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9 minutes is the default polling interval for interface statistics To change the interval go to the admin (settings) page and then to the "Polling Settings" where the polling intervals can be altered.

For the record - The answer to this was No

If you set the affected ports to unpluggable it will eliminate the red indicator. Then create an alert to inform you when the port changes state. A custom property to indicate that the port is part of a redundant pair might assist in the design of the alert and would also allow you to design a custom report to show the…

We have a customer with exactly the same issue. I was hoping to find the solution here

re: when SNMPD is not running on a monitored host the NMS does not mark it as Down I think this is only true if you are using SNMP to monitor the process. Could you use WMI, or perl script (depending on OS) to monitor the SNMP process and SNMP to do the rest of the work? 

Bit late in the day but yes I have observed this.

Have installed this SP. It hasn't broken anything yet but didn't fix our problem which was related to creating pdfs rather than anything to do with AD We have found though that the AD groups need to have the right to login to the Orion Server for them to work which may have something to do with the way IIS controls the…

The good news is that this is possible but the bad news is that I can't access a sample report to show you how. IIRC you will need to create a linked database using sp_addlinkedserver and providing the required details.

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Anything with a web front end can be linked to using the Custom HTML resource. The resource will accept variables so you can navigate the target web site.

If you want a list of all the processes currently running on a device I would suggest creating a Universal Device Poller for the hrSWRunTable (1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2) and hrSWRunName column

The custom poller may be showing the result of the last successful query - ie at 11:40 your device was polled and the service was up, since then the device has been down so the poller did not get any snmp response and did not update the values it stored. I have seen this on other installations Your alerts will trigger if…

Backup files are usually smaller than the original file as white space is not copies and the transaction log is truncated. However the reduction in size you are seeing does seem extreme. Are you performing a full backup

Do you have any modules loaded. IPAM or NCM would send out SNMP discovery packets

Yes and Yes

In case anyone else is trying to do this I will answer my own question As of 13/10/17 it is not possible to complete a silent install using the new (v12.2) offlineinstaller

If you are using the button at the bottom of the Edit Chart screen then the figures are in bps according to the headings and this checks out on a few of my charts

Yes The status is held in the Status, StatusDescription and StatusLED fields in the Nodes table

According to cisco there is about a 1.5% bandwidth usage uplift for netflow v5 see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk543/tk812/technologies_white_paper0900aecd802a0eb9.html

Many of the pages supplied by Solarwinds separate the front end web control from the back end code. When creating simple resources I prefer to use a single file which contains both elements. There are a number of examples of the this type of file elsewhere in thwack but below is the one I use ++++ <%@ Control Language="C#"…

Start with a New report Select the Historical - Custom Pollers In the select fields tab the add fields menu provides access to all Custom Poller related fields. The filter results tab also has the same options

For a report with just one custom poller in it select the Historical - Custom Pollers option form the New menu in Report Writer. For reports with multiple pollers I have always had to create an Advanced SQL type report and write a query with multiple subqueries for each poller

I believe errors are 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.14 (in) and 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.20 (out) discards are 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.13 (in) and 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.19 (out)

I suspect that you are providing the object identifier for the object you require eg for the system uptime you would enter 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3 However all oids require an "instance" in addition to the basic identifier. For scalar values (oids with only one answer like sysuptime) this identifier is 0. For tabular values (think…

This code: SELECT InterfaceTraffic_Detail.InterfaceID, MAX(InterfaceTraffic_Detail.DateTime) AS LastDataOut, Nodes.Caption, Interfaces.InterfaceName FROM InterfaceTraffic_Detail INNER JOIN Interfaces ON InterfaceTraffic_Detail.NodeID = Interfaces.NodeID AND InterfaceTraffic_Detail.InterfaceID = Interfaces.InterfaceID INNER…

could you run a discovery covering the IP range of the equipment involved and during the import phase select the relevant device types and interface types that you are interested in. This would add all the interfaces into the database. You could then set all those which you do not want stats for to the "Unmonitored" state

You can do it in a map by creating your own graphic (mygraphic.jpg) and adding the _up (mygraphic_up.jpg) to the red image and _down to the green image

I just run the installer against a (vm) server which was under specced and it went past the "Install Report" ok even though the command window showed warnings related to lack of CPU.

I am not even getting that far. My silent install of the offline installer fails with an undefined configuration file error, what switches are you using?

I thought I could help but now I'm no sure This from MS "Date and time can be stored in SQL Server in datetime or smalldatetime. The datetime data type can store dates from January 1, 1753 to December 31, 9999 to an accuracy of up to 0.003 part of a second. The smalldatetime data type can store data from January 1, 1900 to…