bkyle · Professional Servi ces Engineer

IpMonitor uses a proprietary database. There is not a way to access then outside of ipMonitor. You can create reports from within ipMonitor, and this will pull from the historic data.

You will want to get a Wireshark capture on the Kiwi Syslog server in order to confirm that the packets are reaching the system.

Building on my previous question, have you applied any recent Microsoft updates?

If this is a VM, do you have an earlier snapshot that you can revert to?

Do you have to change the IP address, or will restarting the services resolve the issue?

Have you moved your license over?

If you do a netstat -ao from the command line, which application is listening on port 162?

Please try the following: 1. In NTM, click Help\Support Tools\Grab SNMPWALK 2. Enter the IP address of one of your nodes with the correct SNMP v3 information, and click Scan Do you get back information?

Have you set up the Linux host as a device, and on the Nexus device added it to the Connect via section?

I sent you a request. I would like to look at a capture file.

Have you tried using a standard HTTP or HTTPS monitor?

The default databases for the web access are located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Kiwi Syslog Web Access\html\App_Data folder.

Does the backup complete even though you see this error?

You can use one installation of Kiwi Syslog server for that single source. One thing I would recommend is looking at the priority of syslog messages that you have coming in. For example, informational syslogs can make up 95-98% of your traffic. If your traffic is similar to this, you can reduce the volume by only sending…

Wally, Are the devices being identified when creating your map? What I mean is do they show up as Cisco, Dell, HP, etc?

Which IP address do you see in a Wireshark capture? That is the address that we will display.

Lutfi, If you get a packet capture, what is the source address of the packet?

Try to log in with a local admin account (not a domain account) and kill the process. When you ope task manager, is the process running under your account?

In the newer versions, the have bee an additional device type (Other) added to CatTools. I would recommend upgrading to a newer version.

Please see this link: Device login issues If this does not help, use the CatTools File menu to select the "Enable capture mode" option. This will create a capture file in the Cattools3\debug folder. This will show you all communication between CatTools and your device. Please sanitize the log and post the contents After…

Do you have the same MySQL/MSSQL clients installed on the new system?

Only the free version limits the number of device that can send to Kiwi Syslog Server.

The information is stored in the registry. What do you n=mean by the version of the syslog server configuration?

Please see this link: Specifications and Features | CatTools | SolarWinds If you click on the "Get Online Quote" link, you will see the current license options.

Please let us know exactly what you would like to do.

Bharath the reports should be very similar. They are both providing data based on polling.

Is it possible that this file is in use, or more than one process is running?

Please repost in the NPM group.

NTM is stand-alone, and does not have to be installed on your Orion server. NTM maps can be exported into Network Atlas, but it does not touch the Orion database.

Stephen when I say the standard syslog format, i mean as defined in RFC 3164: https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3164.txt In the past I have seen abnormalities in some packets coming in. This can be cause by anti-virus software on the local machine, and some devices that the packets pass through.