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Yeah from what I've seen SRM is the way to go... the old Storage manager product that was called something else before seems like it never really meshed with Orion well at all. I have all EMC and Netapp storage so hopefully the new SRM will be my next module to add to Orion and finally complete my app stack picture...…
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I'm currently on: Orion Platform 2014.1.0, SAM 6.1.0, NPM 10.7, NTA 3.11.0, IVIM 1.9.0 and thought I was ready to move up to 11.5 new SAM and NTA 4.x but I may wait a little while longer even after seeing this... I haven't decided yet. My system is SLX and big so I have to be careful. At least mine are all VM's and I can…
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@TGhosh I agree with you 100%. The functionality needs to be in BOTH places period.
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pyro13g is correct and sometimes if you have to add a bunch of resources it's easy to just increment the NetObject part of the link and add the resouces you want that way.
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Is this still like this a year later Richard? I thought this was supposed to worked out a while ago? I hate having configuration wizard not run correctly. What is the Solarwinds correct way to use FQDN with port 443?
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It wasn't mine it was rgivens that had the problem.
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This almost sounds like a bug to me... why should it be different whether it's on the homepage or not.
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For group name to show up you have to select from the What type of report would like to create box to start the report as Groups:Current Status of Group Members. You can enter the ${Name} variable into the is equal to box when you add that condition.
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Kinda what I was thinking in the beginning... just create a report and use that resource... or email it or...
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@meddle01- I actually do this myself with the map hoverovers you configure by hitting edit in the corner on your map then the Edit Map Tooltips... then here is what my interface configuration looks like: Last Change: ${LastChange} ${OutBandwidth} It works well for me to quickly see what the Bandwidth is on an interface…
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Wow that's one heck of query :}
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You're so right Casey. The graphical Net Timeline is super cool... and you are also right about the error messages. Made me think about LaPoint's new poll on whether or not we are using IE6... I know when you try to get product to work with every version of IE and conform to everyone elses (FF, Opera, Chrome, etc.) normal…
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Yes if you're already on new enough OS version (newer than windows 2008R2) and newer SQL Server (newer than 2008) then you can upgrade existing VM's or servers.
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That's right. The big problem was that 12.2 won't install on windows 2008 R2 and also wouldn't support SQL Server 2008 either so I had to upgrade in place up to version 12.1 then move the database over to my new SQL Server and new 12.1 NPM VM running on windows 2012R2. After the database was moved and I'm now running…
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It's a delicate balance I think. We definitely waited too long on these two systems... that was the first one... we still have another to do yet! Having an installer like we have now is a BIG improvement from the old method.
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That's kinda been a feature for a long time now o.O having those be seperate!
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It's kept me out of some pretty serious problems more than once too!
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From the web interface it's under HOME -> MessageCenter
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I'm trying to figure out where to look in the console on IE? I tried starting debugging in the script tab and even turning the profiler on but I'm not seeing anything come up in the window when I have Console selected.
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I just started getting this exact same symptom... trying to figure out why it won't seem to query ad for a user group although the test seems to work. For me it's the same domain the server is joined to... it's not even another domain.
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It depends on the server but in windows you can see your routes with: route print If it's a server with more than one nic make sure RRAS isn't running any routing protocols that could route traffic between the networks. Also this has a good chapter on routing https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8781…
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Is there anything in the solarwinds servers event log under SolarWinds.Net? Do a right click on my computer and select manage and then look in the event logs.
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You poller looks pretty good considering how many elements you have on it... the next thing: Are you running your SQL server on the same or a separate box? The next thing I would look at since your issue seems to be intermittent is running perfmon on the server NPM is running on and letting it run for while looking at…
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You may be right about it not working before if I hadn't been using those filters at the time. I have noticed that calculations being different between website and the application... at first it unnerved me a bit to see different numbers.
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That Cisco link doesn't work even with a Gold Partner login... you need a special association with Cisco: To download this software you must have a valid Technical Support Services Agreement associated to your Cisco.com user ID.
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This is also why the main admin group should always be on top...
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I'm curious how they would have ever come up with a default like .1??? What is the thinking behind this? Was this just some random default or what? I thought many of the other default values where was weird like -12348764824 or something strange like that so I don't know where .1 came from??? Who has that as a BW on a…
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Wow that's good to know as I haven't pushed out that many agents yet... that's a concern to find out. Knowing how Alterego is I'd be willing to be they are very interested in your case and solving the problem as well. It'll be interesting to see how the linux agents perform and hand things compared to windows too I'm…
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@memnoch25 Are your devices configured to export both ingress and egress flows to NTA? or just ip flow ingress
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Try some of these: Cpu OID - .1.3.6.1.4.1.43.45.1.6.1.1.1.2 - The overall CPU busy percentage in the last 5 second period. Memory OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.43.45.1.6.1.2.1.1.2 - Indicates the total size of the memory module which is on the managed object. .1.3.6.1.4.1.43.45.1.6.1.2.1.1.3 - Indicates the free size of the memory…