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Just looked at mine and you are absolutelty right. There is a copy of all of my pdf reports in the temp folder. Good find

A couple of thoughts on this: 1. Create a custom property for node 2. Copy your rule that you are notified on. Add a filter that excludes everything but the property you have created for Node 2 2. Or if their is something specific to NODE 2 that makes it different that NODE 1 and NODE 3, like a naming standard, machine…

Change where statement to WHERE CAST(LastSync AS TIME) BETWEEN '8:00' and '8:10' Use the time as military time. this should work

You could select custom sql and use the GetDate() and set it to trigger at a certain time each day.

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Open up the existing report under Current Volume Status called Available Space on each Volume. Leave everything in the Select Fields Default. Update the Filter Results. Go to the General Tab and change the Report Title accordingly. Save and you now have a report on all volumes and the new report for c;\ only.

If you are comfortable with SQL, gave me this tip: if you change the rule to be a custom SQL alert you get the syntax being used, which often exposes the translation...

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I wish we did. For this we use another company's SaaS and Application Monitoring. We have a path from Firewall to Network to Server at which time the other Vendor takes over and measures java and ,net as well as synthetic monitoring where appropriate.

I need to be able to alert when TrapType like '%ospf%' and Traps.NodeID = '3357' and OIDName = 'ospfNbrState' and OIDValue = Down(1) I also need to be able to alert when this OIDValue is flapping between 1 and 8

Everything ORION does is stored in the SQL database. The Nodes, interfaces, rules, alerts, logs etc are all in the database. Open database manager on the primary NPM server and you will see the table AlertLog. Then you could use a basic SQL query by data and time or just Select* From AlertLog and scroll to the correct…

Besides me.

You are right: 3 Developers 1 Dev Ops 1 Intrusion Detection and 1 runs the Unix Admins

Any chance anything got checked in time of day by accident?

Any updates. My boss is considering sending some of us to a Compuware Conference and I would much rather come see you all.

I would be on board

We fixed this a few weks back. Let me jump back in there and get the specifics. Will post shortly.

you can escape the wildcard by Node.Caption like '[_]%'

Yes. They are all stored in the database. We recently had to stand up a new NPM environment on new servers. All we had to do is install the NPM and the additional poller's software and then restore the database. nothing else had to be done. If there is something not stored in the database I don;t know what it would be. And…

EngineID is also available in the Traps table. It is the second column of the table.

I have an alert for both the node and the interfaces. Which all triggered. The interfaces first, then the node later when it went fully down. What I need is a way to clear the interfaces. Because even though they were back up, Orion never sent a clear (reset) trap.

I sent you a PM. I Don't want to be a tattler, but sometimes it is ridiculous. I even included a screenshot of the glitch. You can doc me 30 points cause I tested it to see If what I was seeing was correct.

It is just so dang frustrating. It is an everyday battle with people who have no clue.

Please send me your testing

We are currently monitoring 3 key services as well as the number of threads on one particular process. What we are trying to do know is track how many auth sessions are open at one time.

I am able to poll some OID's now that we have changed the Firmware version. I am still unable to pull stats natively (CPU, memory)

I am actually looking for the old one that let you cut and paste into the database.

How would you recommend I return a statistic?

We are loading it up today.