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yes this should be an option.
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That was my hope but it does behave that way. What I am seeing is that setting the condition exists only delays the alert for being triggered, regardless of whether the condition still exists past the set polling interval or not. The alert works as expected using the < polling period query jbiggley shows, but one polling…
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Has anyone discovered a way to extend the trigger condition over multiple polling cycles? For example we poll every 10 minutes, but are looking to trigger for a single CPU if utilization is critical for over 1 hour.
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I did open a case for this, and Solarwinds will submit a feature request to add absolute value to the Data Transformation options. As for the script I did make a couple modifications to the last section of the script to allow an absolute value to be reported: if ($out[0] =~ ", offset ") { @str=split(" ",$out[0]); $off=…
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Thank you for the response Steven, this template uses Perl but I will try to apply the same logic. Still hoping Solarwinds can provide a data transformation for absolute value, but perhaps I need to submit this as a feature request to get a response. Bill
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any thoughts out there? Still interested in solving this.
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any thoughts out there? Still interested in solving this.
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Thank you, I tried the query you posted on the forum link, and modified that query to use my custom property and that worked. I definitely need to spend more time learning SWQL so I will check out the GitHub site.
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Different error trying your query - Entity Orion.Nodes does not contain requested navigation property NodesCustomProperties Not sure why there seems to be a disconnect between the Nodes and custom properties table.
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Thanks very much! That worked.
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I thought as much, thanks Mprobus and ludek.fry, the documentation left me slightly confused.
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exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
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Can the virtual appliance be installed on the same server as NPM/SAM ?
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Has Solarwinds verified server 2012 R2 is compatible?
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Were you ever able to figure this out, I'm trying to accomplish the same thing.
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If the BGP neighbor IP address also happens to be associated with a device that is also monitored in NPM, is there a way to map the IP address to the device itself in the alert? We have a couple GRE tunnels in place to use as backup connections from our main site to remote sites. I would love to be able to distinquish…