cpund · NOC Engineer

It would be handy if I could schedule a recurring maintenance period for a node without having to delve into setting up a Windows Scheduled Task or a cron job with API call.

Any further update on this Cobrien? I too would like the ability to create custom logic for trigger action trees. This would allow me to define different actions taken dependent upon Production vs Development nodes. If necessary, as others have said, throw it under Advanced options.

So, I looked up the article I believe formed my impression of this. Of course you can change the standard certificate used for web navigation and such, but the certificate used by the API/SWIS endpoint is "special" and used by each of the pollers to communicate between themselves as well as RabbitMQ and a few other…

Login to the primary poller and access the Database Manager is the way I generally get to it. I supposedly could log into the DB with SQL Server Management Studio but access rights are a little weird here so it's generally just easier for me that way. Finding the parent of a nested group via standard SWQL or via the…

Might be possible to copy the table over from the old database. Looks like that table is in the solarwinds database, under the Containers group, named Containers. There's also the ContainerMemberDefinitions table.

Apologies if this isn't correct, but during my initial research into this issue ~4 years ago, I thought I had some inkling that replacing the SSL cert could break calls between the pollers. Unless I'm misremembering and it was just something that you'd have to replace after each upgrade.

Have you tried using ISNULL instead of the CASE statement? I don't have WPM so I don't have any SEUM data, but I think it should be something like this: SELECT ISNULL(StatusStep, '') as StatusStep FROM ( SELECT CONCAT ('StepId:', TransactionStepId, ' - StepReqId:',TransactionStepRequestId, ' - StatusCode: ', StatusCode, '…

Maybe it's an issue with the AccountSID? In some cases, I've noticed some users don't have an AccountSID field populated for their respective user in the Accounts table. I went to Powershell and ran the following command, replacing <USERNAME> with the appropriate account: Get-ADUser <USERNAME> -Properties SID The output…

Correct. At this point, you should refer to the solarwinds instance when constructing the sdk client via "SolarWinds-Orion".

This has been a persistent problem for the last... at least 5 years with using the SolarWinds API. The problem is with the self-signed certificates SolarWinds generates to secure community with the API between itself and external calls. Caused by SSLError(SSLCertVerificationError("hostname 'flxxxxx.xxx.com' doesn't match…

Last I checked I think there's a bug where you can't retrieve the results from there with the corresponding verb GetDiscoveryProgress, but I suppose if they're just scraping from the database anyways, probably not that big of a deal.