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  • Do any of the values in your CSV have quotes in them? This script worked for me if (! (Get-PSSnapin | where {$_.Name -eq "SwisSnapin"})) { Add-PSSnapin "SwisSnapin" } # Connect to SWIS $hostname = "localhost" $swis = Connect-Swis -host $hostname $SiteCode = "Dev"; $members = @( @{ Name = "$SiteCode"; Definition =…
  • You can add and delete entries of the "Cirrus.IgnoreNodes" entity using the sdk via the CRUD operations.
  • I'm not sure I understand the problem. Are you saying you are unable to scale up the maps?
  • The "Orion SDK.pdf" that comes with the SDK should have a list of supported functions and various constructs. For the query in your comment, here is a SWQL version that returns the utilization for all interfaces in the last 24 hours SELECT InterfaceID, AVG(InAveragebps) AS InAvgBps, MIN(InMinbps) AS InMinBps, MAX(InMaxbps)…
  • The World Map coordinates are stored in the Orion.WorldMap.Point entity. You can use the Orion SDK to add entries to that. The Instance property should reflect the type of object you are adding. e.g. for a node it would be "Orion.Nodes" The InstanceId is the value of the key of that object. e.g. the value of NodeID for…
  • By default we use the ip address that Orion knows about. We do allow you to specify the source ip address by editing the node properties in the ip sla node admin area. * If you are on the IP SLA summary view, click on IP SLA Manager Settings * Click on Manage IP SLA Nodes * Check the node you want to change the IP address…
  • When querying through SWIS all dates are return in UTC. You can use the ToLocal() function to convert it to the server's local time SELECT EventID, ToLocal(EventTime) AS EventTime, Message FROM Orion.Events
  • What version of VoIP Monitor are you currently using? We support and have tested against Cisco CallManager, and don't support any other types of Call Managers at this time.
  • Can you show us the code you are using to add one group as a child of another? It should very similar to adding any other object as a child to a group.
  • Any chance you can provide diagnostics when the issue occurs? If it does happen next time, you shouldn't have to re-install . You can just restart the Collector service and Orion BusinessLayer Host. I would try restarting the Orion BusinessLayer host first and see if that solves the issue.
  • Let me take a look at this and get back to you.
  • This looks like a runtime error and not a compile error. Is this running the sample without any modifications?
  • The only limitation is the duration, 30 days. After 30 days EOC will no longer update the data
  • This is a limitation/bug with account limitations regarding alerting data. Right now the data is not filtered for you if you query those two entities directly. You can work around the issue by explicitly doing a join against the nodes, interfaces, volumes entities. When you do that then Orion will auto filter the data.
  • In your resource filter, you can try setting the filter to Node.Status <> 9
  • Since EOC does not track historical data it is possible to have it work with the 4 gig limit. I should also ask, what modules you use on the two orions?
  • VoIP 2.1 should work on Sql Server 2000.
  • The netflow sources are synced each time EOC polls on Orion server. Are the 10 sources a repeat of the same one? You can look in the database and look at the EOC_NetFlow_Source table. If you truncate that table and wait for the next poll it should be in sync.
  • Can you open a support ticket and provide them with a diagnostics by running the application Start Menu -> Program Files -> SolarWinds Orion -> Documentation and Support -> Orion Diagnostics Thanks.
  • Is it taking that long every time?
  • 1. Open the “Local Security Policy” panel. 2. On the left side Select “User Rights Assignment” 3. On the right side, double click/open the “Replace a process level token” entry 4. Make sure that “Network Service” is listed. If not, then add it. 5. Restart IIS
  • Here is the current list: Value : Description 0: Uknown 1: Up/Available 2: Down 3: Partly Available 4: Not Licensed 5: Warning 6: Critical 7: Disabled 8: Unmanaged 12: Unreachable
  • When you say map icons, are you refering to submaps or are you refering to the tree list in the MapMaker? If you are refering to submaps, drill down to the map, are there objects in the map that are yellow/red?
  • This is actually the Orion EOC forum, but I'll try to help anyway. :) If you are using Orion 9.0 you will need to use the Universal Device Poller and create a Transform for your poller. You should be able to divide the value by 100 and get it in the appropriate format. Zeid
  • There are really 3 types of accounts. * There is the windows account that you use to log into EOC. * There is the Orion account that you specify when adding an Orion server to EOC. Usually this account doesn't have account limitations associated with it. * There is the Orion account a user needs to specify for each Orion…
  • You acknowledge events through the invoke API by calling the "Acknowledge" verb on the "Orion.Events" entity. This is a powershell script that acknowledges events. if (!(Get-PSSnapin -Name "SwisSnapin" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)){ Add-PSSnapin SwisSnapin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue}swisTarget =…
  • I was not able to reproduce your issue. To better help you, please submit a ticket with our support and provide a diagnostics file. You can generate the diagnostics file by running the application, Start Menu -> Programs -> SolarWinds Orion Enterprise Operations Console -> EOC Diagnostics
  • EOC aggregates and rolls up data from several NPM installations to give you a network wide view.
  • You can use whatever version control system that suites your environment. There really isn't anything specific about SWIS/SWQL to dictate a certain type of version control.
  • The next version of EOC should allow maps with dashes and other characters except for the $ charactor in the file name. THe run time error you are getting should be fixed in a service pack/hostfix. You should contact support to get that.