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It's a bit of work to set up, but you can have a monitor set to figure out which of those two intefaces are in use, and report which ISP you're on or if it changes. I did it in API Pollers, which I think is a SAM feature now, but could be done in Applications/Components too I dont recommend SAM SSH, i've done that too and…

I'd say what kmsigma said, but with a flavour of "Yeah no worries" For some macros you can add a ":F ..."to them to adjust them a bit. Not relevant to what you're trying to do here, but thought I'd mention it There's a page here https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK/wiki/SWQL-Functions for the functions in SWQL and the…

Wouldn't worry about it too much, as Mato1964 posted, as long as the server is big enough to accomplish what you want to get done, you should be alright

There is a PSI support line, can be hard to get them to be helpful, but they do exist

There isnt really a "component trigger condition" really. You can use whatever on whatever but it probably wont work much If you alert on the node layer you can either use complex alerts to go down the application/component route, or you can custom SWQL to it. Otherwise most of the time I think people would just stick your…

Calculate node status in the SolarWinds Platform

In addition, you probably want to set up some alerts looking for Unkowns/Greys, aint a healthy environment without that

Jobengine is the thing that does stuff Administrator will be in one of the creds libraries. Someone configured solarwinds to monitor using that account. Maybe that even used to be fine and someone else changed the account or the permissions Probably 1) find the account in the cred library 2) look to see if it's broke in…

Earlier comment still kinda covers it "Based off your title you probably want there to be a script that accepts an IP or hostname as an argument, and potentially another one for credentials, then does a clean on the args[0] target." If your script doesnt have anything in it to talk to a different server, it's probably not…

SLW HQ people - This behaviour changed a few years of patches ago around crackdown-on-security time

Without testing, may want like Caption or displayname or something over sysname Also, you usually pull the URI back not the nodeID for most of the SWIS powershell stuff

I've got a credsy block in live i'm like 80% happy with, and one designed in principle I'm 100% happy with that I need to get to implementing. Definitely better ways than plaintext though. I probably wont find time for a while but would be interested to swap some notes on it (and put something up eventually) Kinda nervous…

@"fop" if you can store the string (If) then you can probably force it back to a datetime in a SWQL/SQL/code function

Yeah this is annoying and limiting and tends to create the need to rebuild in SAM

Without describing in too much detail, you can call or create encryption/decryption functions in the sort of monitors that you can do in SAM that'd collect this data anyway. If you have an account detail baked into the encryption, and pass over half a "password" you tick the boxes for Salt+Pepper+Hash. Ie not in plaintext…

Nah push back to SW support on that one, if the value isn't populated in the DB and it should be that's a Them problem (just make sure it's definitely not populated in the DB)

2nd question - you can pull very long strings, wouldnt expect a problem

It's saying these two arent set. I guess you edited a previously set widget? If you dont need em bin em off, else got to put something there I find it tends to be easier to do timeseries stuff in browser rather than in code

You get the stat lables on interfaces if you've got an interface linking those two objects, if it doesnt automatically bring it in there's a connections menu or a setting when you click whitespace on the map for showing connections. The icons shaded are an interesting one, i recognize them as the prebuilt icons, i believe…

You could produce an availability report where unknown = up using a case statement Probably you'd want to solve the problem that's causing them to slip into an unknown state. I'd expect something permissioney. Perhaps using SQL instead of windows or windows instead of SQL creds

Probably you just need to spend some time with the logic before getting to far into reviews A good thing to look for is the SCOPE section vs the TRIGGER section The Idea is the SCOPE is how many things it could trigger on (which i think is what you're clicking for the 13777) The trigger is when looking for how many of…

Actually I think I may have conflated two different issues, the main problem you're having is about the repetition of moving items onto a map one by one?

You on 2024.1? Saw someone else complaining about this not working today, but also this has worked fine every time i've tried it.

Availability as in what, uptime?

scroll down, you'll find a bunch of new menus including some export buttons. If you dont find the thing you want to export in there, then the next step is SWQL-y probably. But maybe elaborate on the specifics some more

Read this, looked for the long one, posted there. Something with recursion or with a long list of all the possible stuff you care about. Might be bridge-able using the child status calculator

The Not-Quite-The-Answer to the red questions is 1) Not with great satisfaction, saw someone on here recently taking the line of not-quite-directlink-but-something-simmilar. Got some code around pulling data out from behind the creds wall for images. Havnt worked quite the same problem as you though. 2) The single query…

Double win, congrats haha!

Probably, cant remember where I got it from and revised several bits. There's a couple columns there no-one needs but hey I had it to hand Everyone else, if 2 people recommend a page, and one of them is @"KMSigma.SWI" use his one first

(whatever it's set to, try the opposite setting and see if it's all suddenly fixed)