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You should be fine. Needing to join should be fairly rare as stuff's usually all auto-joined anyway. Case statements are your friend. Dont query the logs DB that seems to be non bueno.

The fix is probably "Delete the website, then redo" (upon which it's recalled from the DB bar certificates and custom stuff. That said ask support That said I had this same problem, and probably there's a better way for this installer to proceed - having a website is normal after all.

@"acurrent" Do you know what's going on here? -1) What is legacy vs non-legacy powershellimpersonation? -2) how are we to use credentials in the non-legacy format? -3) The new method is implimented for security reasons, what are those reasons? - What is the impact of switching back to the presumably flawed method?

Set a separate complex condition on alerts B and C to ignore A similar to how A is defined

This fix did it for me.

I suspect i've got the same sort of problem. Know what the difference between legacy powershell impersonation and i guess "current" powershell impersonation is in this scenario?

Hi there, would love to see a sanitized version of the endpoint/query that's been getting you this far, struggling with similar at the moment. Aside from that this view is just showing the data received without processing it so it's an azure thing and/or part of the query itself. My bet, from working with similar is it's…

Big ask here for a forum post@"RAJPAD" Start with the authentication pages to generate a proper token For tickets you want to GET a ticket to start a template, then trim the fat and add a sample payload to test a POST https://developer.4me.com/v1/requests/ Put the body in a alert "...http request..." action and add some…

There's full on scripts and queries for this knocking around on thwack already. But without looking them up an easy solution is as follows Select xxxx From Orion.VIM.Virtualmachines vm Where VM.DetailsURL not like '%n:%' This is basically "Give me stuff that doesnt link to a node"

Come to think of it, the other scenario that tends to come up is around SQL servers and/or VDIs "reserving" memory. These are more difficult. If it's a memory reservation solarwinds is usually kinda right, but also it's just not the relevant number, so best to descope and replace @"Graybeard"

Which chart are they using? Usually solarwinds agrees with the OS, which is correct, VMware can have a different view and it differs around the OS. If their screenshot is windows, AND they dont line up, you've probably got an issue. I expect the line above is the relevant one though.

There's probably a few ways to do this, the most accurate might include something that looks for the specific failure. I'd just add an escalation level to the alert after like 5 minutes, so if it's still down email with something that said the action failed.

Hi Sachindra, how do you know what the correct URL to use is?

Similarly, this sort of method works ok in non-modern table widgets

You got the background changing colour based on anything already? If so you could wrap the query up with a CASE WHEN x IS NULL THEN colour_y. Got this sort of thing working in proportional widgets and whatnot.

Not used it, but the API monitor in SLW is pretty reasonable, and if that fails a SAM monitor or a scheduled task calling the API can be used to get data in. Doesnt look like there's a public API ref guide, but you'll probably have access via your support account. "swagger" and "auth" are my first searches usually.

Edit the widget, this is the box I think you're after.

That error likely means you need to open IE on the server and enable or disable TLS 1.0/1.1 something like that. IE or Chrome will probably give you the same sort of error when trying as a person, use that for confirmation.

The alertconfigurations table is the one you're looking for. It's a bit of a faff to do but not too bad. Yell if stuck, I don't have a good example to offer offhand.

https://solarwinds.github.io/OrionSDK/swagger-ui/#/Query/Query That's what you want to use^

You can set this in Database Manager when logged into the server

The usual stated number is like 1-3% CPU but in real terms it matters a lot what you're actually doing. I've seen WMI stuff spike a CPU, but usually it's not for very long and when a box is unhealthy/overworked already and most things could jam it up. Memory is nothing significant, I think storage is 0. Bear in mind if…

I've posted a script here a couple times and others have their versions too, have another search in the bar at the top (got a meeting in 2 or i'd dig it up)

Buy the cheapest product you can that has it's own menu bar (or install a trial if you dont mind the blue bar at the top), and use that one I had a Tools package which was fairly useless as a menu bar which was reclaimed for other stuff

You can pull some data out, it's fiddley though and I hope the guy's query below works fine. Calling it now though, you'll have an issue around either a) there only being one concurrent schedule. If someone/your script applies a different mute you'll have the original disappear - Including one later in the future than the…

Hi, I've done a little checkpoint monitoring in solarwinds, it's doable for sure. Anything specific you're looking for? If I recall correctly NPM ootb - Base metrics NPM + custom pollers -> Some extra metrics related to connection counts NCM backups etc SAM API poller for custom stuff + Events/Syslogs/Traps stuff in…

or get-clusternode perhaps?

Never had this, but looks like you could run a powershell monitor in SAM with something like "$results = Test-Cluster –Node Server1, Server2" at the core in remote mode

I believe what this is trying to tell you is "There are queueing mechanisms, and we're not using MSMQ after orion 2020.2.6" Prior to that MSMQ used to be a thing that could fill up and mess with your platform. At which point you might get some relief restarting/holding the job or collector service. Now if your platform…

SNMP is a bit of a nightmare without something to process it. You can get a top-level capacity readout, or some traps when issues occur if you're lucky (Having several pitfalls here at the mo on the netapp end, inc sending from unexpected IPs). An equivalent spec to SRM wouldnt be pratical with UNDP or SAM SNMP alone. With…