dvanzyl

I would like to have the ability to view it like grafana does graphs!!! Realtime Dashboard NOC view thingy you can call it.

To the dev team, it's a shock to see all other vendors supported except Oracle. Please prioritise this.

Well, for some reason unknown, orion started to poll. btw, i added all required pollers And it be working now. Now I just want to figure out how to add volumes..

Yep, basically it worked, with python-api until created nodes was not updating their statuses. But funny enough, is that adding an interface, it's immediately green and collecting data. I wonder if there is a log file I can tail to get information regarding the node pollers and see if indeed it's polling. Oh and as a test…

any idea why it didn't work on the one system but the other system did. I'm really frustrated regarding the SDK. It worked, now it doesn't work.

Hi, I've updated the SQL to UTC, but still am seeing incorrect times, Screen Shot 2014-05-23 at 14.11.22 PM

Would you mind sharing your SQL? Many thanks!

tdanner​ would you mind posting an updated link, as that link is not working. Thanks, Danie

Hi, So let me start from the beginning, I'm adding a custom chart to a view and proceeding to edit it (/Orion/NetPerfMon/Resources/Reports/EditCustomChartTableWrapper.aspx) Then I "SELECT DATASOURCE", and add the custom SQL, as follows, DECLARE @endDate DateTime = ${toTime} DECLARE @startDate DateTime = ${fromTime} SELECT…

On the subject of alerts. What would be the best way to disable all alerts during a maintenance window and re-enable the ones that was de-activated after the maintenance window has expired? I'm not looking for un-managing nodes, but rather, enable and disable alert rules.

Let me rephrase, If I add arguments and use the python interpreter, I cannot retrieve the arguments with sys.argv and example script to test, import sys print "Statistic.ARGS: %s" % len(sys.argv) print "Message.ARGS: %s" % sys.args I get the statistic part as 1, but an empty array for Message

How do I pass arguments to an python script with the windows script monitor component??

I would like to see an easier or a proper way of adding volumes, because I'm still at a loss what is actually required.