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 Karlo, Just emailed you the mib-walk. Let me know if you don't get it. Andy

 I have a couple of meetings coming up but will try to get this for you this afternoon.

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the info and great work on this release.

Forgot to add that. Good catch!

Awesome! I really like NPM as a monitoring tool and look forward to each new release. Keep up the great work!

I do currently utilize map variables in the popups and labels. Map metrics are nice if you're talking about being able to mark an upper-level map object as warning/critical based on the number of lower-level objects that are available. Possibly I'm doing something wrong, but it seems that the child status of a lower-level…

This is what I have for the power supply alert... Subject: Power Supply Failure on ${NodeName}. Body: One or more of the power supplies have failed on ${NodeName}. Time Detected: ${ShortTime} Status of all power supplies: ${CustomPollerStatus.Status} Just as a note... The sample that I posted was for the power supply…

I have a few custom pollers setup which gather virtual, pool, and member status. I'm also gathering some historical traffic stats on the virtuals. I don't really care for the way that F5 has their mibs laid out as it's not easy to link the members back to the pools, or the pools to the virtuals.

No solution yet. When I use MIB Browser, I am seeing the addresses formatted correctly, but when I use the UDP to gather the data and display it in a chart, it shows up as the funky characters like you have in your pic. Very strange.

Sorry... Bad link. www.myciscocommunity.com/.../cisco-nexus-1000v-bundled-with-solarwinds-orion-npm Drew.

 Thanks for the quick reply! You may want me to post this in another thread, but I also have noticed that in the syslog view, there is no longer a 'select all' box to clear messages.

Glad I'm not the only one that has to babysit the installs to kill the NPM service. I'm getting pretty good at timing it though.

I had the same issue after removing the toolkit from my polling server. After removing the toolkit, go to your control panel-add and remove programs, and do a repair on NPM. This worked for me. Good luck.

Sam, You're AWESOME! Works perfectly. Thanks.

Are there any plans to add this as a future feature? As datacenters are now becoming more virtualized and adds/removes are becoming more frequent, this would be a huge thing to add. I noticed awhile back that Solarwinds had a bundle advertised which included the 1000v and NPM which leads me to believe that you are fairly…

Thats perfect! I was able to create a change template using the @ContextNode.SysName variable and get the filename correct. I'm now having an issue where it's changing the file path from save /var/tmp/@FileName to /var mp/@FileName. I have a ticket open, but at least this is a great start. { string @FileName=…

Sorry, no, just a basic network atlas map. I've created some interface objects in a map which represent the wan circuits, and the only metrics that are configurable are errors and discards. I'd love to see the ability to put an interface object into warning or critical status based on % utilization to show degradation.…

Excellent! Just the answer I had hoped for. There is a thread on the forum which lists the supported Cisco products, but this one wasn't listed. Thanks!

 I currently have an additional webserver setup in our dmz which I use for PDA access. I had to create a remote-use account to give a better slimmed down summary page to make it look better on our smartphones. I don't think there is official support, but it will work with alot of playing around to get the look and feel…

I'd also like to see if this is possible or something that is in the works. I had a thread on here awhile back, but may not have explained what I wanted this well.

Thanks for the info! Will look forward to the RC to get these added.

I am also seeing this issue. Only get reboot notifications for my UPS and PBX equipment though. Never on Cisco equipment. Drew.

I have an alert setup using both of these UnDP's. Here's what I have... The first condition is optional... I have a custom node property named "Monitor Power Supply State" to tag which devices I am alerting on as some of my older cisco switches do not support these oid's. Trigger when ALL apply -> Monitor Power Supply…

It's not just you. I updated the mib database and see the same thing on my install.

56 interfaces exporting netflow data to the toolset is going to flood your app with data. Given your expectation for a desktop application to process this much data using a non-enterprise class database, you're destined for disappointment. Personally, I don't see anything unprofessional with their response. They told you…

 Just installed it and it looks great. Nice ESX features. I had written a poller to give this info, but having it come right out of the box is a nice feature. Look forward to further enhancements.

I'd also like to see this functionality in the future. It seems that most Oracle database instances are built on HA topologies, whereas SQL seems to be on single box setups. We've been asking for this feature from all of our monitoring software vendors.

It is possible (using account limitations) to give different user accounts permissions to only see the devices which are assigned to them. I use this feature to create view 'templates' and assign devices based on the users group. i.e. give the server team views to only the servers, SAN team views to their storage…

Works great once you get it working... Nice to have visibility back. Netflow on the Nexus1k the best thing since sliced bread. Drew.