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That did not work either. Like I said it works with PDF, just not HTML. Is there a log I can look at.

Our Orion DB is about16GB,so I would to see if your DB admin's have placed a low limit on the maximum size of your Database

Could you use a contains or starts with function to wildcard those into 1 entry?

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Now that I don't know. I just picked it up after creating several alerts immediately after creating that template and running into that issue for the first 5 to ten minutes after creation.

My bad. I read that as NPM not NCM

When you select new report, under type select advanced SQL If you already have an existing report, open it and select report from the top bar and then click show sql. You can copy the sql query then create a new advanced sql report and paste the sql query. Then just replace the where clause relating to date with the one…

And this should work for interfaces Select * From AlertStatus inner join Interfaces on AlertStatus.ObjectName = Interfaces.FullName

Select * From AlertStatus inner join Nodes on AlertStatus.ObjectName = Nodes.Caption

You will need an administrator account on the server. Select Polling with WMI rather than SNMP and select the windows credential in the edit node (polling).

Curious as to how you fixed it.

The suppression rule is unnecessary since a node can not be down and unmanaged at the same time. I know this is stretching, but you might consider removing that as a suppression rule, on this off chance this is causing a logic issue for NPM.

I have this working in an email alert, but I am getting no data when I send it over as a trap variable. Is this variable only available in email?

Good question. You would think that would be an easy step for the installer.

We have 180 total values across all of the properties.

No...thats all they gave. I think they just don't understand SNMP on Unix, cause our Windows team gives us no issues.

Shawn, did that work for you?

try this for your date Where statement Interfaces.InterfaceLastChange <= dateadd(month, -2, getdate())

Our issue was, the UCS OIDs that Orion uses natively were looking for the default IP pool, which was undefined on our chassis, we had a custom app pool.. We moved the ips into the default ip pool and as a result, Orion picked up the blades immediately and began monitoring them.

For us it creates the https bindings out of the box. I will update tomorrow with my IIS version.

Your best bet would be to use report writer wizard or custom SQL to get the data you want. It should be easy to format it like your picture. Then add the report as a resource to the view of your choice. a lot of our dashboards use elements of report resources to give us the view we desire.

Would that cover anything that began with /home/. ie /home/user5, /home/user6 etc?

Your query looks like it should return proper data. Is it possible 6 servers were added in February to explain why the one time period you had 26 and a later time period you had 32. Also, try changing your time period from date range to last three months

These worked for us. There is no guarentee that these will work for others. Please check with your DBA before implimenting. --CREATE INDEX [missing_index_219_218_NPM_Multicast_RoutingTable] ON [Orion].[dbo].[NPM_Multicast_RoutingTable] ([MulticastSourceID]) with (online = on, data_compression = PAGE) --CREATE INDEX…

The way I read that, it will not only enable the reset trigger to work, but it will allow the alert trigger to also apply to an unmanaged to alert out.

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That is identical to our 400 and 700 mb rules on our older servers that work. Identical, or course, except for the number.

Anybody making any progress on this. It seems like surely somewhere in the database there would be a record of an snmp timeout or authentication error.