aLTeReGo ✭✭✭✭✭

I would recommend downloading the template using the in-product Thwack integration (image below)

Where exactly are you looking? I have both "greater than" and "less than" operators as shown below.

You can certainly use SAM's POP3, IMAP4, MAPI, or Exchange Web Services User Experience Monitors and select TLS encryption and configure your alerts acordingly.

Sound like you may have run out of WinRM connections. On the server being monitored please follow the steps below. To change the number of concurrent users and shells per user, use the following commands: * winrm set winrm/config/winrs @{MaxConcurrentUsers="10 of concurrent users"} * winrm set winrm/config/winrs…

Yes, you should be able to use SAM's SNMP Monitor to gather the appropriate metrics you are looking to monitor on this device. This device also supports syslog, so you could easily receive alarms from the device and be alerted through SAM's syslog server. WIthout seeing the MIBwalk myself it's hard to say what OID exactly…

If you want to know if the server really is listening on port 2055 run the following from the command prompt. netstat -an | find "2055" it should return the following result UDP 0.0.0.0:2055 *:* Hope this helps.

This is a known issue resolved in SAM 6.2 (currently in beta).

What do you mean specifically by "audit information"?

Which search are you using that appears not to be working? Also, have you tried a different browser?

Have you tried using either of the following application templates? * TCP Connections (WMI) * TCP Connections (SNMP)

The only macros that are supported as part of the HTTP monitor are ${IP} and ${Port}.

Is this information present in any other location that does not change with each reboot? You could create your own MBean that presents this information in a persistent fashion. The only other way that comes to mind would be to create a script monitor if there was some logic you could script you could write that would…

Without looking through your log files, it's difficult to say what the cause of the issue might be. I would suggest breaking the pool and recreating it (should only take a minute or two with no disruption of service) and see if that resolves the issue. If it does not, please open a case with support so we can determine the…

Joe Dissmeyer wrote: System.InvalidOperationException: The requested Performance Counter is not a custom counter, it has to be initialized as ReadOnly. This is due to the performance counter (or category) not existing on the machine, and the Operating System returning a horribly generic error message. I would suggest…

I understand that much, but what does name resolution or certificate revocation have to do with the advanced alerting engine? quote: Orion 8.0 requires .Net Framework 2.0 Denny LeCompte Sr. Product Manager, Orion SolarWinds

Woah, I'm confused. What does this have to do with the original question?quote:Originally posted by amata Calm down man I have the same problem too. follow this instructions maybe helps you. For starters please make sure that .Net Framework 1.1 is installed on this machine. If so, please make sure that DNS and WINS are…

I wish, but alas, no. Common Solarwinds, make my dream come true!quote:Originally posted by Dkjart will V8 have the ability to monitor HTTPS?

SQL AlwaysOn is the recommended solution for Orion HA, though SQL Clustering is another popular option.

Individual scheduled tasks cannot be tagged with custom properties, though the Windows Scheduled task application itself can be.

Great suggestion! Thanks for sharing. I'll see about getting our documentation updated accordingly.

You can try using SAM's HTTP Monitor to monitor their rest API, or use PowerShell to query some information. Below are some examples of what that might look like. You could even use Web Performance Monitor, which might be a far simpler and more realistic method of monitoring performance and availability of box.com. * rest…

In order for the both SQL and WMI information to be collected the node must be managed in Orion using WMI. You cannot collect WMI information using AppInsight for SQL if the node is managed via SNMP.

Do you happen to be running modular IOS on your SUP720? If you are, consider upgrading to the SXH release.

This can be done though the web based report writer. Below is a quick sample I whipped up

This is resolved in SAM 6.3 (currently in beta) but a temporary fix is available to those experiencing this issue when you open a case with support and reference case SAM-1195.

NET-SNMP should be used as the SNMP Daemon on these systems. While some information may exist in HP's native SNMP daemon, the information is not structured in standard SNMP MIB-II format, and is therefore not compliant.

I would recommend using SAM's Service Control Manager to select and start monitoring the Altiris DS Interface, server, signal, and TFTP PXE services.

One of the following reports may be what you're looking for. * Alert Analysis * Total Alerts per Node - Last 25 Days * Past_Triggered_Alerts.OrionReport

SAM's FTP User Experience Monitor does not currently support encrypted FTP, such as FTPS or SFTP. This is currently a feature request we're tracking internally under FB87976.

This definitely appears to be a permissions/impersonation issue. My recommendation since this is already written in PowerShell, would be to leverage WinRM to execute this remotely on the machine where the log files are stored.