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Then it should be possible to make NCM back up the config. Try it and if it doesn't work out of the box, you'll have to modify the device template. We can help you with that. Jiri

You're welcome .

Hi Travis, I'm afraid you have to connect to the device directly if you want to gather some output. Jiri

You can get a free IP address, but you can't change its status (e.g. mark it "reserved") in IPAM via the Orion SDK/API. You can only change the status in IPAM Web UI. Jiri

It's often necessary to increase the prompt timeout as described here: Jiri

Thanks for help.

Please open a support ticket. Jiri

When you RDP to the NCM server, are you able to log in to that device using e.g. Putty? It looks like the device refuses to communicate with the NCM server. There may be a problem in an access list or so. Regards, Jiri

It's not a priority. Scheduling a script that will also compress the (text) configs before tranfer shouldn't be difficult. Jiri

Yes, it's one of the scheduled jobs. Jiri

No, unfortunately not.

What about this one on Config Summary page?

This is what our support answered and it's 100 % correct: SRM Orion supports MSA/P2000 arrays but only G3 and G4 models since the embedded provider on the older G2/G1 are missing some operations that we need to poll data. I believe the MSA2012FC is G2. Jiri

Please open a support ticket and we will investigate the case. Thanks, Jiri

Hi Dave, This is something we're working on and it's part of the beta release of NCM 7.2 -- see . If you have valid maintenance for NCM, you can subscribe to the beta program: SolarWinds NCM 7.2 Beta Participation SurveySolarWinds NCM 7.2 Beta Participation Survey. Regards, Jiri

Have you reported the problem to support? Engineering team may now. BTW, are you using the newest version of the SFTP/SCP server? Regards, Jiri

Hi Renjith, This deployment type is no longer supported. Please see NCM 7.3 Architecture and Deployment for all possible deployment scenarios. Regards, Jiri

Hi, I'd like to discuss your concerns in detail. Let me contact you offline. Jiri

The macro for "Enter" is ${CRLF}. But I'm not sure whether this can help -- I think you need to get rid of the paging and this command is, obviously, device-dependent. Let me know your progress. If you still can't find a solution, we can take the discussion offline. Jiri

The reason why NPM and NCM licenses are different is that NPM is sized acc. to elements (e.g. interfaces) whereas NCM acc. to nodes. On average, we consider a ratio of 5 elements per node but I can tell you that many customers have even higher ratio between their NPM and NCM license size. (No wonder, a switch has 24, 48…

Glad to help . Jiri

You cannot select interfaces but you can limit the matching to a config block with predefined starting end ending pattern, which could be the interface -- look e.g. here: . Regards, Jiri

Hi Saleh, I advise to upgrade to the newest version -- NCM 7.2.2. Many issues were fixed between 7.1 and 7.2.2. Regards, Jiri

Hi, reply from our dev team: NCM cannot automatically leverage AD credentials in order to login on device. Each device require to enter password during login. AD security does not allow any application to automatically extract password AD. That is why user-level device login credentials needs to be entered manually by…

I'm sure you mean this post: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Regular Expressions in NCM But Were Afraid to Ask. Jiri

Hi Network_Guru, what you want is currently not implemented but I encourage you to vote for this feature in Vote for the future improvements of NCM's Change Request Approval feature. Regards, Jiri

Do your Juniper devices have "startup" or "running" config? I remember someone also had troubles with RTCD and Juniper and the reason was that his Juniper device didn't have any of those two. Regards, Jiri

Anakin, Don't underestimate the power of the dark side of RegEx. If you choose to match e.g. 'set ip dscp af11' as RegEx, any line containing the string would match -- e.g. regardless of spacing (but also comment sign etc.). If you match RegEx ^[ \t]*set ip dscp af11, the leading whitespace should be ignored. Emperor

The first step is to be able to download the configs. You can find inspiration in this thread. Then create a scheduled job (in Win32) that would report config changes -- probably one job per config file would be needed. You can receive the alert/report e.g. via e-mail. Jiri

Luke, You can add e.g. ${Hostname} macro to the subject of the notification email and thus you would know which poller the mail came from. Combining the information from all pollers into a single email is a known request and we plan to implement it in the future. Jiri