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Thanks!

Thanks for the response. I downloaded that installer and tried to run it on both my additional pollers. It didn't work. A command prompt window popped up and closed back out (saying it was copying files to the Orion folder), and that's all that happened.

If you look at a PowerShell script monitor, after Enable Component and Credential for Monitoring there's the Script Arguments field. It's just before the Script Body. That's the one I'm looking for.

That did it. Since some of them were percentages, I had to average, but either way, the issue was in the data aggregation. Thanks!

Casey, I'll do that. The reason for it is because backups of the VM's in our environment end up with a lot of unnecessary CPU alerts, causing some "alert numbness" in our support teams. Thanks!

Thanks! I'll open a case with SolarWinds.

Thanks for the heads up on that. Good to know it does actually work and it's just me.

Thanks for the response. They're not new additions, but I can't tell for sure they ever had the machine type right. I know the issue's been going on for a while, I'm only getting around to it now since it didn't impact actual monitoring. SNMP works fine, and I'm getting plenty of F5-specific data on my reports. I'll check…

Thanks for the reply. The credentials I'm using are for a domain admin account and presently I'm not trying to run it on a remote machine.

Yes.

These links are broken now.

param( [int]$time, [string]$ext, [string]$path) $count = 0 Foreach ($file in Get-ChildItem $path -Filter *.$ext) { if ($file.LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddMinutes(-$time)) { $count = $count + 1 } } write-host "statistic:" $count

Is there anything other than the Interfaces table I'd have to delete them from?

Thought so. Just thought I'd check.

No, it's not currently scheduled. It got knocked out somehow. That's why I'm re-creating it.

Thanks for that one, I'm doing it that way from here on out. Unfortunately, it didn't return any results. It's just not seeing services for some reason.

Good question. The node in question isn't showing up in the Pollers table at all. What do you do to assign pollers?

Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure, since when I rebooted the server to work on a different issue this problem appears to have fixed itself. But it was in the app on the server. It only came up when I assigned it to certain devices (including ones it had previously been assigned to without problems). Not sure if this is…

Would I need to create one for everything in the table, or just the fields I want to display?

How can I tell which variables will and won't work for this? I'm trying to use a custom property in a hardware error report to link the user to the vendor's website. Is there a better way to go about this?

I'll give this a shot. Thanks!

Thanks! That worked.

Thanks for the reply. Are wingtips supported in NPM v11? And is there a way to bulk add external devices? Even with a Network Discovery of the loopback range, it still recognizes it all as the poller and collapses it down to one result.

That's where it gets strange; as far as I know, it's not a problem with SQL, but in the handoff to the reports. The query returns information just fine, even when running it from the web interface on the Select Datasource part of the report. But when you go to build the chart, nothing.

That didn't work for my devices, but thanks for the reply and the link! I'm trying a couple things from it.

Tomas, Thanks for the reply. I'm running version 11.5.

Thanks for the reply.

No change at all to the PDU's.

No change at all to the PDU's.

Nope. Moved on to other things.