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I have my OrionNPM integrated with Remedy via RPC successfully! (How to an OrionNPM Alert can create a new ticket in Remedy Help Desk)
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I have my OrionNPM integrated with Remedy via RPC successfully! (How to an OrionNPM Alert can create a new ticket in Remedy Help Desk)
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there is an image of my issue. the links are too black :S. I restart my server but the issue persist :S
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Scripts: VBScript--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Function formatTo2Digit(in_Num) Dim temp If IsNull(in_Num) Or in_Num = "" Or Len(CStr(in_Num)) > 2 Then temp = "" Else temp = CInt(in_Num) If temp < 10 Then temp = "0" & CStr(temp) Else temp = CStr(temp) End If End If…
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Hi, we only have 2 class (Default and precedence 3). I need a graph with the percentage of P0 and P3 respect the total bandwith of every WAN link (one per node). Any Idea? I try some custom pollers respect CBWFQ (1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.166.1.15.1.1.7) but is not the info tath we need
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My favorit is in IR view
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I was working on the report, but I still do not known how to convert the "average Drop, Pre, Post" to percentage like CBQoS Policy Details web view, some idea? Actual output of my query: MonthNodeInterfaceInt SpeedPolicy nameClass NamePre AvgPost AvgDrop Avg SEP 09Router1Serial0/0/0:01984000WANclass-default36619366190 SEP…
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I have the same problem. With a sniffer I can see a lot of udp 137 request's from Orion to nodes. My server do not have "File and Print Sharing for Microsoft Networks" and "Client for Microsoft Networks" installed. Please helpe, my network security administrator is over me!!!!!!!!!!
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Finally!!! I have a workaround to this :-)
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CRC???? WARNING: This interface has received a high number (99.99893% of input packets) of packets with incorrect CRCs (corrupted data) (> 0.1%). Problems that may cause this symptom include: <![if !supportLists]> style='mso-list:Ignore'>a. <![endif]>Noisy serial line <![if !supportLists]> style='mso-list:Ignore'>b.…
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mmm i collect CRC with an script that run the command "sh int serial x/x/x | inc CRC" and then a program with regex give me a list
