cahunt

Use CAPTION Caption <> 'TGB Network*' Asterisk on whatever side you need the wild card on...

joseph reddy​; you setup components in the Application Template. Each component is used to monitor a separate service/process/metric and within those components there are threshold settings for Critical and Warning statuses - use those thresholds for your Normal working range and then use an alert to inform you when one of…

You can use that in your advanced alerts; just know that this statement will alert when your nodes are unknown or warning as well - not just Down. Trigger Alert when all of the following apply. Node Status is not equal to Up -- if you want only DOWN nodes adjust to 'Node Status is Equal to DOWN' Node Name contains TEXT If…

Model : ASR1002-X system OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.1525 Shows Machine Type : Cisco

Cisco Nexus 7710 - 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.12.3.1.3.1353 snmpOID : 9.12.3.1.3.1353.0.0 OEM String : Cisco Systems, Inc. Product Number : N77-C7710 Part Number : 73-14586-03 Shows Device Type of 'Cisco'

We just added our Avaya CM Servers - was a bit touchy - had to remove the node and re add a couple of times when adjusting the SNMP then trying to Add a Call Manager the Node responded well in NPM but not VNQM... REmove & ReAdd - with snmp v3 - no authentication. Once it was responding to no auth we were able to make the…

CIscoWorks/Prime or another monitoring program could be doing that. I would from the switch, do a 'show snmp' - and see what the stat's are; unknown strings, etc. Then also do a 'show run | inc snmp' so confirm your snmp switch settings and make sure that matches what NPM is using. & Make sure your polling engine also is…

Machine type or Vendor is good(maybe best if you have same device types that you want reboot alerts on), or if you have a qualifying Custom Property to use. Also depending on your naming convention you may be able to trigger off that or a portion of it that denotes a printer. To verify logic though could you post your…

Only issues I have ever had with support are the first level folks that that seem to be in the eastern hemisphere.. Though always cordial and super nice at times they were less responsive and more script driven than some of the more English speaking locations that I have and the pleasure of working with. Only a couple of…

Lowest I've run before is 2.2 GHz on the CPU - just make sure you have additional cores available for assignment if you need the extra power. In most cases this will get you where you want to go. you will still get the message on the install, but trend your systems to make sure they are not sucking up all the resources…

may increase your DB size slightly to retain those traps. But you should be able to set that duration to hold them, in the Orion Polling Settings! *I would say start with the device and make sure you are not getting needless info type traps. Make sure they pertain to needed action, and you'll look at them and worry less.

Set these as table pollers and assign them. Add a Tabular Universal Device Poller - Resource Then EDIT that resource and check the check boxes of the pollers you want to display in the chart. **Apply these pollers to your controller, and add the resource on the controller as well for the associated AP information**

The Solarwinds YouTube Channel has all the video's...labs, how-to's, fun-stuff, etc. IT's all there.... solarwindsinc - YouTube

I thought it might be the missing RowID - but now I see that you are getting the Table... This is if you are using a Tabular Poller. Instance where you gather multiple values of the same detail, just on different components of the device. ex : Serial #'s (modules,fiber ports, etc. for a network node) ... here you just want…

We have had issue when using an older code version on the 3750's. Our issues mainly related to false values for fan and Power Supply status. See you running the X, so would guess you are on a slightly newer code ver.

*It is not quite what you are asking for , but if you want an instant notice you could try this; REBOOT ALERT works every time for my boxes - Property to monitor : Node Use Value : Network Nodes -> Node Details -> Last Boot LastBoot 'has Changed' You can use an ALL Argument and add machine type, custom property, or…

Paste your alert argument please.. but you may want two types of alerts. An Alert if Node Down, and Alert if node NOT UP... the unknown, warning will alert on the not up argument. Check the alert time frame before trigger; if you have an issue with missed polls/pings this could create an issue. We can be more specific if…

Indeed folks, the current version is capable of managing this through the scope portion of your alert. Also whatever version you are working, I did add a condition for the controller being up, and the Thin AP being down to squash all of the AP alerts being down after the controller fails.

So your 4 hours off UTC?

Check the Class Column in the NCM_Entity_Physical Table in your DB or Display the class column and look for empty classes. These nodes will be filtered out by the class = 3. I am currently looking for a cause/fix for this possibility.

There is a OID for the model number, from which you could look up the associated battery type. And before now I have not seen any entry in their MIB Structure for battery type/sku. This is only because I have never looked so far down the line. I found Internal and External SKU…

System OID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.2947.1.2.1? If so this might be useful. 1.3.6.1.4.1.2947.1.2.1.0 should be Battery Status and if that works, then the following should play well.…

2 Alerts per group. One for the All Members down, and one for Less than all down (at least 1). X # of Group x 2 Alerts Per Group = 2X Alerts.

Issue here is tied to the Last XX syslog Msgs section that shows on the page, as removing it brings back the view, the issue then is finding the item to readd to each view. Anyone found a way to put that back in place without having to stop services to run the NPM Config Wizard?

I am unaware of any option like this. Though you may be able to mitigate your issues without throwing more resources at the situation. A support case may be the easiest way to go without getting pulled into rabbit holes. You can also provide some details here about your setup for notes. How many Servers? Primary,…

Look in your Database Manager at the Nodes table, and see if the Node is in place there. * ref the last added node for that Node ID, then query your DB SELECT TOP 1500 * FROM [dbo].[Nodes] ( I changed mine to 1500 so I could see the last nodeID) where vendor = 'X' ( OR - not a condition - filter on Vendor or Node ID )…

Easiest thing it is use the Custom Properties - mentioned by bluefunelemental‌ & alexslv‌ already - Having that FIRST Flag, or 1 Created 'Category' for your custom properties that note, all nodes within this 'category' will not be alerted on. This will allow you to gather inventory and monitor for status and issues - and…

jambazz​, reference : Monitoring Windows Registry Value - you use use a powershell script component to monitor and pull for the values you need, and setup metrics accordingly.

If you want to make it a poller ONLY then you need a license for that. The additional poller that is. You may consider using your licensing for the application to run redundancy - though it is tricky until they move past the FoE model that is currently in place now. But for a large displacement as you have I think you may…

Use In/OutErrorsToday or In/OutErrorsThisHour There seem to be several listings on this item. You can start here; Help editing Top XX errors and discards today...please. And if you need more in depth information and idea's regarding the subject move on to : Re: Interface Errors Cheers!