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I am currently working on a small lab setup that might allow me to test this, I'll let you know once I get there.
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Current setup doesn't tie what you want together it seems.. so go SQL. I am not sure if this is solid, maybe someone else can further adjust or verify; but SQL Alert with a Group Member Trigger? ----------------------------------------------------------- WHERE ( (Containers_AlertsAndReportsData.GroupName = 'X') ) SELECT…
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Now I can not wait to upgrade.
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Also, when using table pollers only the # of values captured shows in the advanced details. And REGARDLESS of grouping, your pollers will show in Alphabetical order. * I use a _ in some cases to thwart the alphabetizing and bring one or a few to the top; otherwise just carefully rename your poller so it is still ID'ed easy…
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Yes you have to break down the list there... and what I have are 3 setups for the Tabular Pollers. One for Fex, One for Power, One for Fans. So once you have three of these in there you can click edit and choose by check boxes what pollers to display and what lines. i.e. you want the pertinent lines with values you need.…
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Use the NCM Web Console from your desktop or whatever PC/Workstation you normally use. Our servers are not setup to use the web.. most of that stuff is blocked or just not setup.. that way we don't run the web entity from the same box, adding the user end load to the server already running the application.
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check your trap server, for traps coming off those device's with unknown snmp strings and the auth failures. Usually, or every now and again you will see an IP of the culprit bad polling device. If i gave you any commands they are for Cisco Devices, you would have to adjust for other brands. let me know if that adds to the…
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You're not going to use UnDP's for your applications, SAM will use your service account or SNMP to monitor specific services. - you have a way with UnDP's to monitor/alert across the board on either like Vendor, or Device Type. I have a single alert for Cisco Power Supply's - that covers all my Switch Types. Nexus has a…
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I'm too stubborn to accept, there is no way to do it... consultants might put it this way * at this point the needed hours and effort invested may be overkill for the solution is would provide * or lack thereof Stay Inspired!
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In your Alerting that is determined with what you want to alert on. The Group, or a Group Member. Details can always be found when starting at a more specific/granular object. i.e. you can grab the group name to include in the alert of a Group Member Down Alert. You can not grab the Member name that caused the group to go…
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Once you have the template - assign to nodes, or assign to group - note my mention about the groups possible 'issue' in some of the first comments. you can search, or group your nodes from the assign templates page and select multiple nodes to apply the Application Template to at a single time. So , sort of yes - you…
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I did another test trying to figure out what is going on. Upped my logging, and ran a test again. Found that even one missing space will make this fail. So I duplicated the text and spacing exactly (put the space back in on line 2) and it confirmed to violation. In my logs on each test I see output: empty at the end of the…
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I call it an Arnold Palmer... it's not all Tea.
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1.3.6.1.4.1.17163.1.1.2.7 - this OID Description - Current health of the system. This variable is identical to health except that it is of integer datatype Try this poller with the integer values, or test and see what values they return. My other Q would be about when you chose Custom Poller Status, what values were in the…
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It is possible for like device types - some like Vendor devices. Some matches may depend on the tier of what hardware you have, which would go back to the vendor and their internal configuration of the device. I would say if you have any specific devices that do not have Hardware health options - add the device…
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Good Deal, I was suspecting this. Currently I am waiting for some collaboration to perform some of those said / similar processes to heal a component or two.
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lol... I'm glad you think so.
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sadly this was my experience. - maybe i should have exported if I really needed the data.
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Updated Link : Layer 2 / Layer 3 data not visible when using SNMPv3 - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support
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mrs.alterego, this guy Josh64..smh. they're at it again.
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Can you mark my response that saved your bacon as helpful, please? #saved_my_bacon
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Grand! Glad I could be a part of your success
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Good Luck! You may have an easier time creating a button and adding it to one of your Tabs.. no HTML to sift through and edit.
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Sorry if I never answered this - but yes lots of research - Ton's of MIB Walks, and mulling over and matching up values - learning the industry and cisco details regarding the OID Address/Mapping has helped quite a bit ... But from the start it was pure mass 100K - 700K Lines of a spreadsheet from the MIB Walk. It took…
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I have a full setup - Physical Description, Serial #, Nexus Power Status, Operational Status, and also Fan Status. -> Nexus Device Tables . UnDP I split these up with 3 table poller displays. One for modules, 22-36 Power Supplies, 470-476 or so - but always sequential Fans, 534 - 540 (i think it may go up to 542, but…
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Looks like you may need to use a NOT EQUAL on the status - if you want to alert on anything other than OK. poller status <> 2(ok) or poller status <> 2 - enumeration of this may be 'no alarm' ---if you choose that format for the poller. * it's early and there is a lack of caffeine today * If your status read out does not…
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The thresholds are set at the Node Level; what you can do it set your Group Options to show a Best, Worst or Mixed Status so that you see the group status change when a Node Status Changes. That Alert Scope you have above as well - it looks like you are using a custom property. You can use the Group Name = X in the scope…
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Manage NCM Nodes Page not showing? Wow.... http://server-address/Orion/NCM/Admin/Nodes/NodeMapping.aspx ? - I am working with v11, so I am hoping this path is the same - you have access to NCM Management?
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Sounds familiar; as in something else has started polling your network. Either someone found access to the Engineer's toolset, or started iPAM with specific strings (even the default, private and public will throw a unknown string, or auth issue), or some other entity has started polling your network. Every now and again,…