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You can monitor this with IP SLA using R1 as the source and R4 as the destination and vv

The issue is resolved in FortiOS 5.2.8. I have installed 5.2.8 and tested ssh access from NCM fine

Like superfly99 said it will be better to run it from Start> All Programs> ...... But if you have to run it from command then C:\>cd C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\NCM C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\NCM>SolarWindsDiagnostics.exe

Hi Bryan, You can achive that by configuring IP SLA on 6500 and have Orion monitor.that. Please see the link to Solarwinds IP SLA monitor. Free IP SLA Monitor from SolarWinds

Add "Multiple Interface Chart" and then from the home page in the newly added chart configure the interfaces.

In the first capture the alert will be triggered when IAROCDB1 fixed disk used > 80% and “Caption” does not contain “%/usr/software%” AND “%/home/%” In the second capture the alert will be triggered when IAROCDB1 fixed disk used > 80% and “Caption” does not contain “%/usr/software%” OR “%/home/%” The volume caption cannot…

You can also check your firewall/internet edge router inbound rules. You should have NAT/PAT translations for public access to your DMZ or internal network. The translated rules will give you not only the public IPs in use but also the mapped internal IPs and the TCP/UDP port numbers. Solarwinds has FSM that can help as…

Try this - login to your webinterface. Click on Settings on the top right corner of the page, then Settings > NCM Settings. In NCM Settings page "Add or Manage Nodes" under "NCM Node Management. See if you can find the node, tick it and "Remove node from NCM". I hope this works.

Was the 6509 recently upgraded? If it was recently upgraded and if the node existed in the NCM before the upgrade, I would suggest removing the node from Orion and re-adding.

I can comment on the second question - Transmit discard doesn't have anything to do with the ping results. The transmit discard is an indication either the interface has speed/duplex problem with the device connected to it, or the device connected to that interface is not accepting the packets as fast as your 3560 sending…

Like @tim.l.nelson suggested you need to enable session tracing. to do that login to web gui and go to > Settings > NCM Settings> Advanced Settings> and tick “Enable Session Tracing” checkbox.

The job logs are saved in C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\NCM\Jobs as Job-{jobID}.Log

NCM v7.1.1 When you create the configuration download job you can specify the nodes that you want to download the configurations from. You just need to add a condition in "nodes" tab. The screenshot is from my config download job for Fortinet devices.

On the routers or switches where you ran “crypto key generate” ( probably to enable ssh), the IOS generated a self-signed certificate. The startup config has a path to the certificate which is being read into the running configuration after the device starts. I am also interested to see if the certificate can be excluded…

I opened a case with Solarwinds (case number 533405) and they confirmed that feature is not available. Here is the response from the tech ________________ On the older version of Orion, custom properties is in check box before it was moved on the web console. As, of the moment this feature is not available to current NPM…

To create a local user in NCM login to the web Gui. Click on Settings on the top right corner. In the settings page click on Manage Accounts. This will bring you to Admin Accounts page. “Add New Account” in “Individual Accounts” tab and choose “Orion Individual account” during the account creation. Make sure you choose the…

Try from Solarwinds Web Console if the Juniper nodes are already added to Solarwinds : Settings > NCM Settings > Add or Manage Nodes > Group by Vendor > Select all Juniper nodes and click “Add Nodes to NCM” . I hope this is what you are looking for.

The job logs are saved as job-xxxxx.log in C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\NCM\Jobs. You can verify the job number by launching Solarwinds Configuration Manager and going to Schedule > Display/Edit Jobs . Find the job in the list that was created to automatically download the configurations, double click on it. The…

I think this had to be posted in Network Performance Monitor forums not Network Configuration Manager. 1. Cisco routed VLAN interface bandwidth is 1Gb by default. I am assuming you customized the bandwidth on VLAN 2162 by editing vlan2162 interface from Orion NPM? I just tried that to test and it worked for me. I have NPM…

NCM v 7.1.1 The node OS Image and OS version in the system inventory is the booted IOS not the saved image.