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If you create a View Settings -> All Settings -> Create View you can use Also Show the Sum More details on how to create the View are here https://thwack.solarwinds.com/t5/NPM-Discussions/Monitoring-used-vs-available-Remote-VPN-users-on-Cisco-ASA-in/m-p/585210 Don't forget to assign the custom poller to your nodes prior to…

Here are the settings for and alert to fill the properties in for you

I use some I made called Severity and Group that are used within alerting. If they are not filled in the node won't alert because those are needed. I put two workarounds in place to prevent that. In the alerting condition you can also add If custom property = Blank (It might be Null, but you get the idea) then that still…

Due to snow events in my state we already had times when a good portion of the workforce worked from home so we were pretty well prepared for the load and had monitoring in place for everything. We did add a few firewalls to increase capacity but in hindsight we would have been fine with what was already in place. All of…

You could add a custom property called Alerting_Group or something along that line and then add properties such as Critical, Business_Hours, Testing and then incorporate the custom properties into the alerts

There are at least a couple ways. The first would be to create a read only account on your SolarWinds database and have tableau query data directly, or secondly extract the data through the SWIS interface and place it on another database for tableau. 

For an advanced alert the variable is ${N=Alerting;M=AlertName}, Maybe try ${AlertName} for a Trap

I tried doing the install a second time and got the same error. Opened up support case #00536187 but support stated they don't know what is causing this. Anyone have any ideas? I was upgrading from 12.5 to 2019.4 and at the same time adding the Netflow product. The user ID I am using on the SQL server has SA rights and I…

You could add a custom property DataCenterName and then add AND DataCenterName LIKE 'datacentereast' at the end of your Where statement

I use option #2 in conjunction with network scans. I manually import any AP's, routers, switches, etc, back into SolarWinds. If they already exist then they are skipped. If they are new they are added. 

SELECT TOP 1000 EventType, Message, TimeStamp FROM Orion.AlertHistory Where EventType = 0 AND Message like '%YOURDEVICENAMEHERE%' Order by TimeStamp DESC

I did a custom poller for the OID below then did a report on it.

I would agree with @"rschroeder" probably someone that never disconnects. Could be a remote office that never turns off the equipment. If you create a report with the Swql below it will show who is connected and when they connected/disconnected, how much data they consumed. May be helpful. SELECT…

Try this post https://thwack.solarwinds.com/t5/NPM-Discussions/Monitoring-used-vs-available-Remote-VPN-users-on-Cisco-ASA-in/m-p/585274#M145689 There are some other similar ones as well Below is the Legacy Custom Poller Save code in the ** below as CiscoASANumberOfSessions.UnDP then import it on your Orion server, not the…

There is a premade availability report on Report Writer that may get you started in the right direction. 

This one may help. It is who is connected and when they connected and disconnected. This an ASA type VPN SELECT [data].[OrionNode].[DisplayName] AS [DisplayName],[data].[RemoteAccessSessions].[UserName] AS [UserName],toLocal([data].[RemoteAccessSessions].[ConnectedTime]) AS…

Try googling HTTP Ping. It is a utility similar to Ping but just lets you know the web site is up. Maybe you can use that within SAM?

There are many qualified people on this board. Many hold their SolarWinds certifications.

Google SolarWinds SDK and you can find the tools you need.

Nice cause! Thanks for posting. I always associated 'folding' with prion diseases such as mad cow. Looks like they are using the same tech for Covid-19 now. 

here is what I use to filter out nodes. Caption Not Like 'ss2-*'

Here are some screen shots if it makes it easier to tell what your looking for. 1- you log into the Solarwinds Server - Open Log Adjuster - At the Top, Change Hubble Active value to "True" - Click Apply Open the Orion webpage or refresh the page (in case it was already open) Hubble should show up In the upper left corner…

@ m-milligan Thanks for posting this script it was extremely helpful. I needed a way to unmanage/retire a node as an alert action if it had been down for >24 hours. -The settings in the command only set it to unmanage for 2 minutes, adjust that for your need. - ${N=SwisEntity;M=Caption} is a node variable for the node name…

Has anyone tried this script recently?

Thanks this was a great help!

Any updates on this product?

Sent test syslog messages with the following levels: 1-Alert 2-Critical 3-Error 4-Warning 5-Notice 6-Informational 7-Debug Critical and Alert are the same color to me.

Thanks! I'm installing the new version today.

Is this included in the newest Offline Installer?