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I'm not exactly sure what resource this is as the title/name has been altered, but this appears to be a top XX resource which is designed to sort highest to lowest. In this case the lower the number is the worst which would require a bottom XX resource. Unfortunately no such resource exists and sorting of the "TopXX"…
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If you've already rebooted the endpoint where the agent is installed, it's likely you are encountering a bug whereby the agent continues to report that the node is pending a reboot when it in fact does not need one. Polling should function normally without issue regardless of this bug. This is discussed in more detail at…
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This would be more the domain of Log & Event Manager rather than SAM, though you could do something with SAM's Windows Event Log Monitor to collect the necessary Login Events and use the Report Writer or Custom Table resource to summarize the results.
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I have a few quick questions that might help to diagnose the issue. * What version of SAM are you currently running? * What version of NPM are you currently running? * What OS version are you running on? * How many component monitors are you currently monitoring with SAM? * How many elements are you currently monitoring…
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I can't say I've seen this exact issue before but I would check your Group Policy settings to determine if there is any policies in place that would restrict certificates from being imported into the local certificate store. A good starting point would be to run gpresult.exe on the host you are trying to deploy the agent…
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IBM's iSeries are notoriously devoid of much useful information using the native SNMP agent. However, there is an extended SNMP Agent for iSeries Servers that should be able to provide this information via SNMP -> COMTEK /400 iSeries Agent
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The behavior you're seeing is inherently caused by the way DCOM is architected. (And WMI is built on top of DCOM, so...). When the client machine connects to the server machine via NAT in order to create the WMI DCOM object, the DCOM return packet contains a list of network addresses for the server machine. The client…
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Using the alert "Test" within the Advanced Alert Managed does not properly map the data for all macros. It's an odd limitation I'll admit, but for the purposes of verifying that an email was sent and properly received it gets the job done. If you "REALLY" want to verify that alert text then I suggest changing the trigger…
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While it's certainly possible to change the number of parallel threads the SeUM Player uses, from the default 2 for a SeUM Player installed on the Orion server or 7 for standalone Player installations with the assistance of support, the better option would be to add additional SeUM Players to your environment or reduce the…
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SAM has never shipped a standard out-of-the-box subview for Hardware Health. The three Hardware Health resources ("Hardware Details", "Current Hardware Health", and the "Hardware Health" chart resource) should appear on the default "Node Details" Summary sub-view. Any links in alerts etc.related to Hardware Health should…
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This template as you have it configured is looking at a Windows Service via WMI. It may be that WMI is blocked by a firewall or that the WMI Repository has become corrupted. The following PDF should help you troubleshoot WMI issues, but likely the easiest option would be to change the polling method from WMI to RPC.…
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It may not be ideal but if you're able to designate a player to monitoring mobile sites you can change the user agent for that specific machine following the steps outlined here. You'll also need to create the recordings on the machine with its user agent changed to mimic the mobile browser. I've attached the registry…
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There are several potential reasons, but they all tend to be extremely rare, so it's best that you enable debug logging on the assigned application monitor/s that are most likely to fail for seemingly no apparent reason. Then collect a diagnostic and open a case with support if any of HTTP components in these application…
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What I think skierjmh forgot to mention is that he's running ESX on the IBM Roadrunner. ;)
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The recently released SAM 5.5 includes support for monitoring WIndows Volume Mount Points natively, no different than any other volume. The node must be managed via WMI as volume mount point information is not available via SNMP. If you're running an earlier version of SAM and you're under active maintenance, you can…
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utildayael in another thread was able to solve similar issues he was having by increasing the number of concurrent users, max shells per-user, and memory per-shell utildayael wrote: So in short, adjust your WINRM settings to have 20 MaxConcurrentUsers, 20 MaxShellsPerUser, and 512MB for MaxMemoryPerShellMB. This completely…
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Not currently, though this is something we're looking into. We're currently tracking this as a feature request under FB89003.
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No, this is not currently possible in Orion but I have seen it requested several times. The best you can do now is draw it yourself using Map Maker.
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Could you have run out space in the database? Give us some specifics. What is the setup? Single server or distributed? What version of Orion, on what OS. What's the database running on? etc.
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The SQL User Experience Monitor measures the amount of time the SQL query took to complete from the time the query was executed against the SQL server to the time the query result was returned. More complex queries will take longer than simpler queries, but an abnormally long query duration could be indicative of a poorly…
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Not at this time. The Universal Device Poller would be the method for defining your own health monitors in Orion.
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Will the script/code be unique for each instance or is this the same code/script running against 48 different nodes?
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It's much more likely that no one has shared the template(s) they've created publically.
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This isn't possible today using the JMX Monitor in SAM but this would be a great
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Have you looked at our Windows Cluster templates? Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Failover Cluster
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Have you tried starting with the Generic Mail Server template? From there working your way up to monitoring the critical processes running on the server using the Component Monitor Wizard? From there, kicking it up a notch using POP3, IMAP4, and HTTP/HTTPS User Experience Monitors? You can also leverage SAM's Nagios Script…
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You might have greater success posting this question in the forum since it sees the most traffic. You might also want to include information on what it is you're trying to do with the Dirak E-line. Are you trying to gather temperature information, know when the door is ajar?
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SolarWinds does not maintain a list of valid netblocks for 3rd party package content, though ARIN might be an excellent starting point.
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This is not a "known" or previously reported issue. Altering thresholds and using the baseline calculator with AppInsight for SQL should both work. Please stop all services on the Orion server manually, ensure they've all stopped, then re-run the Configuration Wizard. If that does not resolve the issue, please open a case…
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VBscripts are always executed under the Local System account on the Orion server itself. The credentials options are only used for variables within the script if your script requires the use of credentials. To execute a VBscript under a different user account you would need to incorporate impersonation into your script.…