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The default retention for 'Events' is 30 days. I believe you can still find this under the "Settings" -> "Polling Settings" and increase the "Events Retention" from the default of 30 to whatever you desire. Per your posted question, you can retain as many days that you need. Though your database will increase in size when…
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Have not seen this on our F5's - just out the box bad power supplies, and after replacement they are running well.
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Add the resource that shows you 'Audit Events' - as in Last XX Audit Events
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Sounds like some tech entered the gateway as the device IP.... I agree with superfly99, use syslog's to alert on this... to keep your DB size down after you alert on this instance you can setup the syslog server to dump your lower level entries. Here is the process explained in another thread; RESOLVED: Configure Alert…
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You should be able to add a module, either % Availability of Each node, and then filter using the edit button, 'NameOfCustomProperty LIKE 'Production' - or however it spells out. You can do a single graph of % Avail of all Nodes, and filter there for a full average, or add the display of a list showing all nodes and filter…
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Depending on your NPM version and history you may have the Advanced Alert Manager on your App Server...open that and build your basic query just using the conditions... Once you have your alert built , adjust the type to Custom SQL Alert - your condition will be better versed. There is a feature request somewhere to all us…
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Why is this not a feature request? And yes, I have yet to post a picture of my Thwack! Pack, I have been too busy looking for that last pocketed zipper I found that was the best hiding place ever, but it has not been found again since the initial finding. Alas, it took me to the 2nd or 3rd day to discover all the angles of…
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Anything come of this. I have over 400 Nodes showing an unknown hardware state - and this should not be.
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This is possible via the SDK; Orion SDK GitHub - solarwinds/OrionSDK: SDK for the SolarWinds Orion platform, including tools, documentation, and samples in Powe…
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You can use custom charts to create pages like this. You can show single interfaces on a chart, or chart out a top 5,10 or certain % if you need to see more than one specific interface. Having the proper framework either in interface/device naming or custom property setup will enable a dynamic and easily reproduced view…
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I use a Tabular Poller to pull module Status, Model and Serial # Then use a Tabular display to show that on the page. I also use those details with the associated RowID's to run a report for inventory - to show all switches in a stack.
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If you NICs on the Server are setup to route the traffic properly you can create a setup like this. Specifically this setup was used to monitor two different networks with a single Orion instance in my case; where each NIC connected to the two different networks and traffic was routed accordingly between the two Server…
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A Bit of a variation of the script above - where the script looks at the last two polls to alert on a spike in % used. Also has a reset query to set a threshold for the reset. Volume Usage Spike Detection Alert
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francky3084; You need to run the CW with NPM/First App Install. If you cancel this you can have issues with the app and webpage. In the past, there have been some modules (after NPM is in place) that you can cancel the CW on and run the next install to save some time and then run the CW at the end of your installs. There…
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Enumerations are as follows I think I might have the more useful values enumerated in Nexus Device Tables . UnDP * but it has been a while so no promises - I know at the least I included this table of some sort at the bottom of my alert emails. -CharlesH Loop1 Systems: SolarWinds Training and Professional Services * * *…
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Pre 11.5; Easiest way may have you calculating down time - besides emailing your alerts to SharePoint (or some other entity) with a specific format and let that dissect and do your calculation - in my mind is (if you are okay with using the built in variables) using the Alert Trigger Time & Date/Time On the initial alert I…
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Telnet should be enabled, if the Auto Determine is not picking up on it(provided the credentials are the same), you can setup a separate Connection Profile and change the profile to the Telnet option on those specific nodes. Either Edit a Node and choose new profile in the NCM section towards the bottom. Or from NCM…
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Poll using WMI / No Agent. If Access is setup properly then you will get the same results. Others have opened support cases to get help determining what the issues with the agent are within each environment.
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* Each polling engine servers and respective HA servers are placed in its on availability set and are in same subnet This statement concerns me, as your HA pairs will be 1 Active and 1 Standby. So polling will not happen from both servers that are paired, just one or the other (I think you already know this detail though).…
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Shouldn't be an issue. It sounds like you have a very small network, with that I would consider your 'choke' points. I have run discovery on 6-12 /24's without issue, but most of the network had 10G up links, some access layer 1G and all dual homed. If you have any single homed devices, or chained connections you might see…
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You can insert a Web Part from another system into your Orion Page; to show the tickets in Queue with a title and Status (If you can do that) ; then just add their username or Student ID to the title so they can see when this is completed. Also, If you have these nodes in the system and monitor them....A couple of things…
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I know you have something in place..i find it odd you have a # of strange speeds. That is something I have never seen before. I built in a few customizations with the Case, of course anything not in the case would be returned as it's actual non-converted value. SELECT Interfacetypedescription as Interface_Type , Case…
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Okay, so I called support, and the tech was able to "redo" our additional pollers.... we have the main on left to perform this function set on. As it is, our additional pollers picked right up; if this doesn't work they will escalate it to another tech/engineer with more skillz! But for the most part this should do it.…
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This happens to random nodes it seems. The UNDPs stop polling, but node and interface status are still going strong. I can change the polling engine of a node and sometimes it will pick up again. Other times it just sits even with a poller change. Even with moving the node to a less populated poller does not bring the UnDP…
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Go to your message center and check your audit events for the nodes. You will see the un manage, also a change in dates if re-set, and also the re-manage (by system) if the duration was up. You will see a username if someone manually re-managed the nodes.
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You can use the Perfstack 2.0 for real time monitoring. you have up to 10 selections. So best used for TS or Critical interfaces. check out this post for more details : PerfStack 2.0 - Real-Time Polling
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un hide the command line column/filter in the task manager to see what shows. If you have a full path you should be able to use that. If you have other flags set for process start then set a query in the command line. ex : select ProcessId,Name,PageFileUsage from Win32_Process where ((Name = 'netsrv.exe' AND CommandLine…
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Use your scope to focus on your Transaction specifically, or focus on the Recording ID if you want to alert on that Recording having issues on any player. Set your condition to = UP and click to the summary page of the alert to get the blue box saying it would alert on these things. Make sure your entity is present. And if…