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Change ${Status} to ${OperStatus}
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If there is no MIB for the stack, then there is nothing that Orion or any other SNMP based network monitoring tool can do for you. You should be disappointed with Cisco not Solarwinds.
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Make sure you have the following lines configured on the PIX: snmp-server community xxxxxx snmp-server host inside x.x.x.x poll commmunity xxxxxx
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I think this is a great question for the Orion development team. I have the same issue as bripage, the polling sequence appears to be random which makes the alert suppression feature pretty much useless. They should really re-write the polling engine to always poll the upstream device first if alert suppression is enabled.
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It appears the custom mib poller doesn't scale well. I assigned the example ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValue mib to 5-10 routers and it seemed to work fine but when i added all 50 of my routers I started getting no data as well.
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1. Trap Mapping 2. Audible Alarms
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I have had this problem with the Orion main page and IE not refreshing after a couple days from the beginning. Solarwinds tech support had no idea what the problem could be. Might have to try Firefox I guess.
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Same problem here. Solarwinds tech support advised that its a bug with the pass thru authentication, they dont have a fix. I turned it off alltogether because if you sniff the packets you will see lots of authentication errors occurring, even when your not looking at the network summary page.
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We are having similar problems here as well. We converted all our cisco devices to snmpv3 and now whenever those devices reboot the interfaces go to unknown status and basically the orion snmp poller stops working on the device. I didnt see this behavior on our test machine with a few devices so this might be another…
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I believe the Orion software engine polls devices randomly so even if you have alert suppression enabled on a router, it may poll and alert off downstream devices first. Alert suppression really will not work in Orion properly until they allow you to configure the polling sequence appropriately.
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Any updates on this issue? I have the same problem, except I am only losing my snmp stats, my icmp stats like average response time are fine during the nightly maintenance.
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You can ask here: http://forum.cisco.com I don't believe service pack 1 is officially supported by LMS 2.5 yet.
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The node is up because Orion just uses ICMP to verify node status. To get the interface status SNMP is required, check your SNMP config first and then check for access-lists possibly blocking SNMP.