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Thanks Steven. SQL queries and database tables are a little out of my wheelhouse so I'm going forward with the script option instead. Thanks for the recommendation though!
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That's not a bad idea. I might look into doing that, thanks. I've opened a ticket with SolarWinds to look into it as well. The odd thing is the access is all based on AD groups, but not all users in that group have access to Submit.
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Great, that was it. Thanks!
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It's unfortunate this doesn't just work out of the box. Unless I'm missing something there is no way to go back for historical waterfall charts. If an alert is triggered for slow response on a page then it seems like this should be an option to include in the alert since it would indicate *why* the transaction was slower…
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You are correct, I must have picked the wrong node to test on the next time around. The macro is now working properly: Is there any way to make a line return instead of the pipe symbol, so that each IP is on its own line?
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Not sure. Had already spent too much time on trying to make it work without a proxy and decided to write a bash script using curl on linux instead.
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It is located in the column ServiceTag of the APM_HarwareInfo.
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Zac - did using a percentage for the wildcard work for you? I am having a similar issue where I want to ignore certain strings in a transaction name.
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I think these are getting closer to what I'm looking for, however I'm either not understanding how to configure them properly or it can't be done. This directory may contain zero or multiple files with dng or xml extensions with random filenames. Since I only want to alert for files that have remained in the directory for…
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Any word on if this has been fixed yet?
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Ok yeah that's what I though but dodo123 made it sounds like it could be controlled on a per-view basis for individual users. I hate that it's all or none for that ability.
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Interesting. Looks like mine are every 30 days as well. Were you able to resolve that issue or is it something that you still deal with?
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This won't get all the associated actions though. I wasn't clear on my initial request though that I'm looking for a way to fully recreate the alert (actions included).
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I want the alert to trigger (action is an email that goes out stating the status is now X) any time the status changes and not just when it is not up. I figured this was the way to do it but apparently not. The status may not always go from Down to Up, but for example may go from Up to Warning to Critical to Down. I would…
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I'm using it in a Custom Query resource on a Summary view
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I'm using GET TABLE
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I would absolutely love to do this. Unfortunately I don't have any coding skills for this type of thing so while I know it's possible, I have no idea how to do it. I built a scheduled SQL report that just emails me my server IPs and I update the IP list in a saved discovery (GUI) and run that. If I could script this to…
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The polling interval is 5 minutes. Would setting the polling interval to <5 mins bring back the lines on the 5 minute sampling interval chart?
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I found that now, but my Physical Memory Used is also only showing 4GB. The sqlservr process on my server is using ~29GB of RAM. Is SolarWinds unable to see more than 4GB of used memory?
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Yes, I would definitely prefer SNMP for this.... Would the recommended practice be to create an application monitor for each server assuming they are all slightly different? Is SolarWinds built to handle this many different templates? I know that I am going to struggle in the interface managing all of these, so I want to…
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After the initial transfer of information from SolarWinds to the asset management system there will be either nightly or weekly dumps from SW to the asset DB. The process will then add any new device information from SW to the asset DB. This will be a scheduled process with no human intervention. We have all of the…
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That's what I thought, but this user still has access to the Submit button even though they aren't allowed view customization.
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Ended up just using the built in File Count Monitor component. The polling interval is 60 seconds and the threshold is triggered after 5 polls if there are any files in the folder
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Awesome, thanks. I just need to poll 12 metrics at once so I'll give this a shot.
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This still works in late 2017. This is the SQL query I used to remove EnergyWise monitoring from all my devices. UPDATE Pollers SET Enabled = '0' WHERE PollerType = 'N.EnergyWise.SNMP.Cisco' AND Enabled = 1
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Is it possible to add logic into the query so that if a node (for example ICMP only) doesn't have any interfaces it returns a message instead of an error? For example this is what I get in my alert for things that don't have any monitored interfaces: Node Interfaces: ${SQL:Select Caption + CHAR(13)+CHAR(10) AS 'data()'…
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I'm still running 6.1 and only have Up/Down as options in the Alert Manager. Looks like another reason to upgrade soon...
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I modified this for my needs and it worked perfectly: ${SQL:SELECT Escalation FROM APM_ApplicationCustomProperties WHERE ApplicationID=${ApplicationID}} Thanks!
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I thought this was going to work but unfortunately the email that is sent out only contains the first IP. Example: Query in Database Manager: Query in Alert Manager: Result in email: 10.112.35.249 | So basically the output in the db manager seems like this is something I can use, but unfortunately I'm still only getting…
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The type of property is "Node" (specifically looking for all IPs on routers and switches).