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  • Awesome! Thank you very much. That fixed my issue.
    in IIS Doesn't forward http:443 to https:443 Comment by bhoglan March 2017
  • Hi Marc, Thanks for the response. I assigned it to all of my remote routers and I'm seeing the data on the device status pages as well as in the list of assigned objects in the UnDP application on the server. As far as the OID being deprecated, that sucks... I'll have to figure out an alternate method when we hit that.
    in Reporting on a UnDP Comment by bhoglan November 2016
  • Yeah I tried doing that but even working with just two identical switches, it fails when changing both together, but I can turn around and change them individually without a problem.
    in Error when changing SNMP version on multiple devices Comment by bhoglan August 2016
  • Does your load balancer need any special config? I'm not an expert on such things, but my understanding is that our F5's act as a proxy, terminating the session at the VIP and initiating a new session from the F5 to the end server. Does NTA work properly with the source addresses changed by the F5?
    in Can Netflow traffic be load balanced with an F5? Comment by bhoglan July 2016
  • Yes, I should've clarified. I can get to the site just fine if the address is formatted as https://<solarwinds>:443/blah. I cannot get to it if it's formatted as http://<solarwinds>:443/blah which is how the alert emails and emailed reports have their links formatted.
    in IIS Doesn't forward http:443 to https:443 Comment by bhoglan March 2017
  • I'm interested to find what your solution was for this problem?
    in Using NTA behind a load balancer Comment by bhoglan July 2016
  • I ran into this issue on a pair of Cisco 4451 Gen 3 ISR routers. Same issue with lsmpi_io. I followed the directions under A Node Shows Incorrect CPU & Memory Utilization - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support In my specific case, I changed the N.Memory.SNMP.CiscoGen4 memory poller to the N.Memory.SNMP.CiscoGen3…
    in Cisco 3850 Reporting lsmpi_io Comment by bhoglan October 2016
  • Ok, after learning some more SQL and playing around for a bit, I found a workable solution to the problem. I wrote the SQL query below: SELECT NodesData.NodeID, NodeSettings.SettingValue, Caption, DNS FROM [dbo].[NodesData] INNER JOIN NodeSettings ON NodesData.NodeID=NodeSettings.NodeID WHERE NodeSettings.SettingValue =…
    in How to see which devices are using which SNMPv3 credentials Comment by bhoglan September 2016
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