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Ouch. You're gonna have to do the fix outlined in that article across all your pollers, and then go into the advanced config for each APE and switch their PubSub to "OverMessageBus" (advanced config Success Center)
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I am experiencing the same issue. Support case# 00384717 I will update here as case gets updated.
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there was an access list. that had the correct statements in there however it was not working at that time. i have added in the access list again and it is still not connecting below is the first line in the access list access-list 22 permit 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 my solarwinds server is on the 10.0.0.0 network
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pratikmehta003 is correct you should start validating everything from the bottom up and ensure that your environment is able to send emails. If there is no alert being found in the database as triggered but there are events in the events table then it points to something being misconfigured in your alert logic. I would…
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when applying the esx host template i receive the following error does anyone know how to fix it?
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alright i will attempt the above listed steps and post the results. I was just wondering because I am not overly familiar with SQL's and am cautious of causing it to break.
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they are using two different device templates, what happens when you change the non-working one to use "Cisco IOS"? Cisco IOS is the template that the working one used in you example above
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The mailbox Databases are stored in a local Drive. For instance E:\Mailbox\*DATABASE* This file path is exactly the same on every server. They are all being polled via WMI. I have verified that in the list resources all the volumes are being monitored as well.
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@"erioja" I understand now. I have personally not attempted that particular migration task before. Sorry, I can't be more help from that aspect.
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@"prashantsingh" Here's what I was able to get working real quick for this. import-module SwisPowershell #define your swis connection settings, if running locally on a SolarWinds Polling Engine you can leave the certificate flag, if running remotely modify the hostname and provide it credentials $swis = Connect-Swis -Host…
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@"borgan" Once you build out the query you can use the variable builder to do the rest Once you insert it you can then copy and past it to the "To:" line
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@"klevans8907" one other thing you can check is if the polling engine (if you have more than one) its assigned to has SAM installed. If it doesn't have SAM you could move it to a different one and try listing resources again.
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@"alamubarak" the installation directory is on D but the log files are going to be located in the directory I provided. Also the logs for RabbitMQ are located in C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Orion\RabbitMQ\log looking at that log may shed more light as to the failure.
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@"Pawan2020" is it an AD account? if so have you tried it with a local Orion account?
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@"wywilliams" im not sure I understand your request. You have an alert with a POST action that you would like to include details about the alert?
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@"carxfrog" no problem, let me know if you have additional questions
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If you're only interested in receiving an alert when these interfaces go down then you should change the trigger condition from not equal to "Up" to equal to "Down" this should reduce some of the false alarms like if an interface goes unknown, etc.
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You could navigate to the particular chart you want to email and use that as the URL and modify the NetObject= to the interfaceID variable. To get past the login you may be able to enable DirectLink and utilize that for emailing it out without a login if that doesn't work Success Center - Use DirectLink Account to Share…
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it should by default populate the name of the component if you leave that chart title field blank. Have you tried clearing it out?
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It is certainly possible that you may have to poll it using SNMP. I have seen that with other server vendors, such as the HP Gen10 servers, you cannot get hardware health on them unless you are polling via SNMP because of the way that the iLo on it is presenting the data (if the OS is Windows)
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@"itengineer" you would be creating a Custom Property named "Alert_Group" that contain values of Critical, Business Hours, etc Then assign the appropriate values to the nodes
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@"jdefilippis" There's probably some issue it's having using the dynamic query builder. Have you tried to look at the query its using to build out the condition in SWQL studio and modifying it until you get the desired results? If there is some issue with the dynamic query builder you'll probably have to make it an…
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@"wazm" I haven't tested this, but the below addition to your script should get the job done. It'll display all the statistics you gather but at the end, if the condition you described is true it will then set the component to critical, if it's not true it'll set the component to up. With the logic in the script, your…
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what are the errors you are getting?
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I found it in SWQL on Orion.AlertActive
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During that 14 hours does the number of Applications in "initial polling" decrease without user intervention?
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Do you have "Enhanced Node Status" turned on? Maybe that's causing some issues
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@"jamieinbox" select the alert in question and then select duplicate and edit. This will create a duplicate of the alert prepending the name with "Copy of...." now you have an exact replica of the alert in which you can modify the conditions. make the desired modifications and disable the OOB alert to reduce duplicate…
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@"[Deleted User]" Its actually done on the vCenter side and not within SolarWinds You can control access permissions in the VMware client by assigning the No Access role to the vCenter account for the hosts and virtual machines you want to restrict.
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what about the SyslogService.log located in C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\Orion
