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Yes, 3rd party updates can be published through WSUS in addition to SCCM.

So, I see two ways you could do this: First, instead of a database query, you could go to Settings --> Manage Pollers, then select the Routing poller and click on the "Assign" button. This will bring up a list of your nodes and show you which ones are a match and which ones are enabled. You can also group by your custom…

Probably what you are looking for is the StatisticData column in the APM_CurrentComponentStatus table. However, you are going to need to do some joins to tie the ComponentID and ApplicationID back to only the component/application monitor/template you are interested in.

I had a client today with the same request, so I created a feature request to add this functionality:

Is the user an admin in NCM as well as Orion? NCM has its own user roles. To check the NCM role, on the edit user page, scroll down and you should see a section labeled 'Network Configuration Manager Settings". Expand that and you can specify the correct role within NCM as well.

For the reset condition, you would only need the Percent Memory Used is less than 75%.

This is not currently possible using a network discovery. There are a number of similar feature requests that ask for this, such as:

By hypervisor, I'm going to assume you meant virtual host which can be found in the VIM_Hosts table in the DB. Or, if you use SWQL, it would be Orion.VIM.Hosts. There are a number of other tables for related objects like VIM_DataCenters, VIM_Clusters, VIM_VirtualMachines, etc.

You will only get hardware health for physical devices. And, even then, for servers, it is only going to be HP, Dell, IBM, and VMware servers. For the three vendors (HP, Dell, and IBM), you will only get hardware health if the vendor specific hardware agents are installed. This would be HP Insight, Dell OpenManage, or IBM…

You can't really do these things directly in a filter as filters don't give you the correlation time options that you have when creating rules. What you could do is create rules that match these items and have the rules infer an event. Then create filters to look for these inferred events.

Starting with version 12, you download the installer for your additional pollers and web directly from your primary server. Once you have upgraded the primary server, navigate to Settings --> All Settings --> Polling Engines and there will be a link in the upper right hand corner of the page to download the installer for…

This is because (I'm assuming) the object type you are alerting on is 'Interfaces'. Therefore, there is no direct reference to node properties. You have to tell it that you are looking for node properties. The correct variables would be: Model: ${N=SwisEntity;M=Node.MachineType} IP Address:…

As silverbacksays​ mentioned, they are used everywhere. There are common ones like site name, site number, contact person, alert email address, alert muting, etc. I've also used ones like volume thresholds, latitude/longitude for automated world map population, patch windows for scheduled unmanagement, etc. Those are just…

When you are installing the new server, you are creating a new polling engine and it is seeing in the database that it is already associated with an existing polling engine (the old server). As long as you are installing the same version (10.7) that was in use on the old server, you are fine. You can leave the services…

Microsoft-DS is port 445 traffic which is SMB over TCP/IP. http protocol over TLS/SSL is HTTPS traffic (port 443). SMTP traffic would show up as Simple Mail Transfer which is port 25. Which ports Outlook uses would depend on the email protocol in use (IMAP is port 143, POP3 is port 110, and SMTP is port 25). There are also…

If this is node that uses net-snmp, such as Linux, there is a known issue with net-snmp in that the fields are limited to 32 bit which causes the values to be truncated. There is an old thread about this here: Large drives reporting incorrectly

Yes, use a transform to add them together and then place the transform on the map.

I received mine over the weekend as well. Pretty sweet. However, did anyone else have any problems with the quality? On the one I received, the rubber body and cap were only cut about 1/3 of the way through. i had to cut it the rest of the way with an X-acto knife. I kept worrying that I was either going to cut something I…

I know this doesn't help you with version 11.5.3, but if you upgrade to NPM version 12, you have the option to assign actions to alerts: There is a similar option on the Action Manager tab that allows you to assign a particular action to an alert. - blsanner Loop1 Systems: SolarWinds Training and Professional Services *…

In order to do this, you would need to add the application/component to the group as well as the nodes themselves.

For your "Unknown' nodes that you are trying to manage with WMI credentials, there is a WMI troubleshooting guide located at http://www.solarwinds.com/support/apm/docs/APMWMITroubleshooting.pdf. Basically, you will want to run wbemtest.exe first from the target server to verify local connectivity, and then from the Orion…

With a script monitor, you can return up to ten statistic/message pairs per script. And, yes, the statistic is mandatory and can only be a numeric value as you mentioned above. The message part is optional. In the instance where you are more interested in the message field, which can contain text, you can simply return a…

There's not really an easy way to do this. One thing I have done in the past to try to get around this limitation is to create a node custom property and copy the status value to that custom property. Then you can group by that custom property. So, in this case, you might create a node custom property called AppStatus.…

No promises because I don't have these custom pollers, but try this SWQL in a Custom Query resource on your Node Details page: SELECT cps.Status AS [Local Interface], cdp.IPAddress AS [IP Address], cdp.DeviceId AS Device, cdp.DevicePort AS [Remote Interface] FROM Orion.NodeCdpEntry cdp INNER JOIN…

That resource is showing whether your NCM nodes are being inventoried or not and is not directly related to asset inventory on nodes. Do you have a scheduled NCM inventory job configured. You can go to Configs --> Jobs to check. If there is one scheduled, I would make sure it is configured to inventory all nodes. Finally,…

If you go to Setting --> Manage Hardware Sensors, you can apply filters to the columns to limit it just Temperature for the hardware category: You can also filter the model under the product line column: You can then select the sensors and do a mass edit:

You would just set the Event Log Monitor Component such that the component is 'Up' when a match is found as follows: Then, you can create your alert based on the application/component status as normal.

For your filters/rules/nDepth searches, you would just say something along the lines of: DestinationIP = 192.168* which would, of course, match anything from 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.255.254. It is simply matching it as a text string and the '*' replaces anywhere from 0 to many characters.

I can't say with 100% confidence where the logs will be stored for v8.5. In more recent versions, the log is located at C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\Logs\Orion\ConfigurationWizard.log. The 'ProgramData' folder is a hidden folder in Windows, so you may have to show hidden files and folders to see it. 

I'm not 100% sure what you mean as each OID stands independently as it's own poller. If you are talking about adding it to a group of pollers you can do that on the main edit page for a poller: