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Ill confirm what dodo123 said, somewhere it mentions the points will be passed out after the mission is over
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Just the usual not being able to communicate with the device via SNMP from the poller. No specific error that I can find. When looking at the SNMP settings menu in the pure storage web interface things didnt look like Im used to. It was almost like they didnt allow basic SNMP communication and used traps only or something…
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If I recall there was no specific error, it was just not resolving. I didnt even think to try and restart the services. If I run across a need for this again Ill have to remember that. For now, Im just using my node contact custom property
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Thank you! I had been messing around with the IE settings for the AD service account. I didnt even think about it running as Local System
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It was the fwpolicies for the ports. They hadnt opened them like they said they did.
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Awesome, thats why I asked. Ill give this a shot. Thanks!
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Both are being monitored, but on a single device we have multiple LAGs and I do not know which interface goes to which LAG without asking our networking people. Once that is tackled, how would you go about adding all of the subinterfaces and the associated LAG to a graph to show utilization of everything at the same time?
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I have a few things I am trying to tackle and maybe I am looking at this incorrectly. First, a lot of the interfaces on the list resources page are things that dont need to be monitored and I would like to simplify that page so that they arent there at all. Secondly, not all of my devices have an option for Asset…
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Yea, I just gave up and used SRM. I know my uppers like to see everything in one spot, so I was hoping for some way to get it in as a node with some kind of statistics. May have to just add it via ICMP and then create a new page with the SRM data
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This was the function I was talking about. You can click that and it brings up a listing of event viewer logs for that server. If there were credential issues, would it still be able to pull up the System and Application Logs, but not the Security Logs? Same question for WinRM accessibility, if WinRM was disabled would the…
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I had to write a powershell script that ran an Invoke-WebRequest to see the forms available on the page. From there you pass the values for the three fields and then run another Invoke-WebRequest to post the form. Also, since this was a javascript site I had to use fiddler to figure out the actual URL for the login form.…