andyjb8

Ok, so is there a way to do a network discovery via the API to make it possible for ansible to do this?

1) Add new node to SolarWinds with ansible orion_node module. 2) Expecting matching pre-created custom poller to be assigned to node due to "Scan New Objects" being "ON" for custom poller. But even though custom poller is valid match for node(I can manually assign no issues), it is not being assigned to new node…

Alternatively, if I have my custom poller enabled to "Scan New Objects" Shouldn't it assign the poller to the node if it's a match after the node is added to SolarWinds with ansible? However this does not seem to be working.

We use a custom pollers so the Node Details "MachineType" pulls the specific model name/number of the node. After I add a node to Solarwinds with Ansible (using this ansible collection), I want to assign the custom poller, (for example CSR1000V as shown below) to the node so the Machine type pulls the specific module name…

I am trying to find the custom pollers defined in all settings > manage pollers as well. I tested the above query and it just retrieved the generic pollers assigned to each node, for instance here are the poller retrieved for one of my nodes: {'PollerID': 3567, 'PollerType': 'N.CPU.SNMP.NetSnmpReal', 'NetObjectType': 'N',…

Actually DOMAIN\Username and username@fulldomain.name both work without any audit errors. I originally was just sending the username by itself, my mistake.

I was able to resolve my issue and no longer have the audit alarms. The fix was using the UPN format for my username.

So when you run the same 01_query.py against your solarwinds environment you don't get those audit log errors?

It's not a bad password as it successfully logs in with my credentials and performs a query.

Here is more detail running your 01_query.py on my lab environment: [admin@localhost ~]$ python3 sw_python/01_query.py Enter the username and password for '' Username: admin Password: Caption @ IP [URI] All the nodes and there IPs were successfully output. There are no errors or any indications of any authentication issues…

yes, same hostname and credentials, And I know the credential are valid because it rans successfully.

I ran your 01_query.py successfully, it output all my nodes and gave not indication of any authentication errors, but just like when running my ansible playbook, solarwinds audit log shows "User made an unsuccessful attempt to login from a SolarWinds Information Service endpoint"

Both environments running Solarwinds NPM 2023.3.0. No problem, should have inserted as code to start with.