on 04/12/2011.AppInsight for SQL was introduced on 8/23/2013, two years after the EoS date for SQL 2005. AppInsight for SQL can still be manually applied to a SQL 2005 server, and there are plenty of people doing just that, but it is not supported by SolarWinds in any official…

This is actually native functionality of the Process Monitor - SNMP. This does however require that you are using the NET-SNMP Daemon and not IBM's sorely outdated SNMP Daemon that is built into AIX.

Have you followed the instructions outlined in the thread below? * Win32_PerfRawData_PerfProc_Process - Invalid Class If that does resolve your issue, have you tried changing the polling method from WMI to RPC?

Based on the script you posted above, it doesn't look you're passing an exit code. E.G. the error level returned to SAM when the script executes so SAM knows if the script executed properly or not. Thresholds can be used to override status from the script if so desired. In that case I would recommend editing with a status…

This is likely an issue for SNMP managed nodes only due to SNMP index changes. If these are Windows nodes, have you tried changing the polling method to WMI?

There appears to be a $200.00 testing fee https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/register-for-scp-exam

That's just crazy. If I was found in a similar predicament, I would change the permissions on that Registry Key to only allow it to be modified by my user account. I would then use Regmon.exe to monitor what application/s are trying to modify that key and being rejected.

The last line of the alert that has nothing defined should be removed/deleted entirely. I would also suggest inverting the trigger condition, placing the node custom property first as the "All Condition". The "or's" should then placed as a conditional group on their own as an "or". So the alert as you have it currently…

SAM 6.0.2 includes IVIM 1.9, which does support Hyper-V 2012 R2. If you're encountering issues monitoring Hyper-V, ensure the credentials you're using to monitor the server have local or domain admin privileges. You can also open a case with support if you continue to experience issues.

My recommendation would be to tag the nodes with a custom properly, build a report (or set of reports) that are emailed automatically on a quarterly basis using the Report Scheduler to the individuals believed to be responsible for those endpoints.

Yes, I would recommend opening a case with support. It's my suspicion that the timeout is occurring when attempting to build the "Template Applied to:" list.

If this is a Unix system I would recommend using the Unix/Linux script monitor with a very simple/basic script like the one below. #!/usr/bin/perl print "Statistic: 0"; exit 0; If this a switch/router or similar device gle's suggestion of using a TCP port monitor for TCP Port 22 is a good one.

This can be done in SAM using SNMP monitors. For example .1.3.6.1.2.1.43.11.1.1.9.1.1 is the OID for the amount of black toner remaining on an HP LaserJet printer.

I'll assume you're referring to Varnish Cache? APM does not include an application template for monitoring Varnish Cache out of the box but you can create one yourself using the various component monitor types included in APM. What specifically would you like to see monitored on your Varnish Cache?

The SAM Administrators Guide has an excellent chapter on how to use PowerShell scripts with SAM. Below are useful excepts from that guide. http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/SAMAdminGuide.07.638.htm http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/OrionAPMAGCreatingPowershellMonitor.htm

is it still possible that we can get sound alerts on the web interface when a node goes down ?? Yes. This is configured on the user accounts in the web interface. (Admin - Account Manager - select account to be modified - edit)

SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor can monitor the full health of your physical servers hardware natively, without the need to create and configure Universal Device Pollers, alerts, etc. It's just a simple checkbox to enable and you're done.

I would probably suggest using the Oracle User Experience Monitor to gather that information. Then use the Custom Table resource on a view (or report) for data presentation in that format.

SAM 6.3 Beta 2 is now available which includes a Linux Agent for Node, Volume, Interface, and Application monitoring. This agent should address many of the shortcomings associated with monitoring Linux host via SNMP, up to and including properly reflecting the Linux distribution and version running. If you already own…

What you are seeing is correct. In order to upgrade to Orion Platform 2018.2 HotFix 6, you must also upgrade NCM, SAM, and VMAN to be compatible.

Probably the easiest way to understand it is visually, as seen in the product itself. Below is such an example. Essentially an application is a collection of individual component monitors that have been each specifically configured to monitor a specific aspect of a given application.

AppInsight applications are unlike traditional application templates. They cannot be copied, and most all components cannot be disabled, nor can additional components be added to AppInsight applications.

The following SQL query below can be used to return the status of your database. Simpy replace "YourDatabaseName" with the name of the database you wish to monitor. I've actually taken the example below and created an application template that I've posted to the content exchange here on Thwack so you can easily import into…

The scalability engines installer is downloadable from within the product. The installer file is hosted locally on the Orion server itself. There's no need to download it from the Customer Portal. Simply head to [Settings -> All Settings -> Polling Engines] and click the "Download Installer Now" button in the top right of…