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I would try installing on your 2008 system, and then importing from you INI file. If that works for you, then move the logs over as needed.
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Do you have .NET 3.5 SP 1 installed?
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Peter, You can try using a Device.Backup.Running Config activity. This will log into the device, and do a show run.
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Are you running on Windows 2012 or 2012 R2? Please ipMonitor has not been tested on R2.
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What are you trying to edit in the exported file? We may have an easier way to do it.
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Kevin, If you have current maintenance, I would recommend opening a case with us.
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David, That looks correct. Have you tried restarting the Kiwi Syslog service?
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Raghu , To Change both the SSH username and password, you will need to use two different activities: To change the password, you will want to use a DB.UpdateDevice.Password field activity, and on the Options tab you can change the SSH password: To change the SSH username, you will want to use a DB.UpdateDevice.Text field…
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OK now I see your issue. I have seen where NTM can pull older information from network devices. I would recommend scheduled scanning. Please try the following: 1. Right-click on your map, and select Edit Map Properties 2. Check the setting, and click Next until you get to the Scheduling section 3. Set the frequency to…
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You can download from here: FREE Log Forwarder for Windows Event Logs | SolarWinds
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Gabriel , Please see this link: http://exchangeserverpro.com/how-to-send-email-via-telnet/ ipMonitor relays mail through an SMTP server. Once you can relay from a command line, ipMonitor should be able to send the report. If you have alerts that are working, you are relaying through your SMTP server. If alerts are working,…
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What type of device is the target device? (Cisco firewall, Dell switch, etc)
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I would recommend submitting a feature request. It can be done here: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/tools_tht/kiwi-syslog/kiwi-syslog-feature-requests
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Tony, Submit a feature request. If it does get changed, this will be the way.
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Simon, ipMonitor can monitor the status of interfaces using SNMP. You should be able to use the custom SNMP wizard, and the OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8.
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Ray, It will need to be connected to the internet to activate/deactivate licenses, but not to see the licenses on your system.
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Stefan, Can you edit out any sensitive information, and post a portion of the verbose log? Also if you open one on the files in the mailqueue folder, are the to and from E-mail actual E-mails?
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Abdun, Two questions for you: 1. Was the cert created locally, on the system where Kiwi Syslog in installed? 2. Is the cert Base64 with a private key?
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With too many devices you will run into issues. If you have a large network, you should consider our NCM product.
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Ray, I just did some testing, and I am able to receive traps with the UDP option unchecked, and only the SNMP option checked. Are you using the free version of our tool?
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Are you running Kiwi Syslog server 9.5 with hotfix 3?
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My apologies. I posted in the wrong question.
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Kstone, You can use this link: Kiwi MIB Database Download | Kiwi
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What operating system are you running Log Forwarder on? I will do some testing.
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Jack, Please post a screenshot of your filter settings.
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I believe that there is a feature request for this cert issue.
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Are you seeing any connections errors on the device?
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Martyn, Thanks I saw that, but I am also seeing cat /conf/co [08]nfig.xml in the debug. The [08] is ASCII code for a backspace.
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Simon, You can go into the registry, and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Solarwinds\Syslogd on a 64 bit system.
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Have you reinstalled over the top of your current install?
