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thwack.solarwinds.com/.../last-received-netflow-never
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Try creating a duplicate local credential on the solarwinds server. Same username and password. So like this. TARGETMACHINE\SWUSER SOLARWIRDSSERVER\SWUSER And then when you add a node on solarwinds, try using SWUSER as the service account or try tricking it by using .\SWUSER.
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As I mentioned, look at the comments. You will find it informative.
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I would suggest, to choose a specific day and see if there would be a time option there. If not, contact support and ask if there's a way to go back to the old UI.
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https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/kss/content/kss_gsg_schedule_to_archive_log_files.htm Looking at this, there is a time where you can set.
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I no longer have a Solarwinds Environment so I can't counter check this for you, but I do remember an RDP option. Please look at this Feature request and look in the comments. thwack.solarwinds.com/.../provide-rdp-link-for-monitored-windows-nodes
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Edit Multiple nodes by putting a checkbox and then clicking on Edit Properities. Or via custom properties. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-editing-custom-properties-sw1484.htm
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documentation.solarwinds.com/.../topicforetwintro.htm
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Test via powershell. Below is an example command. Send-MailMessage -Body 'Test' -SMTPServer smtp.gmail.com -port 465 -Credential (Get-Credential) -UseSsl petermorrissey.blogspot.com/.../sending-smtp-emails-with-powershell.html email.about.com/.../Gmail_SMTP_Settings.htm…
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I'm not Solarwinds support so I cannot answer that for you.
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Did you happen to upgrade to 2025.1.1? I think this is a known issue with IPAM?
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I would suggest for you to try the first instruction as that will verify if the service account you are using has access to to the said servers and can connect via RCP. If it can, then proceed finding those Login Event IDs I mentioned. Because I'm almost certain that you are not getting the needed event IDs and the link I…
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thwack.solarwinds.com/.../linux-disk-iops-with-sam
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You can use Hierarchy Group. thwack.solarwinds.com/.../ipam-hierarchy-group
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use SA account.
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Try exporting it and then doing bulk upload after editing it via spreadsheet. I no longer have a Solarwinds Environment so i cannot verify that for you.
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First, you should have send this to the UDT forum. [mention:485a7fb12896487fbbd0497381735151:23b05a61c3e5445190d9bfa00453bce4] Try the steps below. On the Orion server: 1st Connection Error Test........... 1. Start > run > type MMC where allowed. 2. Click on File and then choose Add Remove Snap in and choose Event Viewer…
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Since this is happening after the upgrade, it would be best to check in with support. You can also check this. solarwindscore.my.site.com/.../DHCP-Scan-Does-Not-Complete-in-IPAM
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Glad to help. You can mark my reply as an answer.
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Based on the Guide, it has to be MSSQL. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-orion-requirements-sw1916.htm
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This is a little bit more complicated. Kindly read the link below from @"mesverrum" thwack.solarwinds.com/.../solar-winds-device-tracker-doesn-t-make-sense
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contacting support is the best route here as this will require log reading.
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I would recommending using packet capture to see if there are traps being received.
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https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/npm/content/core-transforming-poller-results-sw704.htm thwack.solarwinds.com/.../is-it-possible-to-transform-custom-poller-output-from-numbers-to-text
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Navigate to Settings > All Settings > Product Specific Settings > NTA Settings > NetFlow Collector Services. What do you see in that page?
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On the Orion server: 1st Connection Error Test........... 1. Start > run > type MMC where allowed. 2. Click on File and then choose Add Remove Snap in and choose Event Viewer 3. When the popup appears click the radial button next to "Another computer:". Here you can Browse your network or just type the DHCP server name in…
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I don't have one, but you can try this link if it can help you get to it. thwack.solarwinds.com/.../what-s-the-best-way-to-monitor-ssl-certificates-on-linux-devices
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Are those ports coming from one Network Device or from across your environment? If it is across your environment, maybe it is having issues communicating to the Main Poller/Additional Poller. What is the Polling Method of the devices in question, ICMP or SNMP?
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Just type in user device tracker in youtube.
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