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Can you post a screenshot of what you're seeing?

This can't be accomplished via Groups, as groups require that you define a value to match.You can instead view the custom property values and sort them in the custom property editor so that "null" is at the top and easily visible.

The "Linux Memory Monitoring Perl" template included in APM 4.0.2 and later includes a component monitor that returns the number of zombie processes. More information on this template can be found at the link below. http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/ApplicationPerformanceMonitorAdministratorGuide.06.620.htm

If the historical data is very random, then the standard deviation is very high in comparison to mean value. Without looking through the historical values it's difficult to say for certain how these values were arrived at. I suspect however that the negative value is being reached because of the "Less than or equal to"…

Most everything under that OID has been depreciated and replaced with WMI. From what it looks like, the only thing that remains under that OID are IIS HTTP/FTP statistics. I hope SolarWinds is going to consider creating a custom WMI poller module in a future version of Orion. I'm starting to get shown up by our MOM…

Are your DBA's seeing this on the SQL Server where the Orion Database is stored, or on another/different SQL server that is being monitored by AppInsight for Exchange?

vijay.raje@eclinicalworks.com​, I recommend copying the page source to a file from your web browser then posting this as an attachment to the Script Guru​ forum. This should be a rather trivial perl or PowerShell script for an experienced scripter. By 'trivial' I mean not difficult, but definitely time consuming.

Is there any firewall/iptables/etc that may be blocking port 161 to that host? Have you verified the SNMP daemon is running? Run through the following steps to ensure that your Linux snmpd is both configured and running properly. Step # 1 : Determine if snmp server is running or not Run 'ps' command to see if snmp server…

There is no limit to the number of Additional Web Servers you can use with a single instance of Orion. As for njoylif​'s issue, you would utilize Destination address affinity persistence on your F5 frontending your Additional Web Servers.

Application templates are assigned to nodes, which means that the application and all components assigned to that application must be associated with the node the template was assigned. You can have a single application template that includes all components if you wish, but you will need to disable the component that do…

Being that this is a network device and not a traditional Linux machine Cisco does not use the standard HOST-RESOURCES-MIB. Instead they have implemented their own CISCO-PROCESS-MIB for gathering information regarding the state of the processes and their resource consumption. There are some NPM Universal Device Poller…

Since this question is specific to advanced SQL reporting you may have better success posting this question to our The Report Lab was purpose built as a destination for users to in need of help creating advanced SQL reports.

SAM's native logical volume monitoring via SNMP is identical to that of NPM's. Have you tried managing the Linux/Unix node via SNMP and clicking "List Resources" to select the volumes you wish to monitor? The template you reference above is for those who need additional information or require a non-SNMP solution for their…

Is there a transitive trust between the domain the Orion server is in, and the other domain that you are trying to authenticate users to the Orion console with?

I'm running OMSA 7.0 on my Dell PowerEdge Servers. Are you experiencing a specific issue or is this just a general question?

If the stored procedure appears in SAM's most Most Expensive Queries you can alert upon this using the Advanced Alert Manager.

Server & Application Monitor supports monitoring restful APIs such as JSON, as well as SOAP based interfaces. It may be better suited for your needs.

The resource I believe you are looking for is the "Custom Chart" resource. Alternatively, the Multiple Object Chart would also suit your needs.

It sounds like the node isn't being unmanaged. Have you manually executed the scheduled task (run now)? Does it unmanage the node? E.G. does the node appear to be in an unmanaged state in the Orion web interface after running the scheduled task manually?

Correct. Interfaces or volumes that no longer exist (removed, go missing, etc.) are reflected in the Node's Child Status indicator. This functions in this way to bring the fact that this volume, interface, etc. to the attention of the administrator, as this may not be expected behavior.

This alerting condition is more complex than we can efficiently troubleshoot here in the forum. I suggest opening a case with support so we can look at how the alert is configured and compare that to the values in the database. I will say that you can select your alert as configured, change the "Property to Monitor" to…

As Leon stated, this can be found in the Win32 Syslog Viewer application.

In the NCM "Find Connected Port for End Host" you can use any format, such as "001D.AF95.8C00", or "00:1D:AF:95:8C:00", "001DAF958C00". They'll all return the same results. If you aren't seeing the expected results you probably haven't setup a scheduled Network Sonar Discovery in Orion NPM yet. This feature…

The links below should give you some background on what SAM is monitoring. These items are all based on Microsoft's published best practices for monitoring Active Directory The template also includes Microsoft's recommended thresholds. Active Directory 2003-2008 Services and CountersActive Directory 2008 R2 Services and…

This is a known issue with Windows 2008 R2 hosts monitored with SAM, or any other product that relies on RPC for performance monitoring. We have a KB article listed below related to this issue with the Remote Registry Service and svchost.exe.It's recommended you apply the hotfix referenced in the KB article to your managed…

This is likely caused by the polling interval being reduced to 3 minutes. Depending on the number of component monitors within the template, their type, and other factors such as network latency, bandwidth, and the resource load on the both the SAM server and the remotely monitored host this may be too frequent to reliably…

WMI is enabled by default on all Windows operating systems starting with Windows 2000. No additional configuration is necessary. All that is required are administrative credentials to the machine for monitoring. If WMI is not working for you, I would suggest looking at the Windows firewall, or any other locally installed…

The templates listed below include all critical Exchange services for each role. Exchange 2007-2010 Client Access Role Services and Counters (Basic) Exchange 2007-2010 Hub Transport Role Service and Counters (Basic) Exchange 2007-2010 Mailbox Role Service and Counters (Basic)

Hello, as the title suggest I was just curious who(at solarwinds) decides what goes in a certain APM template? What is that process? The decision of what is included in an application template is one part customer demand and feedback, another key ingredient are the application template developers which consist of highly…

Unless your Detail statistics retention setting is greater than 30 days (it's 7 by default) it will not be possible to report on the total number of polls made for a given component monitor as this information is compressed and summarized into hourly statistics after that time. The detailed statistical information you're…