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I have a spell that gives partial results. It only works on monitored virtual machines. This is a custom resource view widget. SELECT vmv.VirtualMachine.Name as VM, vmv.VirtualMachine.Node.Caption as Node, vmv.MountPoint, (vmv.Capacity/1073741824) as CapacityGB, (vmv.FreeSpace/1073741824) as FreespaceGB,…
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Only confusion when you go to edit them later. NOTE: That would only be confusing to me... not to the Orion system.
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I've always done it because I didn't know I shouldn't do it. Never had a problem... <sarcasm>but thanks, now I will have problems.</sarcasm>
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I'm only addressing one aspect of this post. How to use a single view for all of the groups, but still see somewhat customized content. And really there are several ways, I'll be showing just one. Add a "Custom Query" widget to the view. There is a variable ${ID} that holds the group id of the current group you are…
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Nevermind, seems I needed a healthy reboot. The reset action still does not execute when I clear an alert, but that may have always been the case.
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There is not an automatic way to do this. You will want to put it in maintenance mode (Mute alerts) for a short time until you get the monitor configured and "green". This method works ok for creating a small number of application monitors since you can view them right after creating them and do the maintenance mode. If…
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There is probably some tables that can be restored to put the alerts back to where they were before the upgrade, but I would talk to support about that even if someone here were to list the specific tables and sounded real confident about it. As an alternative, can you restore your entire setup to an isolated network. You…
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When you define the alert conditions, expand the "Advanced options" and check the "Enable complex conditions". Then back in the alert definition, it adds the exact thing you need.
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Yes in SAM depending on your needs, there are three options: SOAP monitors, REST monitors, or powershell script monitors (where it actually runs your powershell code).
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Mine show up in the node list resources. They are iscsi drives mounted into folders. Also I am using the agent, not wmi to poll the node.