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UDT? Not sure what that is, so probably not. I talked to a sales engineer, and they said to totally delete polling from the SQL database, but upon further discussion, we don't really want to do that. I think we fixed it for now...

Ahh that's it... well the SQL DB logs to the AlertLogs table. Anybody have a proper way to query that for a result? This one isn't working correctly for me... select ObjectName,Message,LogDateTime from AlertLog where LogDateTime >= (GetDate() - 7) and Message='Alert Triggered' and ObjectName like 'someserver%' or…

Yeah. I figured something SHOULD happen. All it does is essentially refresh the page.

Let's hope that this is on the list of things to improve! It needs it. As far as the specifics, I'm trying to do a monthly charted availability report. All I want are charts and percents. I don't want the whole webpage in screenshot form, it just looks atrocious.

Well they're looking at diags now, so hopefully I won't get some other nonsense reply back. Why would only one device be having this problem? With 11,000 elements I'm at 52% polling engine capacity (I've throttled back my poll intervals on most devices).

That'd be helpful, thanks!

Most of them are Cisco switches with several interfaces. Not sure how to do a MIB walk though.

Well I'm reading this... I installed SNMP Informant and downloaded the undp file, but I can't figure out how to put it all together. No instructions are given.

We fixed this issue a while ago, rebooting the server helped. The issues are still being looked into by dev. Honestly, we're well within the requirements and limitations of the software, but our issues are related to database performance. The SQL server is a very low I/O server, and there is no latency between the SQL and…

That won't work. I need drives with less than 2GB of space to show up red, less than 5GB yellow. Report writer won't allow that. Our upper management wants to see colors so things are easy to read. These resources need to be editable.

Not sure exactly, it was at least a year ago I'm almost certain. I figured it had to do something with versions. There's no alternative to the web GUI for 10.1.3?

We've already setup that job to delete the rows containing that info.

I do not have this path on the server: Start > All Programs > SolarWinds Orion > Map Maker

Just some node names, none of which are the one in question. I also have a reboot alert not triggering. I have a custom field called Tier, in which I have Tier's 1-4. I have a reboot alert for Tier 1 devices that sends Monday thru Friday 7:30a-5:30p. One device that has that field populated as Tier 1, rebooted on 7/22 at…

Yeah, we upgraded from 10.0 to 10.1.3. I just setup a job to run every 30 seconds to delete rows where the rows contain anything like that line mentioned above. Seems like the best thing to do right now. We're getting several hundred per minute otherwise, and the event logs are impossible to work with.

Bump

I opened a ticket with support and they are also telling me to contact the vendor and get a custom poller created. Why can't SolarWinds support Aerohive out of the box? Having the clients table populated would be nice instead of some custom field...

I did. They didn't really know what the problem was.

This is interesting. Based on this trap, it looks like 10.19.100.100 is the source of this trap message. Logged into the server (it's an older version NPM server) and this device (the 192 IP) was NOT in monitoring. experimental.1057.1.0 = 192.168.14​3.251 sysUpTime = 88 days 16 hours 0 minutes 49.70 seconds snmpTrapOID =…

The IP in the trap message is the IP of the server... This is the case for everything.

Well for a volume space available report, I added VolumeID and made it hidden. No hyperlinks...

That doesn't work. I can't get anything from my advanced alerts...

The issue has persisted for about a week or more.

Looks like a custom written report to me. That's not a canned report...

Like this? sw/.../Report.aspx Nothing happens, same page.

So they don't need to be monitored then?

So if I wanted to choose this option for a switch that has 50 ports currently not being monitored, will this have any impact on SolarWinds' performance? What about more ports than that? We have some Cisco 6509's with a lot of switch ports.

So if I delete the trigger and reset conditions, edit the email addresses, and re-input the conditions, that should keep the alert from triggering? How about unmanaging the devices for a short period of time while I make the edits?

Can I disable the alert, make the changes and then enable it?

I tried that, but the reports still look awful. Printable reports obviously don't work when doing graphs, and all this software seems to do is take a screenshot of the webpage and dump it in a PDF. I don't want the webpage, I want graphs and other things that are presentable to executives.