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I'm interested in knowing the destination AS for evaluating possible peering points.

Using a user that is local to NPM (not an AD user) modify the password for NCM to the password you want to use for NCM. Then, get the hash out of that user in the table. Finally, modify the group that is in AD with the hash from that user.

Would be nice if that could be modified in the user's (or group's) settings in Account Manager.

I've read over this a couple of times and don't see the part where you automated the add piece? It looks like you're adding everything, then deleting out the ones you don't want, but I don't see *how* you're adding everything?

And it's in your NPM database (NetPerfMon) - not the NCM database (ConfigMgmt).

I'm not using the Interface Alias Pattern matching ... However, I am using Group of Interfaces and I can specify the interface and it gets the node also.

Sorry, the table is WebUserSettings - not UserWebSettings.

Interesting... I upgraded to 10 this morning, and it seems to be fixed now!

It's good to hear that you don't want us to lose functionality. However, it seems this has happened... Previously, we could synchronize the node list from each of the NPM servers into the NCM server to be backed up. This is now gone. And unless I'm mistaken, that synchronization only happens now if you integrate NCM into…

grab a wireshark capture and verify the OID's it's polling. perhaps it didn't change to 64bit counters.

and I'm not using a custom property - I'm using a Group of Nodes and Interface Alias Pattern. Assuming these are "and"ed together (it appears as I expect browsing the nodes) - just not in the Events.

I don't think so...

It doesn't look the same in the PDF output either ... PDF output looks like the web. report viewer looks different.

Orion NPM 9.5.1 , sorry new here - what else would you like to know? I can tell that the Nodes are limited when I apply the limitation, but the interfaces on that node are not - hence, when I click on an event, I get the error: Account Limitation Error You do not have permission to view Net Object "I:2663".

FF 3.6.3 IE 7.0.5730.13

I have a similar configuration, 3 NPMs and a single NCM. On each NPM, it only queries the NCM for devices that live within it...

I'm having the same problem - did you figure this one out?

This is very disheartening... I too, as a new customer, was under the impression this was already there and if it's been requested for 4 years, doesn't seem likely that it's going to get there soon. I really like the tools and what you done with the product, but authentication is a very big thing in large organizations and…

Found how to do this from support... Get the NodeID for your device from the Nodes table. Select NodeID From Nodes where IP_Address = 'YOURIP' Use that Node ID to insert into the Interfaces table... Insert the NodeID, Interface Name, ifIndex, and ifType, and ifTypeName. INSERT INTO [dbo].[Interfaces] ([NodeID],…

I have used NMIS (nmis.co.nz/.../index.php) previously and this feature is extremely handy. When looking for traffic anomalies - especially when you see something going out all ports - it's handy to look through and find the source. I second this request!

Im using NPM 9.5.1

I'm having, what seems to be, the same problem with a Cisco 10K... Any ideas on making this not timeout? Running NCM5.5.2SP1

I need this also...