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4500's and 6500's have an issue where they send out the Netflow data but does not send out the index. Try these commands on the device: Commands from Cisco TAC: ip route-cache flow infer-fields ip flow ingress infer-fields ip flow ingress layer2-switched ip flow-cache timeout inactive 45 ip flow-export source…
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Try using Historical - Availability Details instead of Daily Node Availability for the last 24 hours. Availability Details works for statistics that have not been summarized yet.
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Since the Perfmon counters are not incrementing I would recommend running a packet capture from the Orion machine to make sure the Netflow data is making it to the server. If the Netflow data is not making it then it is being sent to the wrong location or being blocked. However, if the Netflow data is getting to the server…
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Here is a video tutorial that discusses building a Custom Property in case you are not familiar with the Custom Property Editor: www.solarwinds.com/.../CustProp.html Then in the Edit options of the resource you will see an option for "Filter Nodes" and in the options you will need to put in something like: Custom Property…
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Instead of trying to modify an existing report you might have better luck creating a new report. When in the Report Writer try building a new report and in the options try choosing something like Historical - Daily Node Availability. Then in the Select Fields tab you can add the same fields that exist in the pre-built…
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Here is a list of suggestions I posted in another thread for a user that was having a similar issue with Netflow: Are you getting any messages on the Netflow page on the Last 25 Events resource saying that you are getting data from an unmanaged resource? When you get this message it means that you are getting the data but…
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Are you getting any messages on the Netflow page on the Last 25 Events resource saying that you are getting data from an unmanaged resource? When you get this message it means that you are getting the data but it's coming from an IP address that is not being monitored in the Orion System Manager. If this is the case then…
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Yes the data portion of the packet that is sent out is different than the ping that is sent out from the command line. To change it go to the System Manager > File > Network Performance Monitor Settings > Network tab. One of the top options is "Data Portion of ICMP packet" and by default its over 60 bytes. If you are…