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Good idea about the custom property, I'll try to implement that. Thanks.
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This is the solution I'm using so far, and I'm still trying to figure out how to get the component name that was disabled.
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I already created a report, and I'll try with the test alert. Thank you.
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No, I mean disabled in the assigned application template
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There was no specific incident, but I think it's necessary to monitor AD. Thank you for your suggestions.
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That's what I was thinking but wanted to make sure. Thank you.
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Is this what you need? SELECT t.Caption, t.Vlan, COUNT(t.intcaption) AS [countints] FROM ( SELECT c.Container.Name AS [Name], n.NodeID AS [NodeID], n.Caption AS [Caption], m.Interface.Caption AS [intcaption], m.VlanID AS [Vlan] FROM Orion.NodePortInterfaceMap AS m LEFT JOIN Orion.nodes AS n ON m.NodeID = n.NodeID LEFT JOIN…
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You need to enable snmp on the linux server, depending on the distro you can find a way to do it on the internet, and you might need to add a rule to the firewall to allow snmp. Also if you are trying to monitor tomcat, I believe there is an application specifically for it, you might want to check it out.
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The output needs to be a statistic, try this: $Test=Get-NetTCPConnection -State Listen,Established if($Test -like '*8080*') { Write-Host 'Statistic: 0' | Exit 0} else { Write-Host 'Statistic: 1' | Exit 1}
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@"christopher.t.jones123" Yes, I'm passing the correct tenantid, client_id and client_secret, I can see the token generated in line 23.
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Hi @"christopher.t.jones123", thanks for the reply. I tried using the uri you sent but I get the same error message.
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Yes, I checked the credentials and I was 100% sure the user had admin permissions. Out of desperation I restarted all the SolarWinds services and it started polling the volumes.
