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There's an easy command for connecting to SWIS in the powershell module, without the powershell module you'd be using the swagger, which is also fairly easy to work with For the creds problem you get one for free as whatever cred you assign against the component. You could use that cred to encrypt/decrypt another set. I've…

I dont have SCM so I dont know how the change details bit would work Otherwise yyou're looking to 1) SELECT Caption, timestamp, Location, IP 2) FROM the nodes table first 3) Maybe Group or Order by Location 4) For CPU you can use AVG or MAX functions to get those, or can use the inbuilt Avg and Max'ed columns (maybe both)…

@"michaelj" Wrote a copy of this using WMI / sans script impersonation. Not sure which version's best but hey # Define services to exclude by exact display name $servicesToExclude = @("Performance Logs and Alerts","Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4.0.30319_X86", "Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4.0.30319_X64","Google Update…

If you dont connect to the server, you'll get an "all OK" message which is a bit scary, try this edit: # Define services to exclude by exact display name $servicesToExclude = @("Performance Logs and Alerts","Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4.0.30319_X86", "Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4.0.30319_X64","Google Update Service…

Oops, read this as Orion Maps for some reason. Simmilar sort of thing possible I suppose for modern dashboards depending how many queries you have. Selecting like vendor instead of caption perhaps. (On a duplicated dash perhaps)

If you've got a bunch of things using {{{CAPTION}}} as their text label or whatever it is you can select the lot of em and change it to REDACTED or something

At a glance $_.DisplayName -and $partialNamesToExclude -notlike $_.DisplayName I dont think this works as intended I'd probably take a measure-object .. .count to use for statistic and the good/bad switch logic. If .count >0 then bad else good Needs some exit codes I'll see if I can play with this some more but time is…

@"highstone351" Maybe a couple more stupid solutions: 1) Use WPM to monitor the sites you care about, then build a solarwinds dash that recalls the last available screenshot per transaction 2) Same solution but with a scheduled task on the box that writes a screenshot to a directory that's servable from IIS on your web…

You can read the info off the service status API and feed that into solarwinds as an equivalent, but it's not easy in the thread bobmarley linked there's a fix on the solarwinds side that may be relevant, but honestly most browers and sites are actively trying to block it at the moment so you're probably fighting a losing…

Yeah either Advanced or a SWQL alert would work for that. The component alert version of the problem is also solvable but I only tried it the other way around, limited time and that

At the top level, the problem remaining to be solved is about getting a bookmarks file together or having some sort of external view at maps stuff?

The answer to this as posed is "iFrames!" The problem is iframes are no longer acceptable in most places

Thanks Kita

Feels like a bunch of the information one would need is in the cropped part of the screenshots, and I guess it's cropped for a good reason Do you have it set to local or remote execution? The module error feels like maybe it's running somewhere it shouldnt. But that should be the same across the two "test" results really.…

Really nice job there

Weird. I logged a ticket for the public variant, maybe that self-resolves too

Got another one in the queue with the api icons on maps which I think is global

@"SteveK" much wisdom in this post, I have also been burned on everything you mentioned with caution in the past haha

Yeah hard to say without seeing more/knowing your environment. Do say if you find out

This is hard. If you go to an application, and add a UI element called "all alerts this object could trigger" it'll have a good go at telling you. The way that element works is to loop through your alerts, and evaluate the Scope section. Then you can use a right or left if NULL join to tell if your application isnt covered…

Looks like there's some broken icons issues possible. We've got some in Maps, and there's one in oriondemo for Alerts

Working ok, or if not what problem are you getting? Looks like you've got no distinction between the warning and critical. Would just be another IF block really. If it's not running, consider that this doesnt target ${IP} or anything, so you'd be aiming to use this on either the solarwinds server with local execution, or…

Do they perhaps not have volumes attached to them? Ping-only or simmilar? Yeah unknown but either on the node or on the volumes or child items under it, perhaps obsolete interfaces or volumes I'd focus in on what's different about those nodes in particular. I'd expect it'd be either "we couldnt run the math because X" or…

For 1) Create an alert on the Node object Trigger condition should be something involving status = down or availability = 0 or simmilar Set an action to email whoever, add some variables for context For 2) Repeat the above but on the Application layer (or component, recommend Application)

Cool find Did you slap the /login.aspx...creds on the end of the maps URL?

Click "create a special" including the condition from the above alert, or keep it on the "reset this ...when no longer true" but specify > 10% free/critical status in the trigger condition

Thought one) - Are they added in the last 7 days? Thought two) - Are they grey?

Looks like there's a similar error in oriondemo, please raise a ticket and mention it's broke in oriondemo too and see if you can escalate Looks ok on an environment we've got on 2024.1 though so I'd rerun config wizard as step 1 to resolve

Could you add your code to the post and/or add a verified answer?

Nicely done Steve