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and you would be alerted when applying the template that there are potential conflicts...and asked to select which 'override' which ones.

Surprised no upvotes so far. as soon as we deployed SW, this was something we were asking about. I'd be very happy to have SW as a console for SCAP scans; sounds like a great idea.

I believe your first output is 'df -h'? But as you indicate, not only spae, but inode usage is a limitation on a file system and should be reportable. This metric can be utilized via snmp, but eventhough I have ucd 5.5, I'm unable to pull it. If the SAM query could be augmented in some way to pull and report (and thus…

....additionally....send an e-mail alert every hour to the admins?

also the ability to ahve scheduled maintenance windows so you don't have to go back to ALL the alerts configured and opt this server out at this time, and that one at that time, etc.

If you have NPM, you already have this. We report and alert on volumes outside of SAM already, and it works very well.

Bingo! Not sure why it didn't work when I inserted that 'TOP 1' but it works fine. Thank you. Now I can write my reports.

Are yo using SAM? SAM has this capability built in.

so, If I build a report and use this SWQL, how do I select only the latest status (TOP(1) or LIMIT 1 doesn't work, and you can't switch to SQL...). Sine alerts won't fire during a 'disabled' status, if instead we send out a report every x hours, we would like to see on that report what the status is: disabled or enabled.…

Is there an update for that native module, and is it separate from SAM, or will it be included in an update?

Ok, after playing around quite a bit, I can see that the data can be obtained for the UnDP data, as you suggested! If you don't mind a followup? We have 4cpu on the box. Only CPU(0?), CPU1, and CPU2 show up in stats. How do we get CPU3 in there as well? This is true for fan count, DIMM count and PSU count as well.

So....after going back and forth with support for a week or so, we all stepped back and...oh yeah....the agent selects the first adapter in a list to ping, not the adapter that it is installed across. So, if your primary adapter is eth0 but shows up second, eth1 (nonrouted) will be the interface it attempts to ping, and…

This was the first issue: We set it to full, and now the SNMP test actually worked. Having said that, we are still not 'getting data' back to display. It is possible that maybe we need to build our own screens? Not sure where to go from here. There are faults on the server, and we don't see them anywhere in Orion. UNDP…

Feature request created. Thanks for the suggestion! FEATURE REQUEST -- SIMIPLIFIED ALERT MANAGEMENT -- DIFFERENT ESCALATION TIMES AND ALERT LEVELS IN A SINGLE ALERT

https://thwack.solarwinds.com/message/308028#308028 See this thread for how to adjust in the alerting context. You can use an SQL clause to adjust what is noted in the alert itself. Near the bottom there is a post that has the example output and the SQL that is required to make it work.

So, if I understand you correctly, though HP provides MIBs for monitoring their devices in particular (this includes also their storage devices), these are not useful, as everything is lowest common denominator? I was hoping we could somehow upload the MIBs and be able to utilize them. Thanks.

We call our custom properly: DiskUsage_Email We reference this in the 'to' section (after a known/valid e-mail, just so in the event that there is no DiskUsage_Email for the particular device, it will still go out): ${N=SwisEntity;M=CustomProperlies.DiskUsage_Email} for nodes we have Node_Alert_Email, and similarly…

Basically, this is the idea: on node A, all file system alerts go to SysAdmin However, any file system that has the ${email} populated, will also go to ${email} I.e., a DBA is not as concerned about /var as he is about /u11 filling up.

If a node does not have this custom property set, and yet in the alert you use the ${email} custom property, along with, say, a standard e-mail address (someone@somewhere.com), will the fact that ${email} is empty cause an issue? We don't want our mailserver to be bouncing things around all day long if we can avoid it.…

We finally completely gave up (technical support gave a valiant effort, and eventually threw up their hands and said that since this was not created by SW)...it was acting very inconsistently, and some nodes just wouldn't want to be monitored with it, even though all our nodes run the exact same version of the OS and the…

Having assigned this poller to a net-snmp (RHEL 6.4 running net-snmp) object, and verified that the poller is collecting data, I am unable to display this data (cpu and ram) anywhere in the NPM. When you select the resources, it shows that linuxatemyram is selected. However, cpu and memory graphs disappear. In my long-term…

Love the idea, bit iffy on the reality....let me explain... We install the rpm on the linux host and tie it to the poller. Then we monitor to view activity, and these are our findings: When the agent is polled, it generates a flurry of activity that consumes nearly 100% of a single cpu. It is brief (about 2-3 seconds),…