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Thanks serena we're planning to the HF4 next week.
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Exactly what I was thinking.... the offline installer does this exactly.
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Anytime we have to move Windows servers or SQL Server it means having to move the SQL database... this is one area where a tool from SolarWinds would help... maybe do the transfer for us instead of us all manually moving SQL databases?
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Is there any possibility it has something to do with Allow monitoring of flows from unmanaged interfaces being checked on Netflow Admin configuration page? I'm not sure just guessing as I just enabled this the other day.
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I never thought anyone would unseat aLTeReGo but Eric CourtesyIT seems to have done it with his millions of links to SAM content for STIG's every quarter is starting to continue to add up. With our switch over to RMF this year I would guess Eric will get more and more hits. I also saw that Eric was considering coming to…
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All dog pictures get extra points!!!
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Yeah you're right byron... sean makes the unix server cpu calculation sound pretty complicated: Using the new OID ssCpuRawIdle: 1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.11.53.0 Transform Formula Truncate({100-{ssCpuRawIdle}/({ssCpuRawKernel}+{ssCpuRawIdle}+{ssCpuRawSystem}+{ssCpuRawUser}+{ssCpuRawWait}+{ssCpuRawnice})*100},2) I too wonder what…
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idk this is a serious blast from the past you are looking at... I suppose if you can try pasting the SQL into the report writer and see if you can get any results... a few of the table names may have changed but my guess is it's still pretty workable from glancing over it. I used to use this resource back 5 years ago lol!
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every time not everything and how come edit doesn't work on these threads????
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This still cracks me up even the second time lololol!
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It looks really great cobrien!!! All our network people are going to love this!
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It certainly is NOT easy.
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YES! I'm in Firepower and Firesight now called Firepower Management Center heck in a way... I used some snort back in the old days but this is all totally new on these -X ASA's. It's starting to soak in some :^}
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That's what I did even thought it didn't seem to make sense to me to have to do it. After I made the change and waited a couple days... all of sudden I didn't have over 100% utilization any longer.
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@Eitan I would seriously look into the suggestions of njoylif: when running 32bit was setting AWE in the DB Server memory properties (I have heard many people having great improvement after making this change) hard set the amount of memory SQL can use, ensuring that the OS has 2GB or 4GB RAM to use for system and other…
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No you should be able to from unix or engineers toolset walk the mib and look and see if any of the cpqrack-mib oids work for HP Bladecenter. I don't have a bladecenter to test on... I just thought that like many other HP products that they would use the Compaq mibs.
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This would be a good feature. I often look at a graph in NTA and see a spike and would like to easily focus on just that area of flow data. :}
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I just fixed it... I had to change it to TLS from SNMP to get exchange to even accept the credentials... I'm not really sure why this is since I don't think I set anything like that up for Orion yet it works with SNMP I think. Who knows? If someone else has this problem with newer exchange server and LEM try using TLS…
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Sorry I acidentally suggested your question as an answer. Another option is to just walk the mib on the device and look and see what's there if you're having trouble just trying a specific OID.
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Seems like the trigger condition would have to have some ability to walk the table to check against it. I've seen this implemented in ruby snmp lib not that it's going to help: walk(object_list, index_column=0) {|index_vb| ...} Walks a list of ObjectId or VarBind objects using get_next until the response to the first OID…
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One thing I've gotten before is the player trying to use credentials that were expired. I decided I needed a service account for the player to use instead of my own creds.
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That's actually pretty impressive Ricky... also you should be able to see the actually monitoring traffic from any of your pollers as each is a user experience monitor in it's own right... at least I think it is if you have NTA at least. Just look at the snmp and whatever else you use across the WAN... If it's SAM and a…
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You could sync all the clients on the timezone the solarwinds server is in... we do that on some networks but it'll confuse some people.
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Hehe... I wouldn't go that far but aLTeReGo does deserve some props... he's the SAM man 4 sure.
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That's what I get also...
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That I'm not 100% sure about. I have VMAN but I'm not the one that uses it regularly.
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@Debbie- I just tested this on mine with the AJAX and Remember Expanded Groups option. After Setting Grouping levels by custom properties it seems to be working correctly. Edit correction if you mean after a refresh do the groups remain expanded... then no it's not working sorry I jumped the gun. When I changed it back to…
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I wonder if in the following kind of scenario you could then monitor the "bond0" 4.1.4 Configuration 4: In this configuration, NIC 0 is shared between the service console and the VMkernel. NIC 1 is dedicated to VMkernel. NIC 0 and NIC 1 are teamed by the VMkernel to provide a bond. This bonding provides for NIC redundancy…
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@congo I don't have the problem these days but I used to monitor/manage mutliple customers with overlapping address space. As I'm sure you're aware many people use the 10.x.x.x address space and often start at 10.1.0.x /24. At the time we were using HP Openview network node manager to monitor these networks and at the time…
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For windows servers here a link to configuring snmp on the servers so you can poll them and receive traps from them with NPM. You can test the setup from NPM when you add the nodes. You need to make sure that snmp is permitted from your NPM to and from the devices you are monitoring. This would most likely be in the…
