bkyle · Professional Servi ces Engineer

When you telnet in, do you see a User prompt, or User name prompt?

You can determine what severity of the messages by going to Manage\Debug Options\Get diagnostic information. You will want to look in the Breakdown of Syslog messages by severity section. Usually the majority of traffic will be informational. If you do not need to log these messages, you can stop sending them from your…

Are you selecting only the Security event log?

If you grab a Wireshark capture, do you see the same characters in the packet?

From a windows command line, please run the following: ping -a <IP Address> Please post a screenshot of what you get back.

If you add one of the ACE devices to its own activity, does the backup complete?

Yes you will want to install 10.8.2 over the top of your 10.0 install. To move w 10.x install please see this link: http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/274/How+to+move+a+licensed+installation+of+ipMonitor+10%3F The only thing to watch out for is moving from a 32 but to a 64 bit system. You will need to move…

Dell 3024s do not have a cli. They use a menu for configuration. There is a recovery menu, but it has nothing to do with configuration.

Thanks Please post a screenshot of your devices.

Have you tried a TFTP activity? Also you can sedn the commands with a Device.CLI.Send commands activity?

Michal, If you open a case with support, this BD can be provided.

I would recommend trying a normal group (not Smart Group), and see if that works.

Please try this: 1. Click the configuration tab 2. Click SNMP Monitor Wizard 3. Type in the IP address of your Unix system in the section "IP address or hostname:" 4. Change the Community as needed 5. Enter 1.3.6.1.4.1.21796.4.1.3.1.5.1 for the OID 6. Click Next Do you get back the value that you expect?

You would want to use Wireshark: https://www.wireshark.org/download.html You will get a packet capture and make sure you are receiving traps from your Linux device.

Mike, Thank you for the video. I would try using a Device.CLI.Send commands activity, and running the command shown in the video. Please let me know if that works. Brian

Marty to start with, please open Variations for this device, and go to the Modify Output tab. Select all 3 options in the Strip Characters section, save and run the activity again.

There is a buddy drop available that addresses the TLS issue. Please contact technical support.

OK. The web access, and the Kiwi console use different filters. Please attach a screenshot of what you are seeing.

This is so that you can add multiple monitors, devices or groups all at once, without having to edit each separately.

From a Windows command prompt run the following command: netstat -aop udp Next check in task manager to see which application is listening on port 514 by checking the PID.

This will not give you the results that you are looking for. This is because with the auto-split value the file name will change daily.

You have to go to File\Enable capture mode and click that option. Next you will want to run the activity, and a file will be created in the CatTools\debug directory.

You can create the custom MIBs through your customer portal. Once you log in, it is under the Helpful Links option. If the MIBs you need compiled are not available in the list, and your maintenance is current, you can open a case and we can compile the MIBs for you

Jenny, If you have current maintenance, please open a case, and I will get a capture file from you.

Currently NTM cannot access the Orion database.

Have you tried using a Device.CLI.Send commands activity. You can set up three activities, and run them against the subset of devices that you need.

This link should help explain: The TCP/IP Guide - Connection-Oriented and Connectionless Protocols

Sascha, Please post a screenshot of the option tab on your Device.CLI.Send activity.

You are welcome. Our NCM tool uses a web interface.

The E-mail will be sent once the activity is ran, and a change is detected. Here is what the file looks like: You can download a free trial, and see CatTools at work in your environment.