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This is actually a great idea. With all of the Toolset integration, and the shortcut buttons at the top for web browsing, SSH, Telnet, Ping Traceroute, RDP to a node (even for nodes that don't support some, just looks like a template for every page), why not put one for export to PDF? While it can be as simple at printing…

I just installed SP4 and fought with this. The install wizard would not complete - said it could not stop the NetPerfMon service in a timely manner, or start it. I tried stopping all services manually first. Didn't help. I ended up stopping and disabling all SW services, rebooting, rebooting again, setting them to…

Done. Case #135474. Thanks Andy.

Son of a...! What a tool. Way too easy. haha Thanks for smacking me in the forehead. Where's my coffee.......

only page me once unless I get more than 6 messages in 20 min I think you can do something similar with Advanced Alerts right now (as of 8.5.1 SP3). For example, I have one alert page me, then ignore the alert for 4 hours (assumes I have enough time to check out the issue). But then again, it's really just based on a…

Figures. I did a walk and it jumps past ...850.1... to ...850.10... So yah, they don't support it. Well, back to the drawing board... Thanks again.

SamuelB, you are correct, that resource does put all UnDP results in one table for a particular Node/Interface. That said, please forgive my ignorance for what I am about to say, for I am neither an html wiz or an SQL wiz. Wouldn't this just be a matter of some html code? Consider the attached screenshot of the "Traffic &…

Grasping at straws here. I had a similar issue with monitoring input voltage and battery capacity of our UPS systems. My issue also had to do with how the Custom Poller output the MIB value. Try this one: Trigger Alert when [u]all[/u] of the following apply MIB is equal to ..... field Status is not equal to value ok Last…

or the number of processes runningThis is easily done using the custom MIB poller built into Orion. That would be a great field to have. Care to elaborate more on which OID(s) to look at? Considering Server 2k and 2k3? ;-) Aaron

Okay, thanks Denny. I will work on a temp solution for now then.

I already opened a case - did that before posting here. Figure I'd increase my odds of getting this sorted out while I am in the office. I only ran the config wizard again, I will try running the installer again right now.

Case # 201974.

This server has Enterprise on it, 32 bit - looks like the main board will only support a max of 8 GB of ram. I will find some. I'm not sure about PAE and AWE - what are they? I will do some research later today. Thanks. Aaron

Nope, this one had Standard on it from the start. Is there a way to figure out which instance Orion is using and try to shut down the other? Thanks for helping out.

Packet info from WireShark shows v5...

Edit - Nevermind. Sorry, I think I'm blind today.... 8-|

Interesting. I'd like to know when you lost this functionality and which update broek this "feature." I wonder if we can downgrade? haha Yes, please let me know what info your get from your trouble ticket. I will work with your recommendations to test the queries directly in SQL. I t dawned on me afterwards that the reason…

Thanks for helping. That didn't work. This is my message: Current Input Voltage is ${SQL:Select Rate From CustomPollerAssignment as Assignment, CustomPollerStatus as Status, CustomPollers where Assignment.PollerID = CustomPollers.PollerID and Assignment.CustomPollerAssignmentID = Status.CustomPollerAssignmentID and…

I'm with Eric on this one - I miss the functionality of the System Manager. My biggest issue is also with slow web UI performance. I liked having the Event Viewer up in the SM - it's updates/refreshes appeared to be more like real-time updates, rather than pressing refresh or waiting a minute or two for web pages…

Got it running now on one box - the output is pretty raw. Have you worked in any way to filter the text output to specific hosts? Or just slowly sift through. Obviously not ideal but it works quite well. Thanks again. Much appreciated.

What happened? Patrick, your post letting everyone know you uploaded this to the content sharing area and the link to the new thread for it have disappeared. Even using the original link you added to the new thread doesn't work, and nothing found in the Content Sharing area. ?? I knew I should have downloaded it last…

This looks like a really cool addition. Currently I create my maps of remote/rural areas from the Networks interface of Pathloss. Having the Google maps for wide area stuff would be great. And the dynamic updates would be cool too! Good work. I look forward to seeing what else you can make it do. ;-) Aaron

Excellent. Thanks for the info. Interesting that the default is set at 5 minutes and it still does not refresh after 5 minutes. I'm sure I've left it for over 30 minutes with no change - will test again now with the default unchanged... Aaron

An iPhone app to monitor / alert you when things go down would be good too. Also something that will throw a warning when a UPS switches to battery power. Better UPS integration in general would be nice. Lithium has something that does this, I used to use their software before outgrowing it and moving to Orion. Hey…

This is minor, and not something I have done, but would like. It would be nice to be able to set the web page refresh rate manually on the page. There are some views that I have to scroll down in to see all of the information - of course when the refresh occurs it bumps the page back up to the top, and I have to scroll…

I understand what you're saying. You have your Nodes polled every 120 seconds. But when you look at your graphs/stats you see that a random device's status can go down, and then back up within 1 minute (going by the event timestamp). I have seen the polling status of a Node change to Fast Polling during a down period. I am…

Thanks for your input. I understand that the time period is based on the view, and I am fine with everything on the original load being all the same time period. But let's be honest here, looking at a 24 hour (or longer??) graph at, like screenshot above, 500 pixels wide, is kind of pointless. So, the best option is to…

Oh crap! Brain fart here. Sorry, Byron is right - while you can change the port that is used to poll a device, each device must have a unique IP (ie. an address can only be monitored one time).

You could also do an MIB walk and browse to the area of interest. This helped me recently with a UPS OID I was looking for.

Okay, you posted again just before I did. I would try moving the condition of the MIB status to after the MIB matching. I guess I'm hinting that I'm not sure what order the conditions are checked? On all of your other lines you have the status check AFTER your MIB matching. Aaron