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

I said if there were two different agents. From my experience you usually monitor all of a devices interfaces through one IP address (on routers/switches best practice many times is through a loopback address because the interface is always up as long as the device is reachable). From this one IP the agent's MIB is polled…

Oh yeah quick correction... For getting data with the UnDP, the MIB doesn't actually have to be in the Orion MIB database. You only need to provide the OID in the proper field and Orion will be able to get the data.

There are some MIB editors in the market but if yours will be fairly small and you really want to delve into SMI you might want to start with rfc's: SNMPv1 Data Definition * RFC 1155 - Structure of Management Information * RFC 1215 - Convention for defining Traps for use in SNMP SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 Data Definition * RFC 2578…

You might try looking in here and search for temp: https://netdot.uoregon.edu/trac/browser/trunk/mibs/nortel/s5reg.mib?rev=1601

This is good 2 know G... thanks for the info :}

I can relate to dealing with this as well... it's a LOT of work. I'm a TA as well so that's more stuff to deal with and more tokens and PIN's and all that goes with it.

No kidding I can relate to that but we all have unclassified networks too... we have a report phishing button in outlook and also send users fake phishing emails to test and train them throughout the year.

I would open a ticket and also request feature enhancement. I've also noticed some events are often missing the userid or machine name. I too am using SEP14 now. Before I upgraded from SEP12 to SEP14 I was getting millions of SecurityCenter Errors Service Warning Provider SID SecurityCenter 17. I looked it up and MS said…

That's the exact same thing I told you to do but I even made the report the way you wanted it TX separate from RX.

I uploaded a transmit and receive report example for you Grimey: Interface Utililzation Receive Top10.OrionReport Interface Utililzation Transmit Top10.OrionReport These may get you a start you can customize it further and put these anywhere you want in NPM.

@Nicki Can't you just view the report then right click on it and select export to excel? That's what I do.

True... no matter what you're going to have to update some things... it's not an easy fix.

Welcome to the community bredahealy​! The support team can use all the help they can get. I'm just glad it was SolarWinds support he was routed to... by the way it was explained I was a little concerned it was some other company and NOT SolarWinds.

Wow crzyr3d... that worked! I changed the alert trigger from the APM: Hardware Sensor Status to Hardware Sensor Status and it fixed all of the links in node alerts to reach the correct node now! Great workaround brother. :^} My alerts immediately retriggered with the correct links.

I'm only using the standard version and from I can tell SolarWinds doesn't require any of the extra features you get with the enterprise version.

Very interesting topic to bring up... Cisco: ip flow-cache timeout active 1 Here’s a brief list of other usual suspects: NetFlow (routers): ip flow-cache timeout active 1 NetFlow (Catalyst switches): mls aging long 64 sFlow: polling interval 60 Netstream: ip netstream timeout active 1 J-Flow: ip flow-cache timeout active 1…

Apparently version 10 is going to have a standalone utility that may allow this soon: Per Brandon: All, As a standalone component with 10.0 we will also put out a stand alone tool to schedule unmanaging nodes or interfaces. What you can do with the Schedule Unmanage Utility: * Create a task to unmanage Orion nodes and…

This must be version specific then... I'm on: Orion Platform 2015.1.2, NCM 7.3.2, WPM 2.2.0, NPM 11.5.2, IVIM 2.1.0, QoE 2.0, SAM 6.1.1, NTA 4.1.0 and I don't see any blank groups.

That's some really nice things to say zennifer!

I think sedmo is correct. When a syslog message comes in NPM will try to resolve the source IP Address using the methods available (Hosts file, DNS query, LMHosts, NetBios query), if it does not succeed for any of them, it will keep showing the IP Address for the Hostname. Make sure your DNS has setup PTR records so it can…

It looks similar to SRM but from some other company.

Like you need some points Eric... I'm kiddin'

It's old no points any longer... nice cat goggles though!

Also didn't know if you knew there is a duplex mismatch report you can run and it works it's found them for me before: CRC Errors, duplex and speed mismatches - SQL

You can do what viol8tor suggested and add those extra HSRP IP's as ICMP only nodes so you at least monitor the up/down status of them.

I also add the following: snmp-server community xxxx RO 98 snmp-server community xxxx RW 98 snmp-server ifindex persist snmp-server location xxxxx snmp-server contact xxxxx snmp-server enable traps snmp authentication linkdown linkup coldstart warmstart snmp-server enable traps tty snmp-server enable traps bgp snmp-server…

Awe I thought it was kinda cute!

Chris- You got it! It seems like you already have the primitives to create something like this in the software... although maybe if I think through the logic involved it's not as trivial as it seems. But if you think back... even back in the old suitcase sized network general sniffer days you could basically do this. I…

I've been puzzled for a while now over this.... how could you NOT include the IP address of an interface on the details page! Is there ne real technical reason why this is??? I end up having to log into routers get the IP's when I need them quickly because NPM interface details doesn't show it... geeze.

Sam components are kinda like elements in NPM. Each application template is made up of a number of them. There a Orion Polling Engine Status in the content exchange that will break this out for you: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-168997