ecklerwr1 · Sr. Network / Systems Architect · ✭✭✭✭✭

Click on the title above the gauges or interface view you want and it will open in a new window. Then copy the link from the browser at top of browser where the URL's are. Paste this into the custom html Miscellaneous resource box and it will add it to your custom view.

While true I usually stay at least one version back from the latest... call me paranoid.

This makes me think they are running an outdated unsupported system then.

nice one larry... it escaped me that you could make the filters on alerts view stick...

Another thing you could try but doesn't explain why this is happening is try .gif vs. .jpg or vice versa and see if that makes a difference. Just load your background image in an image editor and save it as a different image type, use that as your background and see if it makes a difference.

You might also get some clues to what's happening by looking at the event logs on the server itsself. Also make sure that something like a host firewall isn't causing the issue.

And is in the process of being fixed not not... sorry.

I agree someone did a workaround mod which adds a icon that links to an web based ssh client on a machine which would possibly work for you... see: ?PageIndex=2 This way you would only have to add the one ssh client to the ACL I believe.

We still use ASA's but have recently moved a lot to Palo Alto too. It does everything basically. You order which ever features you want. Also the proxying it does is inline and transparent for web proxy.

I'm still digging into the capabilities of this extension... there's even extensions built for the extension :} I'm even finding bugs in some of the NPM already :P

First I don't see how either of the two SW's applications could be called an Application Programmers Interface. To me a an API is a published list of function calls that can be used by programmers for direct interface to a products underlying functions. As far as I know SolarWinds doesn't offer an API. @lchance I actually…

One way is to use an snmp agent on the server. A free one is net-snmp. Another option is to forward the event logs as syslog messages to orion. Solarwinds has one: http://solarwinds.s3.amazonaws.com/solarwinds/Release/Components/LogForwarder-v1.zip Log Forwarder for Windows can be installed on your Windows servers and will…

Here's a working link for Chris's NTA Cleanup Tool:

Chris- For some reason that page is not found... also Georgiy what's the story with this NTA cleanup tool? Maybe it should be included as an .exe in the main s/w install in case you ever need it in the future. I assume people usually just upgrade and don't try and uninstall then install a later version.

Same things that applied with 10.3 years ago still apply today... If this is new do you a have a firewall that could be blocking some of the traffic from the poller? Is NPM talking to the database alright? Also after adding nodes it takes a little while for the stats to start populating the database enough to show graphs…

You'd think it would create the directory but somehow this doesn't really surprise me.

I was thinking there might be a way to use this trap and possibly report on any nodes that haven't had one within a certain time frame: Alert: Virus Definition File Update • Alert: <Alert Name > •Computer: <Computer Name > • Date: <Date > •Time: <Time > • Description: <Description > •Severity: <Severity > • Source: <Source…

And obviously don't allow routing across the host.

If this works on any volume it would be pretty cool...

Thanks for everything Danielle you and Maria and Mrs. Alterego and all the Head Geeks... especially pHubb really make everything about having to fight with problems and work through issues and even learn about things (even besides the software) better than any other software companies I've even worked with before. It's…

I probably am a version behind... that's probably why I'm not familiar with this yet.

Probably the best way to confront the ISP would be to show them reports that you have run from NPM on availability, response time, etc. These will both work with only ICMP polling. If you have snmp polled data also you could show that you are getting packets dropped etc. if you feel your ISP isn't living up to their SLA's…

I think I'm actually using this one actually... they are similar.

I kinda thought the same thing... I was just worried somehow Sat and Sunday might sneak in... We run lots of backup jobs to some remote sites and it pegs utilization at close to 100%. I don't care about that so during the day is the time I really am worried about utilization, cpu, and memory loading.

Thanks for asking Georgiy. With my size network the reports for NTA run without issue (at least today). I like the graphs on the webpages. The only drawback with the reports under reports is that the graphs can't be included on them and scheduled (I know this is a requested feature). My attempted solution to this has been…

Hehe that may put an end to that but... it still hearkens back to the original thread like this! I had to relink it again for posterity and blasts from the past. Re: Post your Solar Winds home page

lololol!

I've got the doc for you: http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/paws/13822/pixsnmp.pdf This helped me out more than most of the other stuff I could find anywhere. This part is helpful: MIB Support by Version These are the versions of MIB support in the PIX: * PIX Firewall Software Versions 4.0 until 5.1—System and Interface…

As you can see I'm running a newer -33 version and everything seems to work as expected.

I think Georgiy's point was that there are issues with some versions of the ios incuding yours I think: The Cisco IOS version you are running "12.2-18.SXF12a.bin" according Cisco website (Netflow is globle export only) not just single interfaces.…