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As of version 7.3 of NCM, the two databases were merged. So, the answer to your question is yes.

The first thing that comes to mind is one I was wishing for yesterday and that is linear and radial gauges for tabular UnDPs. I think it would be awesome if it could contain multiple gauges and you could pick and choose which rows you wanted in the gauge(s). I literally just created a feature request for this:

Short answer is that there would be 20 different emails. Each node down event would be treated as a separate instance of a triggered alert and would have it's own actions that are not related to the others. All that the 5 minute escalation period is doing is waiting 5 minutes and, if the alert reset conditions haven't been…

I use the SQL REPLACE command to do this exact thing all of the time. I usually do it right from the Database Manager. Here is the syntax I use: update nodes set caption = replace(caption,'.yourdomain.com','') In this case, you would, of course, replace the .yourdomain.com with the actual domain name you are trying to…

This means exactly what it says. It appears that the user account that you are logged in with has an account limitation applied to it that prevents you from seeing certain nodes. Even though you are trying to view an application, if you don't have access to the node to which the application is running on, you will also not…

As jmodjeski​ indicated, you can change the group status behavior by editing the group and expanding the Advanced section: if you change the status rollup mode to "Show worst status", the group will be down (red) when a single object is down.

You would want to identify which poller the alert applies to by putting it in the scope of the alert using the Unique Name field such as the following:

Yes, hitting the 'Unmonitor' button should only remove it from UDT. Any NPM polling of that interface should continue uninterrupted.

You are correct that the CPULoad in Orion.Nodes is an average of all CPUs. To get the current, or current as of the last polling cycle, from Orion.CPUMultiLoad, just select the max TimeStampUTC for each CPUIndex/NodeID combination. It doesn't matter if you use the min, max, or avg column as for each polling cycle, the…

While it seems like your logic should work, I was able to reproduce this in my environment. To get it to work, move all of the not equals statements into a separate group as such: Logically, you would think it would be the same thing, but I had to do this to get it to work.

There two ways you can change the title of a custom report: 1) Copy the report to a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 machine. Then from there, in Windows Explorer, right click the report file and select 'Properties' and go to the 'Summary' tab. From there, you can modify the Title using the 'Title' property. You can also…

Ironically, there were updates released on Monday for both RHEL and CentOS that address segmentation faults. After applying these, the Microsoft ODBC driver for Linux still causes crashes. But, FreeTDS now works successfully.

As a follow-up, I spun up a temporary Windows server and was able to connect it to the database without any issues and it created the tables. But, when I went back to the Linux server and tried to connect it following the "Connect to existing database" it still crashed at the exact same place.

I work with many different clients, so each one has their own requirements. But, the first thing that comes to mind is having and automated server build process that would include retrieving an available IP through the API, reserving the new server IP address in IPAM, and configuring the server's IP parameters…

If you want that IP to be discoverable again, go to Settings --> Network Sonar Discovery. Then go to the 'Discovery Ignore List' tab, select the device in question, and click on 'Remove from Ignore List'. Then this device/IP will be discoverable on future discoveries.