christopher.t.jones123 · CRIS Solutions Architect/Engineer · ✭✭✭✭✭

@"chris.shannahan", excellent. Glad I could help

@"chris.shannahan", either should be sufficient. you can also use the name or some other scoping mechanism, my screenshots showed using the ApplicationID cause i had it readily available. The goal would ultimately be whatever gets you those 4 applications assigned to those nodes. 

@"chris.shannahan", they are in the url of the respective pages. 

@"foper", take a look at this custom query found in the Content Exchange - Routing Neighbors for a Single Node. It should have all the basics you want in there, the first modification off the bat I can think of would be to remove the WHERE clause limiting it to a single NodeID.

@"billfoster", depending on your license scheme you may be able to using Orion Remote Collectors. 

@"foper", is this what your report or table data source looks like?

So I haven't heard from you, but I was able to get a hold of a test instance to kind of work this out. Here's my set up. * I have an application template with two components, one is the HTTP monitor, and the other is the Windows Service to restart. *NOTE* if you have more than one Windows Service in the template you would…

@"rkogan", so what I might suggest in this instance would be NetPath. It would be able to show you the hops your traffic is taking which should indicate flow. I would set up two different ones, one for clockwise and one for counter-clockwise, understanding that one will always show significantly less data unless the…

@"Martin_A", unfortunately, once you combine the two SolarWinds into 1 instance that will not be available. The custom properties do not allow for if/then the way that you are describing. The only way to accomplish that is to keep them separate and consolidate them into a single pane of glass by using Enterprise Operations…

@"foper", can you share a screenshot of the table data source you are working with? It'll make it easier to dissect what edits if any are needed to it. Are you monitoring both nodes (source and neighbor)? I ask because if you are then getting it to show the neighbor should be fairly straightforward. High level, we would…

@"yzyrlr1", just a shot in the dark but what if you aliased out the column as 'XML'? I'm not super confident it'll make a difference, but perhaps it might.

so unfortunately i dont have an instance i can look at to confirm but you might be able to find additional configurations relating to the math used on the advanced configuration page. to get to it type this as your url and replace the server with the appropriate value.…

@"jimmy_mccubbins", you'll want to look at Dependencies. These effectively allow you to define those relationships in order to suppress the alert storm from downstream objects. Based on your description I would recommend utilizing groups in your dependency definitions, it's the only way to group objects so that multiple…

@"chris.shannahan", the trigger condition would be if that HTTP Monitor is down. The next thing would be working out that custom variable. TBH i've done it before but I didnt save the query, i dont have a test environment that i could possibly work it out. but basically the query should grab the componentID of the windows…

@"chris.shannahan", the goal would be to have both the HTTP Monitor and the Windows Service Monitor within the same Application Template assigned to the servers. Since the HTTP Monitor would be net new you could just add it to the same template as the Windows Service. The reason we want to do this is it makes it a lot…

@"chris.shannahan", so now that you have it working you would create a second component on that template to also monitor the Windows Service for that HTTP monitor. Then in the alert action you would create a variable (when you click the Variable picker there is a custom option at the bottom), the variable you create would…

@"chris.shannahan", by default the HTTP Monitor looks for a 200 response code, if it receives anything other than 200 it will report as down. If you post a screenshot of the error I might be able to assist in getting that one to work. 

@"chris.shannahan", so in this instance, I might suggest using an HTTP Monitor instead. Using this method instead and looking for the 200 return code will allow you to create a variable (you would insert this created variable to prelace the ComponentID in the command line) that pulls the componentID for the windows service…

@"chris.shannahan", are you monitoring the Windows service as well? If so you could create an alert action to restart that ComponentID. Take a look at this article. For the most part you would ignore much of the alert trigger condition steps since you'll be setting you trigger logic up differently, but when you get to the…

@"mahesh.sonavane", can you paste screenshots of the wizard within Orion you used to add it? there is a different way to add virtual infrastructure

[quote userid="41507" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/94601/hardware-requirements-for-multi-module-deployment/299276#299276"]Typically, you need a single quad-core processor and 8 GB of RAM. For each additional module on the same system, add one CPU core and 2 GB of RAM. On that basis, as you…

@stuartd there is a thick client on the server that you can open up and review the settings. I dont have a test instance so i'm unable to provide any screenshots. But for sure there is a thick client names SCP Server that you can use to review and compare between the two servers.

@stuartd, so the one thing I would look at that could be easily overlooked is the SCP configuration on the HA server. a common one would be user access, for instance on the SCP instance for the primary one could have a user setup to conduct the transfer but may not have it set up on the HA box. Those SCP instance-specific…

@"rhari", here are the NetPath requirements

@"jonathanlippe", happy to help. Glad it worked out for you.

@"jonathanlippe", give this one a try SELECT TOP 10 n.Caption ,aggSub1._avg AS Orion_CPULoad_AvgLoad_avg ,n.DetailsUrl ,n.Status ,n.Vendor ,n.LastSync FROM Orion.Nodes n LEFT JOIN ( SELECT i.NodeID ,i.InstanceSiteId , avg(i.AvgLoad) AS _avg FROM Orion.CPULoad i WHERE (i.DateTime > ADDHOUR (-1,GETDATE())) GROUP BY…

@"usd230it", for latest information provided by SolarWinds regarding vulnerabilities you should always refer to their Trust Center Vulnerabilities page

@"ednelgmot", just copy the url from the menu bar when viewing the report and put it in the email message. It'll be static and not be dynamic in any way but when you click the link it'll take you directly to the report

@"basilfernandaz", try this query SELECT count(o.AlertActive.TriggeredDateTime) AS [ALERT TRIGGER TIME] ,CASE WHEN o.AlertConfigurations.Severity = 1 then 'Critical' WHEN o.AlertConfigurations.Severity = 2 then 'Serious' WHEN o.AlertConfigurations.Severity = 3 then 'Warning' WHEN o.AlertConfigurations.Severity = 4 then…

@"Prineel", when SolarWinds polls the sensor it is using the thresholds that the system defines for critical/warning to create consistency between what you're seeing in the SolarWinds console and what the device is reporting. So when it polls it basically looks at the current value and then looks at the output values that…