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I can't say I've seen this specific issue before. If it's consistently failing for the same nodes it may be something specific to that monitored host. If it's a Windows server I would check the Windows Event Log to see if the SNMP service is crashing and restarting. If this is a Linux/Unix host check the messages log. If…

Honestly this question is probably better suited for the NPM forum but off the cuff I'd recommend monitoring each 1GB interface individually and then creating an alert to notify you based on node name or interface name/description pattern when the interface speed does not equal 1GB. Below is a very basic example. In your…

From the screenshot above it doesn't look like any processes on this server are currently being monitored. Since your post is primarily regarding the email alert for high CPU utilization with the list of Top 10 Processes by CPU I'll focus my response on this fact and disregard the screenshot. * First, before replacing this…

Are you monitoring for these Event ID's currently? I'm trying to determine if this question is regarding monitoring then alerting, or if you are already monitoring for these event ID's and just need help configuring alerts.

I don't believe that would result in a MSMQ event being generated so you would need to collect this information using another method.

This feature was added in SAM 5.0 as the Real-Time Process Explorer. For all customers under active maintenance Server & Application Monitor 5.0 is a free upgrade from APM. 

SolarWinds does not as yet have a product offering that would measure/monitor the user experience of an SAP client. We do however have a fair number of customers who are using our Synthetic End User Monitor to measure the end user experience of SAP's NetWeaver.

Using perfmon on the Orion server, what's your average disk queue length?

You may find that posting this question in the forum will yield more responses than posting it here in the SAM forum.

The name of the SAM template you are using is somewhat misleading. While it states it's using WMI the items you're having difficulty with are in fact Windows Performance Counters which use RPC. It's likely that your Windows Performance Counters need to be rebuilt on the server you are monitoring executing the "lodctr /R"…

Have you looked at the historical volume usage chart? It's possible that all three of these could be true at different points in time, even in the same hour.

You can easily create a report with the report writer to display all components with problems and embed the report into your summary view as illustrated below.

I don't want you to think I'm being rude, but you know that Solarwinds Performance Monitor has no TFTP support. Only Engineers Edition and Cirrus. You might want to ask your question in one of those forums.

You may have greater success posting this question to the NotePage forum where users more familiar with this particular modem may be able to assist. Alternatively you can email NotePage at support@notepage.net, or even call them directly at (781)829-0500 if you have a support contract.

What is the hardware vendor (make and model) of those devices? E.G. Is your Core switch a Cisco Catalyst 6509 for example?

The following KB article should help get you pointed in the right direction. https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Network_Performance_Monitor_(NPM)/Configuring_website_URL_for_Alerts_and_Reports

SQL AlwaysOn Availability Groups should be used with HA to provide redundancy to the database and provide replication. This can be used in both a same-subnet, or multi-subnet failover configuration.

Have you tried using the Warranty Status Report pictured below?

SAM's PowerShell Script Monitor assumes the full body of the PowerShell script will be in contained within the "Script Body" field with any arguments specified in the "Script Arguments" field. To have this script execute remotely you'll need to have the "Execution Mode" option set to "Remote" and have WinRM configured…

Disk Idle is typically not an interesting metric that you can base decisions upon or pinpoint problems. Better disk metrics is the queue length (how many I/Os are queued up waiting to be read/written to disk) and Disk Sec/Transfer (which is a cryptic way of saying the measurement of latency reading or writing to disk. If…

Sounds like you're encountering the issue outlined in the thread below. Win32_PerfRawData_PerfProc_Process - Invalid Class

This is usually caused by an improper connection string specified in the application for the driver you've installed. You'll need to ensure the connection string used is correct for the driver, and driver version that was installed on the Orion server. This will need to be changed for each component monitor in the template…

No fair! you asked my question... Just kidding.... Seriously though, is SNMPv3 supported in Orion?

You will also need to configure WinRM on both the Orion server, as well as the host the script will be executing against.

This is something you should be able to easily accomplish using Synthetic End User Monitor.

Can you post a screenshot of your trigger condition?

Is this the databases themselves or specific instances of MSSQL where you are seeing the initial poll in progress message? Could you provide a screenshot of what it is you are seeing?

Using SUDO within a Linux/Unix application template is possible, provided of course you include this as part of the script that is executed. However, I wonder if there's a better approach, such as using syslog to notify you when and who is locked out in real-time. If you do decide to use the Linux/Unix Script monitor in…

Based on the screenshot it appears that this is an HP Server with Hardware Health monitoring enabled. The error message is stating that this device is polled via WMI but the HP Namespace in WMI is missing and not available to poll. You may want to consider uninstalling HP's System Insight Agent software from that node and…

This process can be performed manually provided the information is CSV, text, or Excel formatted using the Custom Property Import method under [Settings - Manage Custom Properties - Import Values] Alternatively you can populate these Custom Properties in a much more automated fashion using the Orion SDK/API.