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@"brentbo" something like the below query would be a good starting point for this select n.Caption, n.IP, replace(ns.SettingName,'CLI.Credential','True') as [CLI Enabled] from orion.nodes n join orion.NodeSettings ns on n.NodeID=ns.NodeID where ns.SettingName like '%CLI.Cr%' *EDIT* this below one is for Palos select…
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@"KMSigma.SWI" any idea when the 2020 THWACK MVP roster is going to get released?
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It appears like it should, but I have a small test environment, maybe there's the possibility to use the "AlertActiveID" column instead, that looks like it should be unique as well. ***EDIT*** After looking at it some more I am beginning to think that it may not be a unique ID and could have duplicate if a particular…
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maybe try adding this to the start of the script and testing it [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
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what data specifically are you looking for?
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I am seeing the same behavior. Has support provided a resolution?
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When you click edit on that particular Widget what do the options look like? That widget can be scoped to only show a particular set of alerts and I suspect that is the case here. See Below
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Maybe create an "escalation" that waits a minute or two before sending out the email.
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If you turn on debug logging for the assigned instance of AppInsight for IIS it should give you a better idea of why it is going into an unknown state https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Turn-on-application-debugging-for-SAM
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alot of times when passing variables like this through to webhooks or external programs it doesn't like the "\" in the volume name. One way i've used to get around this is by creating a custom variable like the one at the bottom of this thread by @"kjc".
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could trigger against the desired servers with the action "Execute and External Program" and have it run the PS script
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Take a look at monitoring hardware health for servers. I'm assuming the server in question is not running ESXi but rather Windows, in this instance you would have to ensure that hardware health is enabled on the box which may require OpenManage to be installed on the server.…
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when you search for IP there should be several variations of IP available, I believe the one that reads like this "IPAddresses" is the one you want
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Not a chance! I was brought in after the fact and the original configuration was conducted using IE, noticed that in IE it did not populate the service URL, but in Chrome it would so then we decided to try the setup in Chrome and were successful. If I had set it up initially then I would’ve used Chrome, but would have…
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Got this working. Redid the configuration using chrome instead of IE and SAML started working after that. I would like to highlight this as a potential bug though
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Already attempted the troubleshooting steps from the article prior to posting. Thus the surprised that I have all these failures and nothing in my SAML log.
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I am having an odd issue where when I go to configure SAML the service URL is not populating in Solarwinds, I have put in what seems to be the default however my configuration is failing and there is nothing in the SAML log. Is it possible that my website needs a rebuild, or is there another way I can verify my service URL?
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piggybacking off of lhardswgeek stated about creating a summary page with filtered widgets, instead of filtering individual widgets you might also consider using a Custom Property as a View limitation as well.
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have you tried switching the polling to wmi? see https://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/solarwinds-community/geek-speak_tht/blog/2013/04/17/troubleshooting-hardware-health-in-sam
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CLI commands are controlled via devices templates. Below should get you started on how they work and how tom make modifications to them Edit an NCM device template
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this is because in your example you are creating an event-based alert. so the "Condition must exist for more than" is not really applicable, once it sees the event it will trigger the alert
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can you post a screenshot of the trigger condition?
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Have you looked in the event log under the SolarWinds.net log?
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In your script, it looks like its getting caught at the exit 1. Exit 1 tells SAM to return down. When it returns as down you lose the ability to see a message or statistic. I've changed the final ELSE statement to below which should help narrow down the issue else { Write-Host "Message: MicrosoftDFS WMI Namespace does not…
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Something that might work is add something like the below to your query, if you look at asset inventory on your node details page this corresponds directly to the listed manufacturer, if it is null in the table it returns as 'virtual host', otherwise, it returns the value from the table. Hope this helps SELECT isnull…
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Is the SQL server in question a monitored device in SolarWinds already?
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i has a similar error when running an inventory on a switch before. if you haven't already tried restarting the orion services, i would give that a try if you can. That's what fixed it for me.
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have you looked in the message under events there should be "HA Pool Failover" event type, usually that will say why the failover occurred. Also you can look in the logs, I believe they are located C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\HighAvailability
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I think you're missing a colon after the word "statistic" in the script
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if you're actively monitoring a service using SAM you can have one of the alert actions be that SAM attempts to restart the service Monitor and restart stopped Windows services in SAM If the server is still online and checking into SolarWinds you can also restart services using the Service Control Manager
