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  • If creating 300 groups via the web interface is not realistic for you, note that others have used the SDK for tasks like this: https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK/blob/master/Samples/PowerShell/Groups.ps1 https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/61544 However, it sounds like you've found an acceptable solution with an…
  • When working with multiple universal device pollers, pulling all the data into a Node Details or into a summary type of page seemed daunting initially. Then I realized the benefit in reports that match against common portions of OID (for example 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.402.*) or by poller grouping similar to here (How to Set Up…
  • Before trying to create a poller, perhaps SNMPwalk 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.402 or SNMPwalk the whole tree and look at that section. See if anything can be learned from it. If so, there would be benefit in creating a poller.
  • Ahh....I think submitting a feature request would be your best bet: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/network-management_tht/orion-network-performance-monitor/orion-network-performance-monitor-feature-requests Meanwhile, you can get colorized text/ icons via fancy SWQL/ SQL queries. Perhaps custom properties assigned…
  • Assign a view to a specific node - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support ,
  • You could do a packet capture from the poller as well as one from the polled device. For a period that shows the device down falsely, verify that ICMP traffic was received from the poller and that the response was sent back. Verify on the polled device and the poller. Wireshark is your friend.
  • You can add User Links resource to Node Details. The green plus symbol for whichever column you're adding the User Links resource to.
  • Thank you bluefunelemental I guess I should be more clear. I wish to show polling engine status from whatever database information populates 'Engine Status' (not ICMP status of polling engines). Specifically the up/down/warning icon for the polling engine. Presumably the icon on <orion server name>/Orion/Admin/Engines.aspx…
  • Comparison of Windows agent versus agentless - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support Comparison of Windows agent versus agentless Updated July 11, 2018 Overview The following table displays a comparison of which features are available for the Windows agent versus agentless. Please note that some of the features…
    in NPM and Agent Comment by d09h July 2018
  • katieb, I got one more coworker to email you shortly after the first two.
  • rhidian_jowers, am I missing something? Couldn't you just use the feature of groups for a) show best status b) mixed status shows warning c) show worst status. Seems like you want option a. Would this work for you? Managing the Display of Group Status
  • Use NCM (trial if necessary): https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/102699 Execute script.
  • If you already have a ticketing system (since NPM is not a ticketing system): https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Network_Performance_Monitor_(NPM)/Third_party_ticketing_system_integration_ If you do not have a separate ticketing system that you integrated with NPM, alert acknowledgement may be the closest…
  • Regardless of where the file comes from, if you can browse the filesystem the way I described, you should be able to paste your report into the necessary folder (assuming Windows permission allow). I move files this way frequently between redundant systems. copy from \\your pc\some\folder\ to \\server\drive\Program Files…
  • Are the interfaces coming back in via discovery job that needs to be modified?
  • I have never made anything with EEM, but have seen the results of others' efforts. If you have permissions on the Cisco side, I can see a glimmer of hope based on what I have seen and have read. Here is EEM generation of a syslog example. The syslog is then tied to an alert: My Default Route Is Gone! Integrating Embedded…
  • Some light reading to get you started. You can find necessary credentials in nodes table of your database in plain text. Net-SNMP
  • Or for that matter, edit a node, view source HTML, and find credentials in plain text there. I suppose I assumed no access or comfort digging around in database. But this would work to show grouping by credentials (not in front of an installation now to verify all Node properties related to SNMPv3...ideally all SNMPv3…
  • So if you want graphs, you might want to go down this road: Ensure 95th percentile line is shown: https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Network_Performance_Monitor_(NPM)/Calculate_the_95th_percentile_value?CMPSource=THW&CMP=REFDOM And then: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-187108#start=25 Note the 'tweaking…
  • DirectLink account. Share views with non-Orion Web Console users - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Network_Performance_Monitor_(NPM)/Use_DirectLink_account_to_share_views_with_non-Orion_Web_Console_users
  • vijay.penumoodi​, did this work for you?
  • If the property was set on three nodes and not on any others, and the alert(s) suppressed based on that property, it would affect those three nodes. If all nodes need to have alerts suppressed, then configure all alerts to honor the property, and set the custom property on all nodes. It can be global, if applied…
  • https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Network_Performance_Monitor_(NPM)/Trigger_an_Alert_to_repeat_until_acknowledged_or_resolved Note step 7: Select "Repeat this action every X minutes until the alert is acknowledged". For your action, set the report via URL.
  • This covers adding several interfaces...but no reason you can't stop at one interface: How to create a simple custom view of multiple interfaces' bandwidth utilization And no reason you can't just do the step 4 part (none of the rest). Just use interface URL as the custom HTML. Adding &&PRINTABLE=TRUE to a URL should clean…
  • I was amazed at how simple it was when I read this: How to Set Up Multi-Column Table With Custom Device Poller Save yourself a little grief by putting related UDPs in same group.
  • Your best bet might be to cause a portsec violation and then SNMPwalk the affected switch. Unless you can locate documentation specifically for your model.
  • The unmanage utility is definitely there for this purpose, so anything you invent without will likely have layers of workarounds. What specifically was the issue with it? May need to compare level of effort. When I used it, I was editing XML files by hand occasionally, but can't recall if custom properties could exist in…
  • For the polled device, set a route on it (persistent) so that it knows to reach SolarWinds server 192.168.1.50 via interface Whatever. What is the polled device? This can help us suggest ideas for how to accomplish this goal.