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When you unmanage a node or any other object, you want to look at the Status property not ChildStatus. Status value should change to 9 (Unmanaged). ChildStatus represents a rollup of interfaces and other objects connected off the node.

What Java app server are you using if any. JBoss, GlassFish?

There is a sample already provided here that shows how to add members to a group. That sample adds a definition that uses the "filter" definition. Instead of using a filter, get the Uri of the node and use that as the definition.

Try putting parens around the expression after THEN. As such: SELECT tolocal(AStat.TriggerTimeStamp) AS [Time of Alert], AStat.ObjectName AS [Alert], ADefs.Name AS [Category], tolocal(AStat.AcknowledgedTime) AS [Acked Time], AStat.AcknowledgedBy AS [Acked By], AStat.Notes, CASE AStat.ObjectType WHEN 'Node' THEN…

This is not possible with EOC at this time.

We currently do not support a command such as SUBSTRING, but it is a reasonable request.

We've had a little bit of a headache using Axis/Axis2 in general. I would recommend trying jaxb2 to generate code from the wsdl.

Please take a look at the Orion SDK which can now be found here. There is a sample powershell script that shows how to add nodes to Orion.

This is not possible at this time.

This forum is for Enterprice Operations Console (EOC). You should post your question on the Network Performance Monitor (NPM) forum.

You can use the SWQL Studio tool that comes with the sdk to browse the data model. For current stats look at Orion.NodesStats Orion.VolumesStats For historical statistics look at Orion.CPULoad Orion.ResponseTime Orion.VolumeUsageHistory For C# development take a look at the VB.Net sample that is part of the SDK.

It is part of the sources on github located here

There is a file that the web server uses that is stored externally that you can copy over from your first server. This file contains the information about EOC users and roles. This file can be found in Website\App_Data. The name of the file follows the naming convention of “Az_{db host}_{db name}.xml”. {db host} and {db…

Are you referring to the status of an Orion server when the resource is grouped by Orion server?

If you have Orion NPM 12.0 or Orion Platform 2016.2.100 then you should have the following verbs available to you on the "Orion.Accounts" entity CreateOrionAccount which takes arguments accountId and password and ChangePassword which takes arguments accountId and password you will need admin rights on the server to call…

You can try right clicking on the installer exe and setting the compatibility to 2008 or 2003 and rerunning the installer. I have not tried this. Also note we have not tested against 2008 R2.

Are you by any chance using pass through authentication with Orion? 

What you see through the API are entities that are specifically exposed by us. We do not automatically expose all the tables you see in the database. While it is possible for you to expose your tables, I'm not sure it something we support.

What version of Orion and VoIP are you using? Did this just start happening?

This is what the xml would look like <ArrayOfMemberDefinitionInfo xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.solarwinds.com/2008/Orion"> <MemberDefinitionInfo> <Name>foo</Name> <Definition>swis://./Orion/Orion.Nodes/NodeID=36</Definition> </MemberDefinitionInfo> <MemberDefinitionInfo>…

I'm guessing the servers do not have access to the outside world since you are using a modem. I don't know of a good way to do this without writing my own little app that handles alerts from two computers. You may want to ask in the Orion forum.

Is there a EOC banner displayed with this error, or is it just a white page with that error? Can you post a screenshot or copy and paste the text so I can get a better idea of the error? Thanks.

Can you tell us which version of Orion and VoIP Monitor you are trying to install. Did you get an error when you ran the installer or the configuration wizard?

Nodes do not count against your license unless you have created or are monitor operations on that node. That column is just telling you whether it counts against your license or not.

You can find a list of pollers int the "Orion SDK.pdf" in the section titled "Available Poller Types" on page 42. The doc is installed with the Orion SDK and found in "C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion SDK\Documentation\Orion SDK.pdf"

DiscoverInterfacesOnNode only handles interfaces and right now we don't expose an API for discovering wireless controllers through the SDK.

Which version of Orion are you using? It works for me when I use curl and post with the data below [ "Test Group", "Core", "60", "0", "Test", "true", [ { "name":"Sstore-DQ", "definition":"swis://./Orion/Orion.Nodes/NodeID=1" } ] ]

You can use the SDK to invoke the CRUD methods on the Orion.WorldMap.Point entity. The account will have to have node management rights to do that.

We currently don't expose the day of the week function. Writing the equation you are talking is not possible in SWQL as it would would require lookup tables for some of the variables

Looks like this a duplicate of another post that I answered.