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Did you create the operation manually? If so, did you verify that the IP SLA repsonder is turned on the target device? Have you tried pinging the target from the source router? What were the results?

The state column in the Orion.AlertStatus entity is used to track the state of the alert. The values are as follows 1=Trigger Pending 2=Triggered 3=Reset Pending 4=Reset

Did that user specify his Orion credentials for that Orion? If you go to the user's page in the admin section, you need to specify make sure that user has access to that Orion server and that Orion credentials are specified for that Orion.

You may be able to use notepager pro with Orion to send alerts. I believe in the action you can use the NotePage action. I have not used this action personally, so let me know if you need more info.

Here is some quick info which assumes you are somewhat familiar with using the SDK already. The following verbs were added to the Orion.APM.Application entity CreateApplication int CreateApplication(int nodeId, int applicationTemplateId, int credentialSetId, bool skipIfDuplicate) Description Assigns a template to a node…

What does the device report if you look at the statistics of the operation using the CLI on the device. The MOS that IP SLA reports is the value that is returned through SNMP. The OID we look at is rttMonLatestJitterOperMOS(1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.42.1.5.2.1.42)

I don't have the exact information for you, but generally the higher the number in the Severity property the worse off the node is. For example, the more interfaces for a node that are down the higher the number is going to be. A node with interfaces down will have a higher severity than a node with no interfaces down.

I'm not sure what you mean by there is "no MCS7828H classification". If it is not showing up in the list of sites, it could be because the Vendor is not reported as "Cisco" or that the device is set in NPM to use SNMP v1. Verify what version of SNMP you are using with device in NPM and that NPM is reporting its vendor as…

Some of the resources that you see are copies of each other with different settings. Look for the resource titled ""IP SLA Operations By Status". Once you add it to your summary page you can configure the settings to only show operations whose status is in a state other than Up.

You can change the ip address that IP SLA uses to create the operation by specify the source ip address in the IP SLA node's settings in the IP SLA Node Management page. You can follow the steps outlined at Setting Source IP Address

This looks like a bug in EOC. Can you open a support ticket so that we can track it and you can be notified when it gets fixed. For pass-through authentication, if you are on the same domain then you should be logged in automatically. If you are on a separate domain then you will be prompted to log in with your…

Did you pass the dates in UTC or in local time? The dates should be in UTC.

Not at this time, but that's good feature to have in the future. I'll make sure it gets logged.

That blue icon means it is an Indication. This indications gets fired whenever someone requests an object to be polled from the website. The "Orion.Nodes" entity has a PollNow verb that you can call to request the node to be polled. The verb takes an object identifier in the form of "N:<nodeId>" Where <nodeId> is the Id of…

Can you give me more detail on what you are trying to do so that I may better help you?

 In EOC you can filter by custom properties by using the following notation: For Nodes: Node.CustomProperty.City = 'Atlanta' or for Interfaces Interface.CustomProperty.Room = 1 for Volumes Volume.CustomProperty.Drive = 2 You can read more about the filtering…

I have a very basic client written in golang that you can find on GitHub​. Currently it only supports executing SWQL queries. The Insert, Update, Delete, Verb actions are currently not supported. There is a command line app in the example folder that you can use as a reference. Disclaimer. Even though I do work for…

If you don't enable SSL on the web site, then the traffic between your web browser and the EOC server will not be encrypted. The same for any web site you configure. If you enable SSL on your website then you usually see the padlock symbol either in the address bar or the bottom of your browser. The communication between…

Hi Bryan, You are definitely not the first person to ask for built in accounts. For the time being, are local windows user accounts that are not part of the domain an option? If they are not, then can you please give us reasons why. This would help the PMs to understand the need for built in accounts for EOC. Thanks.

Which operation did you create? VoIP 2.x only supports voip udp jitter. It is the same as the udp jitter operation but you need to remember to specify the codec. Also verify that the correct operation number was specified in the settings on the "manual configuration" page.

Were you previously creating this operations by hand on the router? If you go to the operation details view of one of the operations, in the Operation Details Resource, you can see what the operation number that IP SLA Manager is looking for. You can then connect to the router and check to see if the operation is present…

This is an issue that was found at the end of the development cycle of EOC 1.1. This is something we will fix in the service pack.

Groups do not have a notion of a managed state. The status is always a rollup of all the members of the group. Your current method is the correct way of going about what you are trying to do.

At this time you can't filter by the content of the syslog message. I'll make a note of that for future releases. Thanks.

1) Make sure that all those devices are configured for SNMP v2 or v3. IP SLA Manager does not support SNMP V1. 2) This is a carry over from when the product only supported VoIP. We should propbably only show nodes that have VoIP operations on them.

Can you give more information about what you are trying to accomplish? Are you trying to get the list of triggered alerts?

That is correct. At this time the website does not display the service pack level.

What version of Orion are you using? You can use LIKE similar to SQL. And the corresponding DATEPART functions, are Year(), Week, Month, etc.. In SWQL you can get the response time by querying Orion.ResponseTime entity or you can use the "navigation property" RepsonseTimeHistory on the Nodes Entity Here is a SWQL query…

Are you using Orion 8.5.1 or 9? If you are using Orion 8.5.1 make sure that you've installed the SolarWinds Orion Information Service (SOIS) on the Orion server. You can do this by running the EOC installer on the same Orion server and it will prompt you to install the service. Make sure that port 17777 is not being…

I don't have the full list with me at the moment, but if you look at the list of entities in SWQL studio you should be able to correlate most with which entity the active object refers to. Active ObjectEntityNodeOrion.NodesRouting NeighborsOrion.Routing.NeighborsHardware…