denstjames

Agree! Would love some palo alto and netscaler love.

Let me get the details from my monitoring guy who set it up. As for the alerting solarwinds came back and said the best way to do that is through SNMP traps sent from the netscaler and then setup alerts on the traps.

Here is what he gave me. * It is done thru the “Orion Universal Device Poller”. * Right click on the MIB Name on the left bottom corner. 3. Change the Name to what you want it to be displayed as in the resulting table. For the Status and Health columns, we changed the name of: vsvrState = Status vsvrHealth = Health In…

We did get a custom poller working for the netscaler that shows us the health of the VIP's. Our monitoring guy has a ticket open with them on how to configure alerting based on health still though.

Glad to hear you guys are aware of the feature requests. These are what I have always had issues with in solar winds mapping. If the database knows exactly how they are connected its great but there is always something it doesnt detect properly so the map is not really acurate. Best solution is a way to update the…

Go int Solarwinds, click on settings, all settings. Under product specific settings click ncm settings, under configs, click comparison criteria. Hope this helps.

Yeah I still have this issue on PANOS 7.0.3. I assume this an SNMP issue with the poller to solarwinds not a pan-os issue but I have no idea how to fix it. Any ideas?

Yeah I have the same problem. Here are our rules but our switches still show up listing differences in certs. We have 2900 series and some old 800 series routers doing this.

Agreed. Love the palo alto work!

I've never gotten any of the solarwinds products to reliably discover all connections between devices. Always seems like it find some but not all connections. I have opened tickets about it in the past and I never get a satisfactory answer. I put in a feature request to be able to manually link devices if it doesnt…

For 2960 You can use this: flow record NTA_Record match ipv4 tos match ipv4 protocol match ipv4 source address match ipv4 destination address match transport source-port match transport destination-port collect interface input collect interface output collect counter bytes long collect counter packets long ! ! flow…

Nexus 9k does not support netflow so you have to use sflow. At a basic level this will get it working. feature sflow sflow collector-ip X.X.X.X vrf default source X.X.X.X sflow collector-port 2055 sflow agent-ip X.X.X.X sflow data-source interface Ethernet1/X

Check the directory permissions on the NAS.

Yeah I have one setup like this. flow record netflow-input description IPv4 NetFlow match ipv4 tos match ipv4 protocol match ipv4 source address match ipv4 destination address match transport source-port match transport destination-port match interface input collect transport tcp flags collect interface output collect…

I assume if you source a ping from the IP on g0/0/0.1 you can ping the orion server right? Try to run a packet capture on the solarwinds server to confirm if the traffic is hitting the server or not. Then you know to look on the router or the solarwinds server.

NPM is really used to monitor the uptime/downtime of internet links. Depending on your network configuration NTA will let you know what device is using up the bandwidth, what it is communicating with, what protocol its using, etc. So it will help you figure out what is taking up the bandwidth and what exactly its doing so…