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I would recommend opening Task Manager on the Orion server and killing (ending task) on the "jsl.exe" process

The Real-Time Process Explorer was introduced in SAM 5.0, which was about 4 releases ago. The current shipping version of SAM is 6.1.1, and SAM 6.2 is currently in beta. It would seem you're a few releases behind at this point and I would recommend upgrading as there have been a wealth of improvements since the product was…

These reports use SWQL rather than SQL so it's not as simple as providing a query. You will need to upgrade to SAM 6.2.2 before you can use this report.

How are these nodes being polled in Orion? Please change the polling to directly. Additionally, please ensure you have installed the appropriate vendor specific extensions on the ESX/ESXi hosts. http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/servers/software/vmware-esxi/offline_bundle.html‌ HP Management Agents for VMware ESX 4.x Only…

I'm just happy you managed to get things working. Glad I could help.

You can use the Legacy Win32 based Report Writer to edit the Application Availability report and add the filter "Application Name contains Exchange. This will produce a report similar to the following

One last thing to try and then I'm out of ideas. Instead of using RPC for Windows Performance Counters, have you tried using WMI? Under [Settings - SAM Settings] click on "Component Monitor Wizard" and select "Custom Performance Monitor - WMI". Then try browsing the performance counters on one of the machines you were…

What is the name of the out-of-the-box alert for this screenshot? I ask because there are only two default alerts for AppInsight for SQL included in SAM and this does not appear to match either of those.

If your PowerShell script executes properly when run under your user account, but doesn't when run from SAM the most likely issue is permissions. By default all locally run PowerShell scripts run under the "system" user context. You may want to ensure you've enabled impersonation for your PowerShell component monitors in…

What version of APM/SAM are you running? This macro wasn't added until SAM v5.2.

I'm glad things are working for you bobross. Any chance you would be willing you share your report here on Thwack so other users could benefit from what you've learned?

If you're getting proper output when running the script in a PowerShell console on the Orion server then the issue is almost always security permissions. Have you tried logging into the Orion server using the account you assigned to the template and run the PowerShell script? Also, have you enabled impersonation on the…

VBScript, unlike PowerShell has no built-in mechanism for supporting impersonation. Impersonation must instead be incorporated into the script itself. The link below provides a few examples of how this is done. * Setting the Default Process Security Level Using VBScript (Windows)

Could you post the script here, as well as the resulting output of the script? It may be something simple, such as your exit codes not being correct, or that your statistic/message values are improperly formatted.

You are correct. It's not currently possible to create customized views for specific groups or create custom properties. These are some good feature request ideas that I'd recommend posting in the appropriate forum.

That, or install an agent on the endpoint and use local PowerShell. No WinRM required.

If you manage to find a downloadable trial version of iPlanet Proxy Server feel free to post the link here and I'll see what type of information can be obtained.

This functionality was removed several releases ago as it could potentially be abused for cross-site scripting.

Execution mode needs to be "Local Host". You'll also need to ensure that you have installed the Exchange tools on the Orion server so the Exchange PowerShell snap-ins are available.

You would need to further refine the script to search the output for the values you're looking for. Then return the status in a numerical format, such as 1 for enabled, and 0 for anything not enabled. This section of the Administrators Guide should help you understand the output format for the script, as well as proper…

Thank you for the update dhinagar_j. Please update once the root cause of the issue is identified, along with any solution provided to you by support.

Based on the UnDPs I created/posted above, the following alert definition should meet your requirement. I took liberty of assuming you have a custom property defined for severity.

You can also import application templates from within the product itself by going to [Settings -> SAM Settings -> Shared thwack Templates]

As I see things you have the following options available to you. Option #1 Uninstall the Agent as part of the Decommissioning process a. Manually Uninstall The Agent from the machine b. Place these servers in an Organizational Unit within AD which contains a policy to remove the agent Option #2 Delete the Node through the…

Theoretically yes. Though we do on occasion find that there's something else on the subnet currently, or added in the future, that's configured for DHCP and ends up taking the available lease. This then causes SAM to report a down status. I find it best to add 5-10 IP's into the scope just to ensure things like that don't…

danielrosenthal wrote: We're currently using Neverfail....I'm wondering if that's a better solution? If that's working for you, then it's the best possible solution.

Correct. It is a problem with MSSQL that we are working with Microsoft to try and determine the root cause, since it is impacting customers such as yourself. The issue is not with SAM or AppInsight for SQL, but rather that these counters do not exist on the SQL server. A problem Microsoft has acknowledged, but has yet to…

SAM already returns and the HTTP error code as reported by the webserver. It's included as part of the Alert using the ${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.StatusOrErrorDescription} macro.

https://thwack.solarwinds.com/people/martian%20monster wrote: I did reboot the server so run the configuration wizard again? Yes. After rebooting, rerun the Configuration Wizard

Can you please verify the name of the product you have installed, as well as the version?