Comments
-
From the main page go to Settings - All Settings then Manage Views. Make a copy of 'Network Summary Home' then edit that copy and give it a new name then preview it. There should be a resource on the page called 'Nodes with Problems'. Click the edit button on the top right corner and you will be able to get to the Filter…
-
I can't answer #1 but have a suggestion for #2. If you are doing the screen swapping between tabs you can make copies of the 'Down Nodes' frame and filter what is displayed on screens 1, 2, 3, etc. such as Screen 1 down nodes include routers, switches, and AP's, Screen 2 down nodes include windows servers Screen 3 down…
-
I like this a lot! Thanks rschroeder and d09h . One more question. Is there a way to make the frame not only blank but not display completely if there are no nodes with issues?
-
If you want to keep it simple I think you were on the right track with your original thought. Use the 'Canned Report' and then apply the SQL filters that are available. DNS Like '*YOURDEVICENAME*' AND InterfaceSpeed=10000000000 Will grab just the Gig ports for your devices and you were doing it correctly with your OR…
-
Something similar to OpenDCIM - Data Center infrastructure Management.
-
So, what I was trying to do was create maps of my WAN using Orion Network Atlas that would show each location as an icon and then a line in between near/far end that represents the circuit AND utilization. My links between sites are layer 3 - dark fiber, or traditional telcom circuits. I assumed to have the Connect Now…
-
Seems a bit too often to me. I would go with the defaults.
-
rshroeder It's been awhile since I used NCM so you may need to investigate what variable to use for ${message}. That one is the one I used to use to pass Solarwinds text out from NPM, but I never did it in this fashion. Maybe the -M isn't even needed? give it a try. (where -H is your Solarwinds Syslog receiver) sh mac…
-
@rschroeder, these devices are hardwired and not wireless correct? I would follow sja's advice and create an NCM job that would go collect the information from each switch and push it out to a tftp server or pipe it to a directory somewhere. Assuming your switches are Cisco you will need one set of commands for IOS type…
-
I had something similar but I'm not sure it is your issue. You may want to check. When you set up the alert you set it up as an 'Application' or a 'Component' alert you have to use the same type of variables within the alert. See if the alerts is set up as a 'component' alert and then use a 'component' variable. If it is…
-
Link to an older post Including Charts in Alert Emails Anyone know how to get a chart graphic into the alert email?
-
Here you go. On your main Orion server go here and create a directory called HardwareImages In that directory, Save all the images as the NodeID.jpg Create an HTML resource and add this code: <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-us"> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;…
-
I think I know how to do that, let me give t a try today and I will let you know.
-
Do you have the interfaces managed on the device?
-
Here is a simple SWQL SELECT TOP 1000 IPAddress, Caption, StatusDescription FROM Orion.Nodes Where StatusDescription LIKE 'Node Status Is Down.'
-
You should be able to do everything you outlined (Generic (Drive%, up/down, certificate lifespan, services down) using WMI with no problem. I use it -vs- snmp in my environment. If the SAM templates you need don't already exist its very easy to create custom ones on you own once you get the hang of using SAM. I find it…
-
I got it, don't put the server name in where it ask for SQL Server Instance. Leave it blank.
-
I have used Solarwinds products for several years and only had the teams doing the patching reboot the servers when they were done. I just had them schedule the patches in chunks on different evenings so the whole system didn't go down at once. I never had a problem.
-
SNMP is using UDP so could just be getting dropped. Also could multiple links to the same destination that aren't routing correctly. Perhaps try setting up some tests in Netpath and see if there are some network issues you are not aware of.
-
2019 - Bump. This is a basic feature and it's broken. Please fix it
-
rschroeder Congrats! Lets here it!!
-
That depends on your Help Desk ticketing system. I have integrated both Remedy and Service desk into Solarwinds both products had an email scraper available that would attach to an Outlook Mailbox and create a ticket based on the fields in the email. Both expected specific fields in a specific format in the body of the…
-
In Windows Services manually Stop these services and set them to Startup Type 'Manual' until you are done with your maintenance then change them back to automatic and restart them.
-
Depending on how large your network is I would go with bdufresne suggestion to front end NPM with Kiwi or a different Syslog receiver and then filter/forward only events you need alerts on to NPM. Raw syslogs streams directly into NPM go straight into your database. If someone puts a devices logging into debug you may find…
-
Mi companero de trabajo es
-
I have never seen this before with a straight up ICMP only node. Is it possible they used to be SNMP managed and someone changed them back to ICMP only? I have seen similar behavior when that has been done, or when someone changes the community string on a SNMP node at the node side and doesn't tell anyone. Try deleting…
-
I think this may be what ecklerwr1 is referring to, I use a DNS alias in addition to the actual hostname of my servers so if the server has a DNS name such as w0983eapps0221 I also assign an alias of 'Orion' to that name so you can use that name. You can also use http://orion/ to get to the server via the web, ping Orion,…
-
You can see if the manufacturer has a mib available and if so you can create custom pollers for the metrics that you want to monitor. Alternately if documentation is not available you could do a MIB walk of one of the air conditioners and see what it returns. The tool to do that is buried in a subdirectory in your NPM…
-
"Show up everyday and do the best job to can. If you do, good things will happen to you." Good advice! I got my start in Netware also My experience was... after having been given a tour of the campus I would be working at on my first day, I asked my new boss what he would like me to do? "Keep my phone from ringing" was his…
