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Another thing you may consider is trying Web Performance Analyzer and running a robot in your Mexico office. You can do a 30 day free trial and see if it can point out anything. 

If it is ethernet you could monitor the traffic on the switchport end as well. 

This is a very old post so not sure if it works on the new version Remotely Monitoring Solarwinds Services - Forum - THWACK EMEA - THWACK If you have no other tools to use you would create a powershell script that checks the status of all of the services and emails you if any are down. That could be set up as a scheduled…

More info How To: Powershell - Unmanage Nodes with future unmanage and remanage time/dates - Forum - Network Performance Monitor (NPM) - THWACK (solarwinds.com)

I believe the time in the Database is in UTC, you need to offset whatever your timezone is with UTC time.

The data you are looking for is in the SWQL Orion.Netflow tables. There is a lot of data there so you will need to be very specific with your query or it will time out. Below is a starting point. SELECT TOP 10 ObservationTimestamp, SourceIP, DestinationIP, Port, Bytes FROM Orion.Netflow.FlowsByConversation --Where SourceIP…

Possibly mute the node first, assign the application, mute the application, unmute the node, allow the application time to poll and determine its current state, then unmute the applications that don't trigger an immediate alert? Or simply mute the node until you get the monitors assigned?

Here is another way that may be easier to read and follow. Included the interface percentages in and out and did the Where differently to include devices with the word ROUTER in the in the name. The Where calculated on percentage of in or out traffic. --Changed this down to 5 minute intervals to get all polls, match your…

I put some comments in the query below. SELECT tolocal (downsample (h.DateTime ,'00:5:00')) as [Timestamp], this is the average for 5 minutes. If you change it don't forget to change it in both places it shows up.The circuit I was using was 10GB or 10,000,000,000. 90 percent of that is 9,000,000,000 That is shown in the…

I grabbed this query from a recent post. It's probably a good starting point. You could insert something on the Where clause tuned to your interface (or circuit) where H.InAveragebps is greater than x number. Same with H.OutAveragebps SELECT tolocal (downsample (h.DateTime ,'00:15:00')) as [Timestamp], N.Caption as [Device…

Thanks @monitoringlife Good to know, one of my timer based alerts fails occasionally. Next time I will go see if anything was goin on with the database.

I am also willing to help.

We had a bank of USB sticks attached to a server in both primary and secondary data centers. Via script all of the network documentation, disaster recovery documents and config files backed up to all of the USB sticks. That way if there was a disaster each network engineer could go grab a USB stick and had a current copy…

Try adding the time you want within the query in the Where Clause. An example below. Below will only show the past hour. WHERE N.Caption LIKE 'DEVICENAME' AND I.Caption LIKE 'INTERFACENAME' AND h.DateTime > ADDDATE('Hour', -1, GETDATE())

Try this SELECT tolocal (downsample (h.DateTime ,'00:15:00')) as [Timestamp], I also put this at the bottom of the query Order By Timestamp DESC

Here is an example of a Case statement being used Unmanaged Nodes with custom names - Custom Queries - The Orion Platform - THWACK (solarwinds.com)

You could also open a support ticket and sent Support the MIB. It is also helpful if you include the URL where you retrieved it from. Typically Support will include it in the next release and you can import the new one. 

You could also open a support ticket and sent Support the MIB. It is also helpful if you include the URL where you retrieved it from. Typically Support will include it in the next release and you can import the new one. 

Once you set up the Custom pollers for your OID's you can set up the alert logic like the example below. Here is one I use.

FIrst step would be to create custom pollers for the OID's under Settings - Manage Pollers then the second step would be to create alerts for them under Settings - Manage Alerts. When creating your alert use to pull down menu to chose Custom Node Poller of custom interface poller depending on what you are setting up.

A couple things you may try is change the 'is equals to' to 'contains' in the node name and interface name and see if that helps. You can also click the small down arrow and get the SWQL code that the alert is running and try running that in SWQL Studio and see if you are getting results From your example above the…

The question should be a little more specific to get an answer. Perhaps How to you monitor Virtual IP's in a SQL cluster, How do you monitor virtual IP's on a F5, how do you monitor Virtual IP's in Microsoft Native Clustering. 

The example I was showing was for executing a script locally on the Orion server. I typically run most of my powershell locally. When executing against a remote server the only way I personally got it to work was to put the Orion server into the Admin Group on the remote machine. (Yes, you can add servers, similar to…

Try checking here, place your servername where shown below in all caps. https://YOURORIONSERVER/Admin/AdvancedConfiguration/Global.aspx I am not sure but it may be this setting.

This portion will run your powershell script for you C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "C:\scripts\deletenode.ps1 and this '${N=SwisEntity;M=Caption}' was a variable that has the node name that was being passed on to the powershell script as a variable. Watch the single and double quotes…

You should be able to set up all three alerts you are referring to without the need to run an external program if you have NPM and SAM. Here is the syntax I use as an alert action to execute a powershell script to delete a node. C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "C:\scripts\deletenode.ps1…

I used to do component repair on all of our 3270 terminals and these were made of all metal, the only plastic I remember were the knobs, switches, and keyboard keys. The 3270 controllers used 8 inch floppies.

Sounds like you may need to set up your own Custom Pollers. 

Thank you @"flackovic" I will definitely give this a try. Our Network Operation Centers, Call Centers, etc all have entire walls of large screen monitors in the front that display information from dozens of different tools so I'm essentially competing for space to get the Solarwinds data up on 'the board'. If it is…

In Network Performance Monitor there is the account that is used to connect Orion to the SQL Server. That account may be an AD account or a SQL account. You can find that account here https://YOURORIONSERVER/apps/settings/database/details (put your server name in the URL) under User Name. The other place you can find…