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

One thing you can do... although I agree with you, is add custom tooltip that'll display the info... not as nice though Andy.

See Unfortunately I think you are right. My current solution is to use ssh and allow ssh in acl's (instead of telnet) or to rdp to the box with access.

You shouldn't need the Universal Poller if SW's has the devices in it's mib file. If you can browse to the MIB in the Custom MIB browser within Orion, then the MIB is already in the database and you shouldn't need the UnDP.

I've actually thought the same thing... another example is the change back to SQL Server 2016 for NTA. I get why but moving the database isn't a lot of fun to do.

Once again the original OG thread: Re: Post your Solar Winds home page

Here you go.... mostly in USA but you can with new NPM Maps scroll out and see our European locations!

I do not have a blank under group by when assigning nodes to a template. The closest I have is at the top... [No Grouping] It looks like you have quite a few you created yourself... perhaps in creating and editing groups/custom properties somehow his happened?

If it's a cisco device make sure the nodes are in NPM based on loopback address usually loopback0 and then add the following: logging trap debugging logging facility syslog logging source-interface Loopback0 logging xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <--- put your NPM servers IP here

I would look in the event log for clues... possibly open a case if you are under support. Another option would be to re-install with the repair option. EDIT: Dang lchance you beat me too it :} I guess we were basically thinking the same thing <g>

Also this harkens back to our original: So that makes this a rerun :^} Here you'll see the OG's of homepages ;^}

I really can't share too much but...

I love it Rob! In place on both coasts now... the snmp status polling is working out GREAT!

I must be missing something or you must have a much larger db than mine (I have 68 interfaces w/ netflow data. I can run the query on top 50 and it's faily quick from report writer or from Orion web reports. My guess is you must have hundreds or thousands of interfaces with netflow data or somethings different with…

That's the rub but if you think about it Orion has to find the information somehow to know what devices are neighbors to each other. It's getting better and can find the data more ways than one but it needs something to go on. I have the same issues with some of these protocols being turned off for security reasons and…

Awesome news ">aLTeReGo !!! Multiple things in there are big for me: * Monitor Windows Mount Points as Regular Volumes * Windows Volume Performance Metrics Added to Volume Details View * Hardware Health Monitoring of Dell M1000e, HP C3000 & C7000 Blade Chassis

The interface in unknown because it's unreachable since a link or device between it and NPM is down. The reason it's marked unknown and not down ie. red is because it may still be up... NPM just doesn't know because it's behind something else that is down. One thing that you can do is make the status of something in…

My question is why does this matter for regular up/down status polling??? If you're trying to troubleshoot MTU sizes through the network network or think a router is dropping packets because they are too big you could use a tool directed at this kind of testing like priviledged ping from a cisco router... or a ping sweep…

I believe it's the average over the period you including so if it was for 7 days the average would be the average of the value polled for over that period.

I've done something similar on my NPM. The tough part for me was the business hours part... here's how i did it: Select fields Node Name, Machine Type, Average CPU Load (descending) function avg., Peak CPU load (descending) function max. Filter Results where all of the following: Time of Day (24 hour format) is greater…

When it comes right down to it what you are really trying to do is to add the nodes that were on one system to your main system you are going to keep. You could export the list of nodes and then just past the list of nodes into discovery and let your main system discover them. This means some pain because you'll have to…

Nobody? If you select the save historical data isn't it supposed to keep saving the data? I only seem to see a few hours of data and after that nothing... it's like it just drops off the face of the earth somehow. I'm guessing this is some bug or something maybe?

After talking with support I'm backing up my normalized event logs daily to a CIFS share. If I need to go back to any time I was recommended to not mess with my production database and spin up a new 30 day trial VM and then load the old back into it if it's needed to do nDepth searches on.

Perhaps you should ask in the SDK forum: tdanner is the man when it comes to this :^}

When you create a new report select new advanced sql report. It will have different tabs you can past into. It looks like this: Hopefully this gets you going in the right direction

neomatrix1217​ is correct. Each volume consumes one "element" from your license.

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) support of industry standard MADMAN MIB allows an entire Exchange enterprise to be monitored remotely I think this could give you some vision into what's going on with OWA http://www.icir.org/fenner/mibs/extracted/MTA-MIB-madman-01.txt http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6044-10/mib.htm

Not sure but this might help with newer versions of the F5 on a node details page:

Geesh this is crazy! It's not easy to get over 200.

One thing to check is the status of your poller on your NPM box. From web under admin look under details -> polling engines and make sure your poller isn't overburdened. This is one thing that could cause a problem like this. Also look at the overall health of the server and OS that NPM is running on in the first place.