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This is a function or the Linux operating system, not of SAM. The easiest solution is to utilize a different user account, granting the permissions necessary using the chmod command for the scripts to execute properly.

wfordham wrote: Really? I have a single Orion App server with the database on a separate SQL server. I am having the same type of issue... it may take several days before the web interface becomes unstable, but it does. services stop and restart... high cpu... Rebooting the app server has been the only thing that has…

I will refer you to my previous comment above. Another option is to edit the script itself and add a space before each bash command executed. Commands executed with a preceding space should not be logged to the history file. This works as long as $HISTCONTROL contains ignorespace or ignoreboth, which is default on any…

When the Custom Table Resource was added to the view you were asked "I want to report on?". From that drop down you need to select "Event". It appears you selected the default "Node".

Are those nodes managed either via WMI or an Agent? If they're managed via SNMP then AppInsight for Exchange won't be available via 'List Resources'. It's also possible that these Exchange servers are not mailbox servers. AppInsight for Exchange works only against servers running the 'Mailbox' role.

The 620 in your screen scrape appears to be the process ID (PID) for the executable that's responsible for maintaining these connections, as specified using the "-o" option in Netstat. -o Displays the owning process ID associated with each connection.

Have you tried executing your script using cscript.exe? I've never used Curl with the Windows Script Host, so I'm not sure if it works. If it does, then provided the output is formatted properly you can simply use your script unmodified with SAM's Windows Script Monitor. If it doesn't execute properly via script, you will…

While the KB article may make specific reference to ESX hosts polled through a vCenter, each ESX/ESXi host also runs the VMware API. As such, it can be verified and validated in a similar way, navigating the API through your web browser to determine the current values of those hardware sensors. It's my belief that you'll…

ok, let's forget the Report Writer. The easiest way to see a listing of all object Types is through the Advanced Alert Manager. They are listed under the "Type of Property to Monitor" as shown below.

It's my understanding that each instance of SQL can only address 4GB maximum on any 32Bit operating system. This 4GB comes from the 2GB of application memory, and the 2GB of shared kernel space. The realistic number is actually much closer to 3.5GB. So what you're seeing in PefMon is the max usable memory, and what you're…

Fare statement. Honestly that isn't a requirement and shouldn't be listed as such. I'll let Bronx know. SAM's PowerShell Script Monitor works with PowerShell 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, etc. PowerShell remoting however was added by Microsoft starting with PowerShell 2.0, so for PowerShell remoting (Such as with AppInsight for Exchange…

I wouldn't hold off on upgrading to SAM 6.0. If the issue persist through the upgrade process itself is valuable information. If you appear to have no other issues polling (historical data polling appears correct on other components) and this issue is isolated to testing a Linux component monitor then I suggest waiting…

Since reproducing this issue is difficult you may want to consider placing the application into Debug mode. This will allow us to capture all relevant information when/if a failure occurs. You just need to remember to run a Diagnostic as soon as this issue appears again or the debug logs could be overwritten shortly…

${N=SwisEntity;M=SqlDatabaseAlert.TransactionLogSize} ${N=SwisEntity;M=SqlDatabaseAlert.TransactionLogFreeSpace}

Ideally Hyper-V would have been disabled in Orion before it was removed from the host. If it was, then you would have been able to easily disable this through "List Resources". Unfortunately now the only way to disable Hyper-V is directly through the database, similar to Hardware Health.

Is the Orion server in the same domain as the host you are trying to monitor?

The Virtualization Manager‌ team is currently working on native XenServer support.

Did you also follow the steps outlined in the KB article referenced in my previous post? AppInsight for Exchange: Access is Denied. Issue: When setting up AppInsight for Exchange, you get an Access is Denied error. Cause: The is a permissions issue on the remote computer restricting access to Microsoft PowerShell.…

1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893 is the root of Dells storage MIB "iso . org . dod . internet . private . enterprises . dell . storage" You need to go further down the tree to get to the specific OID your looking for. Such as the information I provided above. You also must have Dell Server Administrator (AKA Dell OpenManage Managed…

Do these help? agentGlobalSystemStatus - 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893.1.20.110.13 0110.0013 Global health information for the subsystem managed by the Storage Management software. This global status should be used by applications other than HP OpenView. HP OpenView should refer to the globalStatus in the root level object group.…

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

There are a couple of similar issues reported by other customers which were addressed in Orion Platform 2019.2, included in NPM 12.5 which can be downloaded now from your Customer Portal.

I checked with development today and they are tracking an issue that may be related to the one you're experiencing. It's currently being tracked internally as FB188287. If you open a case with support regarding this issue please reference this number.

Is this question related specifically to string values or specific information that's exposed via JMX but is not appearing at all in SAM's MBean browser as govind vinjamuri suggests? Any suggestions on how to use Solarwinds (including other modules) to get to the same kind of information from JVMs (including…

This will be fixed in SP2 to have the SNMP Process Monitor retry the request a few times before timing out. Josh, will this also be the case for WMI monitors in SP2 or just SNMP?

I believe this a problem in your alerting logic. You should move the nodes you would like to exclude into the primary/root condition group so that the rule reads... Node CPU Load is Greater than 95% AND Node Name does not contain cas, exc, etc. Looks something like...

Correct, the statistic is the time from when the message was sent, to the time we received the delivery confirmation.

What other questions can I help answer for you?

These macros can only be used when the Trigger Condition property to alert upon is set to "Component".

Sorry for the holdup. I've been waiting for beta 2 to be released before sending out the bits to the next batch of customers who've signed up to participate. You should be receiving an email from me early next week with a link to the beta.