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

I had the same problem... Looking at the storage location it looks like it's been backing up something most days... I've updated the time to later and also moved the database maintenance out a little to so they won't overlap. Hopefully now I won't see this message any longer.

Let us know how it goes Eric... I haven't had to open a ticket in a little while but I've been having some issues with a UnDP that won't correctly graph the data... it seems like the graphs show part of a day and that's it... like it's not showing all the historical data for some reason.

You could post the SQL or SWQL from the help desk. I assume a table had to be cleaned up or truncated? Many of us are preparing to do the exact same upgrade and have been monitoring some of these "issues" with upgrading to 12.x

Did you know you can load some monitoring scripts from other monitoring products into SAM?

SAM definitely enhances NPM's ability to monitor... actually NTA also can greatly help especially if your are running into issues with bandwidth and the amount of data and type flowing through the pipes.

Sorry to hear that geesh! DDOS could blow up your logs for sure.

From everything I've seen it apears so :}

There's an easy answer to that: CourtesyIT <- click here... not long check the dates o.O!

I have 148864

Wow Andy I just got burned on this... I thought my logic was correct but the indentation was off... I had to delete and recreate some of the levels to get indenting correct... I had some later in list that were justified left instead of under o.O! Yes I'm still on NPM 11.0.1 today so web alerts are just out of my reach but…

I'm in the same boat brother... I must be slacking... We do have a few Aussies

The thwackpack is some seriously legit swag for sure!

That would sure be easier than trying to figure out the SDK if you've never used it before!

I really really really need this functionality. I would think this would be very easy to implement as well. It's a bummer to always see these nodes red and down when they are fine just because security says icmp will never be permitted to traverse a firewall into our out of an enclave.

This would be GREAT! And it doesn't seem like it would be that difficult. Anyhow I can't imagine there aren't more sites with security protocols similar to mine when it comes to icmp passing some firewalls. I can't be the only one wanting to monitor things inside very isolated enclaves.

This seems pretty important to me...

Sounds like 2 really strong boxes to me... here's link to other users real world data if that helps: Also depending on how many nodes you have if it's a lot per poller maybe some of the people polling a lot of nodes can chime in :}

If you don't have to virtualize then I wouldn't as you'll never run into VM issues if you're not using them. As far as the Symmetrix SAN goes... it all depends :P Sometimes dual HBA's going out to a symmetrix can be faster than local disk array... a lot depends on the age of the hardware (EMC and the server). An example if…

Woohoo linux agent!

In reply to Andy... here's one of our nicer products:

Wow after rerunning installer three times it's made it past where it died before... we'll see what happens... fingers crossed!!!

I think he had his account disabled or something like that idk?

Interesting thing... occasionally when I load the NTA summary page when I first scroll wheel down to the bottom of the page it snaps back to the beginning again... almost like it's reloading the page again... this seems to happen when I try and scroll down before the page is done drawing all the resources on it... If you…

So in mine says the following on the left under netflow settings: NetFlow Settings NetFlow Traffic Analyzer version: 3.5So I assume this means I'm on NTA 3.5 with no SP's then? I also assume it's ok to go straight to SP2 also without having to load SP1 first by just running the Netflow-3.5-Update.exe file. I'm interested…

that's just ripe for a UX session run over!

that's what i've been sayin' whose got the table? And let's see some pics! Geesh 200k aLTeReGo​ has 338,868 Points and somehow spent 450 on something so he has 338,418 points. 300K that's enough for two tables! o.O

This ^^^ can work basically two copies of the same database in two locations with NPM. Delete the east coast nodes from west side and vice versa. Install EOC and connect to two instances of NPM.

As myself and Radioteacher​ said... even the CISSP dues are only $85 / year!

Looking forward to seeing what you guys come up with!!! The nexus are kind of a different animal.

I totally agree with you bobmarley​ 100%.