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Had a quick look over the accuweather API page - Didnt see one about plotting on a map. Basically you'll be doing something like -Connect to SLW -Query stuff you care about for Lat/Long/ID -Format data for weatherservice -Connect to Weatherservice -Send formatted query -Display output Pretty sure there's some for this in…
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Are you alerting on the whole api poller or a series of metrics? Might need to start from the VTM table if the latter Not super sure of your structure/issue
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Yeah It can be hard to get stuff like this through support. Prep a couple diagnostics files and whatnot. For sure it should work though, either I'm misunderstanding your scenario in a very fundamental way or something's broke in your environment. Normal delete-recreate -type troubleshooting is probably what gets you there
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No issues with polling as long as the certificate is correct and trusted everywhere at what not (bad certs would be a concern) During an upgrade as long as the website bindings checkbox is still ticked you can keep the same SSL, that said you'd need to remove the website from time to time or update the cert and both of…
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I've had a bunch of really weird behaviour doing this sort of thing recently, dont recommend. You can add a correct SSL cert in config wizard or via IIS
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thwack.solarwinds.com/.../behold---embedded-wpm-screenshots-of-the-last-down-step
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Try these two things: 1) Add any other custom property and see if the "Custom properties for nodes" populates. If it doesnt talk to support. 2) Add a new custom table widget to the page, select the serial number custom property, Save. If that doesnt show up talk to support Both should work, if only one works something…
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Even if there's no Key in the database to link between them, you can still join if there's a shared property on each (or you can calculate one). Imagine a custom property on both tables that could function as a key. Or a custom property on the node that matches some ID from the AP one you cant edit as easily
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Now that is surprising to me. Pop some screenshots in or something, that should work just fine
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There's a button under management on the top right for any node. On a summary dashboard (multiple nodes) a telnet button doesnt make a lot of sense on it's own. You probably could make a bunch of telnet buttons if you needed to
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Yup - I think that's the diagnosis @"mikegale" needs - Just set to false
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As someone with loads of custom alerts widgets, the normal alerts page is your friend and anyone who says otherwise is wrong You could pull up the already-input notes though
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You can put a serial number in the node view. You'll find that different devices place their serials in different places, that can show up in really different places in the DB. You can make one view with a big report to figure out what's the best serial number value to use and call that. Or you could make a view per…
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Did some digging on the topic and it's interesting the difference between the SQL and SWQL structure. SWQL tells me i've got (at max) >2k screenshots for one transaction step, however I think in SQL this is because they're all the same. in SWQL they're in tables under SEUM referencing "large" data I happen to have messed…
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Replicated the above - Weird behaviour only for True, False works normally.
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for followup @"s-bolyard" if you need to you can output the screenshots as a byte array from the DB to some long term storage if you want and then there's some powershell or equivalent to turn that byte array back into a jpg
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@"jvb" that's not right, you've got loads of SSs captured for errors etc, only got to check the "Screenshots of Last 10 Failures" widget @"s-bolyard"
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I made an action last year to fire on a down event that would query an open weather API using the lat/long values in the DB and place the current weather in the notes value, before submitting to the ticketing system. Works pretty well. To place it on a map you'd want to first get all your stuff geotagged. This can be a…
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You'll find if you do it via the DB it wont be checked for much of anything
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Not a linuxey person here. Your linux admins should have given you more to work with here really! If you've just got SNMP you're probably screwed. I'd start with just making sure there's memory spare. The agent would be able to report on the processes and/or scrape the syslog for OOM killer events (the events bit is an…
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I'm curious roughly how many sites you've got Something to try would be to filter in the URL on node-property to select the site, and an open filter on the AP-property to select everything in that table, then only use elements referencing APs that join from the node's site property Like [AP table] - Select ap.x from…
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Выглядит возможным. Он поддерживает SNMP и, похоже, имеет API. Если у устройства есть веб-страница, попробуйте это, найдите параметры конфигурации. Если это не так, попробуйте пройтись по SNMP с «публичными» и «частными» строками сообщества. Если это не сработает, обратитесь в службу поддержки устройства.
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Good work and TY
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While the "Warning" state is on/off, you'll find that the triggers for that state are a spectrum. You could have 50% packet loss from NPM, or a service's memory >80% from SAM, or a loose SFP from SRM, or whatever else. These can overlap too depending on the child status inheritance settings you've got I think you're…
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"It is possible to use "free" LV only if you have other license containing syslogs/traps license, such as NPM or NCM. If you have LA + NPM and LA eval expires and NPM doesn't, you get LV. If you have only LA and its eval expires, nothing works. " The bolded is not my experience, and the italicized is
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Hmm, taking a look it's probably just looping /Invoke/IPAM.SubnetManagement/CreateSubnet or /Create/IPAM.Subnet. Fundamentally the way SLW talks to itself is the API on the swagger above so should contain almost the whole lot. Sounds like a doable script but you'd want someone with more network chops than me to move it…
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Whats the thing do that you want to replicate?
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I dont have IPAM installed, but I think so Check a CTRL+F "IPAM" here for a bunch of ip assignment stuff that might be what you're looking for In SWQL studio you will see most API calls as a purple icon in the table they pertain to (Else as part of a update generic item call)
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Cool question! Never seen that KB before. Documentation makes it seem like a no Could just join/union/place two modern dashboard elements to form the resource. Just looking for the data or a specific reason for the filter to apply in the URL? Might be possible to do an inverse selection with a load of INs, but i'd bet…
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If you use components with a warning/critical threshold, bear in mind a quick reset time will lead to noise when the statistic is flapping around the threshold