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Hey, Is there an online event? Or just live events?

It was a great event, and thrilled to meet the other SolarWinds users, Clients, and professionals. Looking forward to meeting again. Cheers Kevin !!

Hi @"walterwhite" are you referring to the process monitoring on the SolarWinds Orion SAM? You can monitor the application as a whole with the SolarWinds Observability in the APM functionality. You have to choose the correct language for the integration.

Hi, You can quickly get this report created via data picker. In the report builder, Add content> custom table> Dynamic Query Builder > Basic Selector > I want to report on > Interface Add the node caption , Interface caption and the Availability of the interface In the report builder, you can select the time period as you…

HI, Can you please elaborate GSM? OOB SW does support ServiceDesks like SWSD/ServiceNow. However, you can create a custom integration with WebPost or WebGet action in the Alert action. 

You can view the XML files by exporting the alert in XML files. Or you can check this location Your_Drive_SW_Installed:\Program Files\SolarWinds\Orion\Alerts

check if that poller is associated with another nodes ex: netscaler. All settings> NODE & GROUP MANAGEMENT> Manage pollers: Usually when there is no data to display in a widget, that widget must be hidden from the dashboard. Else , you can create a new view out of the node view from manage dashboard . Then assign that view…

First check if you have the BGP monitoring available on your device by Manage nodes>List resources BGP neighbours must be selected on the node to monitor the BGP status. Once this is selected, in the management widget select 'Poll now' and 'Rediscover' to prioritise the node polling. Then under the Network tab of the node…

Hi @"sum_giais" Thank you for the correction 

Hi @"swright" refer to the KB article: https://documentation.solarwindsmsp.com/N-central/documentation/Content/Deploying/silent_win_install.htm You can use the /qn or /qb parameter to install the agent silent mode. But make sure you are running the command prompt in evaluated mode(run as admin) eventhough you are the admin…

@omavel I think you can do this by selecting the option Group of Group or single group. but first you have to create a dynamic group with the query of your own preferences. Then you can use that single group or the groups you created to have the account limitation build.

@"alexferen" It looks like during the upgrade process(configuration wizard) has created a backup database file. and pointed to the new DB You can check to which database the OLV pointing to by running the configuration wizard and check the DB configurations( Do not run the config wizard completely) Refer the below…

The main reason is in 2017 DB table structure is different from the 2020.2.5. Hence there is no database table called 'GetInBpsPercentile' OOB report is in SWQL and doesn't contain such table. here dbo stands for Database table in SQL. Possibly what you can do 1.convert the SWQL based OOB report to SQL based report. Tables…

There is an Out of the box report for group availability which can be edited to get any time frame. You can add many details like the group status/group members/member status.

Hi,You can open a perfstack analysis and add 'Average CPU load' under CPU multi load for each VM node. There you can get the utilisation per CPU on the node.In this way you can identify if there are any CPU spikes over time and consider removing vCPU.

There is an OOB report for the nodes availability for the month/7days etc. You can put a node limitation like include only the node's vendor to cisco Or if you have a custom property set on node to identify the network you can use that property to filter the nodes.

There is a OOB report for this named 'Top 25 Wireless Clients by Traffic Rates - Last 7 Days'. However you can edit the OOB report and add some more details like IP address, SSID. Here's how the OOB looks like: All the required information are recorded in dbo.Wireless_ClientsHistory database table.

It is not possible as the DL members cannot be override from the SW perspective. However you can edit the alert and add only Y and Z as the alert recipients or you can create a second DL. 

If you wants to monitor the cloud environments (Azure) you'll have Three options 1. Full cloud deployment (Orion server+SQL). (Cost wise this is a more costly solution) 2.Deploy an APE into the cloud and monitor the Azure platform.( Again you'll have to have a server in cloud) 3.Enable the cloud monitoring on one of your…

There is an OOB report for 'All active alerts' and you can customise it as per your requirements. Also 'Triggered Alerts - Last 30 Days web-based' OOB report can be used and customise according to your requirements.

Basic monitoring protocols are ICMP(Ping), SNMP, WMI(Windows), Agent, API which used by SolarWinds. So if your device has a network interface (IP) you can monitor the availability via ICMP. Most of the IP enabled devices comes with SNMP. Eg: APC UPS ( You can monitor various details like battery status, power status,…

Basically the events created for every action. As an example: node creation, Node polling issue, Node issue ect. on the other hand alerts, are basically an option to inform to the user (via email/sms/SNOW ticket). You can filter the events created by an alert(Select Alert triggered from event type) But not all the events…

You can try creating a Perfstack analysis with required interfaces details(statistics) and add that perfstack project into the home page. New Analysis Project> Add required 'Interfaces' > Add the statistics > Save the project> add the perfstack into the dashboard. Else you can use the 'Top 10 Interfaces by Traffic' OOB…

Thank you guys. I'll check on that.

As per my understanding, you cannot rename the values in custom property unless via the Database itself. Possibly you can remove the old value, Add the new value and then filter the NodeRole and it should show you the 'unknown' values for old property nodes. then you can bulk update the nodes custom property to the new…