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Can you clarify what is wrong? In the container structure it shows you have Container ID 330 with two sub containers 328 and 329. Can you post your code?

That should be possible. You may have to install EOC first and then the additional poller.

Can you share your script?

You can use the OrionSDK and either write a script or use SWQL Studio to execute the query below. SWQL Studio will let you export the result to a csv file. SELECT IPAddress, DNS, SysName, Vendor, MachineType FROM Orion.Nodes You can also use something like curl and execute a http post to https://<orion…

What version of Orion and VoIP do you have installed? If you are running Orion 9.1 sp2 please make sure you have VoIP 2.0 sp3 or later installed as well.

Looks like the message sent was not formatted properly. Unfortunately I've never used the soap client in php, but we've had someone use perl to access the web service. Maybe this thread will be of some help.

This is the forum for the EOC product. I would ask your question in the NPM forum.

You've run into an issue we are currently investigating and trying to resolve. It doesn't happen occur for for everyone so it has been quite difficult to figure out why this is happening. For now you workaround the issue by following the instructions provided Microsoft at http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=884495Can you…

Your IOS probably requires the rtr commands. Can you try typing rtr <operation num> You can read about configuring the udp jitter operation at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/iosswrel/ps6537/ps6555/ps6602/prod_white_paper0900aecd804fb392.pdf Just make sure you specify the codec.

How many sites in total did you add? You need to add at least 2 devices as sites. When you click on the Call Manager link on the summary view it will take you to your Call Manager details view. Do you see a list of the phones that are connected?

This is occuring to resolve the hostname of the ip addresses that are part of the netflow data.

I will take a look at your case.

Make sure you the Call manager node you added to Orion is being monitored through SNMP and it is set to SNMP v2 or v3

This Query should get you the last availability of all nodes in the last 7 days SELECT R.Node.Caption, AVG(R.Availability) AS AvailabilityFROM Orion.ResponseTime RWHERE ObservationTimestamp > ADDDAY(-7, GETUTCDATE())GROUP BY R.Node.NodeID, R.Node.CaptionORDER BY Availability DESC

If you just group by Vendor or Node does it show any information.

What version of the IOS are you running the operations on? Also what version of IPSLA do you have installed? There was a bug with certain versions of the IOS where certain dates were off Here is a thread that mentions it

Can you try placing the namespace on the ArrayOfAlertInfo element instead of AlertInfo and see if that works?

Unfortunately, not at this time.

BulkDelete and BulkUpdate were recently added the REST API and should be available in the next release

To manipulate containers you need to use the verbs that are on the Orion.Container entity. Attached is a sample C# that will create a container containing 1 node. 

There isn't a limit to how many EOCs can connect to the same Orion. You can monitor the same Orion from several EOCs without issue. There also is no enforced limit for the number of logged in users in EOC. It will depend mostly on the configuration of your web server.

The BasicHttpBinding may be affected by certificate verification. Have you tried disabling the certificate verification on your client?

In the View Manager, in the admin area, you can edit the resource settings and specify a filter for the particular view. This will apply to all users who see that view.

this is the EOC forum. You may want to post your question in the NetFlow forums.

EOC doesn't look at historical data, it primarily focuses on the current stats of Orion objects. So that data is not available for you to run your query against. If you want to use SWQL against your Orion server, you'll need to use the Alerting entities and the Orion.ContainerStatus entity. If you want to automate this you…

What version of Orion are you using? The SQL you found should be fine. If you run the Orion Database Maintenance app and force it to run, does it clean up your pollers table?

Can you provide the log file for the SWIS service. It is usually located at "C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\InformationService\v3.0\Orion.InformationService.log"

What exactly are you trying to accomplish because the example you pasted is not correct. The AlertInfo definition should look like [DataContract(Name = "AlertInfo", Namespace = "http://schemas.solarwinds.com/2008/Orion")] public class AlertInfo { [DataMember(IsRequired = true, Order = 1)] public string DefinitionId { get;…

The majority of the OIDs we poll and write to are in the CISCO-RTTMON-MIB (1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.42). We also test if the credential is correct by accessing the SysContact(1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0) OID.

Table that holds the basic operation info is called VoipOperationInstances Thresholds are in VoipOperationThresholds