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The warning and critical thresholds included within this template are based upon Microsoft's best practices, but not all thresholds are applicable to all evenements. This is why baselined thresholds is something we're currently working on.

Duplicate of the following thread * WMI Polling Issue

Have you manually configured Full Language Mode on the PowerShell directory as discussed in the thread below? Help: Cross Domain Errors: Script block literals are not allowed in restricted language mode or a Data section.

There is very little information you can gather about a SQL server via SNMP beyond monitoring the SQL processes and services. To monitor SQL using something like AppInsight for SQL, you will need to open the SQL server ports those instances are listening on through the firewall so Orion can access them. By default MSSQL…

A "404" error means page not found. It may be that the server is configured to use host headers and is not addressable via its IP address. Populate the "Host Header" field of the HTTP/S monitor with the FQDN you would normally put in your browsers URL field as shown below.

Currently Custom Properties can only be assigned to managed entities in Orion (Nodes, Interface, Applications, etc).What you propose does sound like something worth posting to the Server & Application Monitor Feature Requests forum.

System requirements are outlined in the following KB article. NPM 12.2 system requirements - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

I think what you're looking for is a DirectLink Account

For this you would need to use Server & Application Monitor. Network Performance Monitor does not monitor processes running on servers.

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This is likely because your user account has not been granted the SAM Admin user role pictured below. Once you've grant this permission you should be able to skip through this step without issue.

Orion is a web based application, so it should be easily accessible from any device with a web browser. Simply enter the IP address of the Orion server into your browser (assuming it's running on port 80 and SSL is not required) and you should be prompted to enter your Orion credentials. Alternatively Server & Application…

I believe the following thread should help get you pointed in the right direction. Using Windows Event Log Monitor on Deep Logs

Are these what you're looking for? * Exchange 2007-2010 Hub Transport Role Services and Counters (Basic) * Exchange 2010 Edge Transport Role Counters (Advanced)

AppInsight for SQL will reflect each Database Instances memory utilization on the Application Details view. You can also see the server's overall memory usage on the SQL Servers Node Details view.

You can just install over your existing installation and all your settings will be preserved. If you are looking to move servers it's a little more complicated but not very difficult. If that's what you’re looking to do let me know and I'll give you some guidance.

How do you determine the service is not working properly? That's usually a good starting point for determining what you need to monitor.

SAM's SQL User Experience Monitor only supports returning a single numeric value, and one optional string value. It cannot at this time be used to return an entire table of information.

You can put any node into an Un-Managed state which should solve the problem of being alerted that the node is down. Also, if you Administratively Shutdown any interface this will also prevent you from being alerted to the interfaces up/down status.

It sounds like you have enabled FIPS mode‌ on the Windows operating system that your Orion server is running on.

Not at this time, though this would make a good feature request.

You can control the component monitor status in the exit code of your script. Alternatively, you can define a threshold for the component based upon the metric returned in the script which will place the component in a warning or critical state.

Provided the Agents are connected the Orion server as seen under [Settings -> Manage Agents] those agents will automatically update by default when you upgrade your version of SAM. This occurs over the Agent communication channel, rather than the ports used for initial push deployment. So if you've manually installed…

Can you view the statistics for these counters when you open Perfmon.exe on the Citrix server itself?

THis information should be available through the Syslog or SNMP Trap message sent from the Linux server to the Orion server, provided that syslog or SNMP Traps have been configured on the Linux/Unix host to point at the Orion server.

At a minimum I would recommend upgrading to the GA version of SAM 5.0. There was an issue identified in SAM 5.0 RC3 that sounds very similar to the one you describe here, which prompted us to release an RC4 that eventually became the GA release for SAM 5.0. Currently SAM 5.0.1 is in the release candidate phase and includes…

What is the problem being reported by that database exactly? A screenshot of what you're seeing may help further describe the problem you are seeing.

Looks like you are missing a carriage return. The script should read as.. Dim folderPath folderPath = WScript.Arguments(0) Set fs=WScript.CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set folder= fs.GetFolder(folderPath) WScript.Echo "Message: Folder " &folderPath & " is " & folder.Size & " bytes large" WScript.Echo…

Tables are dynamic such that if there are only 5 values for a "Top 25" resource then only 5 rows of data will be displayed. Radial gauges are configured individually and are hard coded for a particular metric for a specific node or application. So while what you are asking for is possible using the Custom Object Resource,…

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