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And not sure about ? Any Conditions must be met (pulling from tabular poller details) RowID = X RowID = Y RowID = Z This should be a nested condition using the Any here make sure that Any Of those Rows changing to your trigger will Fire the Alert. If you need ALL Rows then leave this part off.

AH yes,,, sorry I should have caught the reference! And here is may depend on the read out that you get from the device. I would start with none, or maybe text. *Most of mine are set to Text or Enumeration..others that I know give me a simple numeric readout are set to None. The enumeration may change your value...where as…

on your main app box, open the DB manager. Connect/open the default server and then you can browse through some of your DB tables.

I had this same issue with a client, adding NCM and other apps to Just a SAM install. no Table creation needed, but the run from Admin CMD got around the error and the install is running. thanks for the input on this issue!!!

I would say - I keep them longer just for reference, but if it generated the proper alert then what do you still need the trap for?

yes indeed... that reminds me to suggest checking polling...... via settings or with something like...... select Engines.ServerName,Engines.IP, Engines.ServerType, convert(varchar, round(nodes.systemuptime/60/60, 2, 1))+' hrs' as Uptime, Engines.Elements as Elmts, Engines.Nodes, Engines.Interfaces as Int, Engines.Volumes…

You will either need seperate alerts - or you are going to be making one very big multi-conditioned (possibly nested conditions) alert. Sounds like you want to put every poller in this alert and if that pollers value is warning or critical then you want an alert? Each UnDP based on a specific OID can have many different…

What OID are you using that shows off the Module Name when polled? I would rather select by that... I get the ROW ID that shows. So I break them down - of course the Row ID Ends with these #'s (the preceding 101, 102 at the beginning of the ID is the Fex #.. fyi) Row ID 22, 23,24 - Modules and their Sub/Daughter Cards - or…

There may be a few ways to take care of your issues... don't be afraid to get creative.

Did you add the .0 and then try your different GET Types also? - you should be able to get the values you are looking for...

You might try a support ticket? Curious what would happen if you recreate the admin account? - or admin2 then rename, First i would check the DB account tables first to see if there may be any special flags you would want to put back in there. You could also compare the base admin acct to the other accounts that are admin,…

One thing I always do is add buttons to my menu bars... specifically for these 'manage' links NPM - http://<orionDNSname>/Orion/Nodes/Default.aspx NCM - http://<orionDNSname>/Orion/NCM/Admin/Nodes/NodeMapping.aspx SAM - http://<orionDNSname>/Orion/APM/Admin/Applications/Default.aspx I have not made one for VNQM yet - still…

That is exactly the page I was referring to. You got IT!

yeah, similar threads going - ref : https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/46995

Perfect AE! Thank you for the update! aLTeReGo​

Well, it does not give me any errors; but 30 days may be too much data as it has crashed my report writer (though that is nothing new). I am shrinking down to 5 days to see if i can get proper data. It looks very good, Thanks JiriPsota

What about volume information when changing from WMI to SNMP ? * Server recently had service accounts removed, though snmp could still work - but CPU information at least will be lost

Wait, Higgins moonlights at SW?!?! I mean, his creativeness is astounding but consistent Kudos for what he does regularly? Come on!

The export verb for that table should also provide the proper details for rebuilding/migrating, which does include the Trigger & reset Actions. When you do a manual export of the alert(Web gui) you do get full details in that xml file and from what I can tell the Web Export option is using that export verb. The table…

your system is not synced with the DB, or at least part of the DB... there may be tables updating and some not updating. So for whatever data is still making it to the DB you are probably seeing those alerts, and whatever data is not syncing - those alerts are not working. You may be able to tell through a review of your…

You need some output for the Component to work; You should be able to use the script below; just put your service name in the 'Script Arguments' Field within the component. $ServiceName = $args.get(0); $ServiceStatus = Get-Service -Name $ServiceName if ($ServiceStatus.Status -ne "Running") { Write-Host "Message:…

just for the nodes that are restored into NPM. My counterpart is telling me it brings them back with no group or custom data.. should keep it from alerting.

The force of gravity is strong with this one, because of the Tequila!

I get this same error : "Error during Walk: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. Extra Info: Error Decoding packet." I am trying to perform a MIB Walk, using the MIB Walk, on a Cisco 4510R+E ; using snmp v3.. just under 2K into the walk it stops with this same error. I have never seen this error…

I have not been able to produce any other readout thus far. Having a list of batteries that should return this detail would be helpful, just as well as the detail of which (if there is a) specific battery chassis that needs to be used to obtain this data from the batteries. I did not see a manual option to set the value…

Awesome Job!

Can you post your node details section from the ESXI Node? I am curious how Orion has labeled the node itself. Also, check the box (if you can) for the last boot details, or another service stop/start that may have happened at the same time you are getting this 'false' alert... need more details to assess.

Nothing too exciting there, I used ERR_DISABLE in the past to pickup on the event. It all works the same when the details relate. Other than narrowing down your scope by specific sub nets or naming the threshold is a good option to use where the scope if on every log coming in.

There is a lot that goes on when I'm not looking at the server... If the embedded AP has it's own IP Address you can add see what type of device it sees the AP as. Just a quick thought. We have so many AP's I just add the controllers, as it would be too much for me to worry about each AP itself.

set this up in a test environment first. As last engineer I spoke with said there were some big bugs - depending on how you use your systems for monitoring and alerting. The biggest issue, is if you have too many Chiefs - others adding/removing and changing - then you will experience some of these. * BUT - the hot fix #3…