chris.lapoint

Larry, you might also look at combining single or multiple ports with a source/destination IP address group to define applications as well. This is a great request though. I'd recommend that once NTA 3.6 becomes generally available (in a few weeks), I'd post this same question in the main NTA forum to see what apps folks…

Can you help clarify the use-case so I can make sure I'm capturing this correctly? Also, when and how often would you use this feature?

Please open a support ticket on this if you haven't already. This doesn't appear to be an isolated incident so we'll want to investigate this further.

For each of the devices that you've received authentication failure traps, can you go to NCM device details and click Actions > Verify SNMP Credentials and ensure that everything reports back successful. If so, then go ahead and open a support ticket on this issue. We'll likely need a pcap from an inventory run for…

You'll be happy to know we're working on UI designs of this feature now. Although we can't guarantee it will make the next release, the fact that we're in the UI design stage is definitely cause for optimism ;-) If you're interested in helping review the mockups, please send me or Brandon a private email.

It sounds like you'd like to participate in the APM 4.0 beta I'll send a note to you offline about this.

Thanks Jason. Closing to all further comments as this post is in the wrong forum. I've moved this post to here: 

Thanks for the update. To answer your question, for many Windows monitors, we use Microsoft WMI to collect performance counters. WMI relies on DCOM, which then causes the errors to appear in your event log.

We have, seemingly, a different problem. We get syslog relayed from syslog-ng. The admins do not want to recompile to add source address spoofing. We need SW to parse the source address from the message and log as that IP. Is that a possibility given your scenarios? Yes, that's another feature looking at for the next…

One thing I've always felt ipMonitor should have is a single-monitor license or perhaps a client app that can be run on a remote machine which will test the availability of your ipMonitor server. This is a nice failsafe option in the event your ipMonitor server dies unexpectedly or loses connectivity. The client app and…

Is all content delivered on a the same ports and protocols? If not, you can map content based on port(s) and protocol on which the data is being received using NTA's application definition feature. Other than that, there isn't really a good way to determine content using NetFlow since more detailed info isn't included in…

I wouldn't recommend it. This is a global setting in the database that applys to all RTCD events. So, you be constantly be changing this back and forth, which may not yield the results you'd expect if multiple config change events come in from different devices at the same time.

Good idea. For internal folks, we're tracking as #16882.

There is a known issue on Windows 2008 systems where the schedule task defaults to "run only when user is logged in". The workaround is to go into the Windows scheduled tasks and manually edit to check the box to allow running when not logged in.

Would you mind elaborating on the exact problems you encountered? If this is something others reading this post might encounter, it might save them some headache. Also, I'd like to confirm your issue is resolved in SP1.

So just to make sure I understand the issue, you installed NCM on your NPM server and now you have two Syslog Servers? If that's the case, you might try stopping the NCM Syslog Server and then try restarting your NPM Syslog Server. It may be an issue with port conflict.

We hear you. We're looking at the concept of Roles in the context of AD integration. We realize the last thing you need is another attribute to manage, so the idea is to provide the ability to assign specific AD groups capabilities in NPM. Then, you can just add accounts to the AD group and they automatically get the…

Yann is correct. We're planning on offering Windows 2008 support in our next major release.

We've released NTA 3.5 SP2 which adds Cisco ASA support. Please see this post for more details:

Dimitri, thanks for the feedback. We're working on this right now, so stay tuned.

Thanks everyone for you interest in the APM BETA program!! We've reached capacity for the program and won't be able to accept any additional participants at this time. We won't kick off this program for another couple of weeks, but I will be contacting everyone on this thread. FYI, our plan is to start with a web-based…

 will do!

What version of Orion are you running? NCM integration only works with 9.0 or above.

Sorry for the delayed response, but looks like self-service worked for you this time Thanks for posting the steps you took to resolve as I'm sure this will help other users as well. Cheers, -Chris

For internal folks, this is being tracked as #2046.

Please let me clarify for all readers of this thread. The same "Login Failed, Bad Password" error message may occur on at a least a couple of different issues. If you've experienced this issue, please see the following steps for possible causes/resolution: 1) Your device template is not configured correctly. Device…

Good news on this front. We've added an "as of last update" time period option in our 5.5 release, which will compare the most recent startup for each device to the most recent running (versus indicating if there are differences over selected the time period). You can expect this release very soon, so stay tuned.

If this is a bug, I'd like to see if we can fix this in our next release. Can you both please create support tickets for this issue? 

To prioritize this request, I'd like to better understand your use-cases and environment. Can you help me out by answering the following questions? 1. Which monitor types are you using in your environment? 2. How many monitors do you have deployed? 3. What specific reports are you trying to pull that you're not able to do…

FYI, I just confirmed that you can navigate to the 64 bit counters in SNMP Real Time graph: ifHCInOctets 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6 After some checking, I believe that Bandwidth Gauge is the only remaining performance monitoring tool that requires upgrade to 64-bit counters. If you see any others, please let us know. Chris…