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

Also let be real... text files like this don't take up much space in the grand scheme of things... even if you have 10,000 devices. I'm sure they compress great too... so like Craig said why not just gzip2 the whole lot of them and keep somewhere safe???

In doing a little more research I'm starting to think this has something to do with the new Server Asset Inventory Collection maybe??? I'm starting to think this is SAM doing this not NPM... I bet aLTeReGo knows what this is???aLTeReGo any ideas?

The easiest way to deal with access to the Orion NPM applications on the server is to just rdp to Orion server from your client PC and run the apps that way. My NPM server is in a DMZ on an isolated network so to access it I rdp in from the normal intranet. This requires firewall rules for rdp into the DMZ. It's also a…

Why has this never been fixed? I thought this has been going for years now?

Using OPSnet for DPI... we decided to put the capture on the server VLAN sampling all of the traffic going to and from main application server farm to capture the most important client/server conversations.

I just uploaded two reports for last month and this month top 10 interface utilization peak and average... you could modify to make them one week instead and increase or decrease how many interfaces it would show: Nothing fancy but I think it answers your question. It was easier to upload to content exchange then do all…

And... Here's Ginger as a puppy... my first Corgi. Here's Brittany as a pup with Ginger once she was full grown:

This is Jaeger and Marika

It would be nice if more was shown about ASA's right out of the box in NPM... also with firepower in all the new ASA's it's really growing in usage and function!

Yeah deleting the node would mean losing all the nodes historical data.

See this thread for an answer on what rediscovery does... the name is a little misleading... it has more to do with reindexed interface IDs and such:

It would be impossible for NPM to scale if you were trying to poll that often. For something like that you'd almost need a realtime DPI packet capture like tool. Also depending on the speed of your interfaces this might even require special hardware. This would also be quite a bit much more expensive of an option.…

I've been getting what I need from NPM (monitor switches/routers/a few servers) with NTA (netflow) plugin and for realtime stuff Engineer Toolkit.

This article on Understanding Advanced Alerts is a pretty good explaination on how to correlate some events and supress alerts on devices from for example a wan circuit. I think you can apply some of this same logic if needed.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11455436/snmp-trap-port-security-violation-shutdown-problem-stumper Cisco Port-Security Alerts / Events It's mostly doable.

I'm getting a bunch too as well. If you really have a problem and don't want to waste db space on the events if they are taking over can update the EventTypes table in the database and uncheck the record field. You can do this with the Database Manager. I have to do this with Volume Remapped, Volume Disappeared, and Volume…

I bet some free dinner at some good restaurant was involved???

What kind of device/hardware are the POTS interfaces on? Are you looking for utilization on the min/max/avg utlization on the interfaces or looking for how many of the interfaces are being used?

Bump!

Btw my comment before about EOC was a crack on EOC :^} The other EOC users know what I'm talking about o.O!

Ugh! please keep us posted on the progress with this... it's very important to the rest of us as I'm sure you can imagine! o.O

Here's some more for ya... SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: Configuring Mac OS X for SNMP Monitoring with Orion http://gumptiontech.co.uk/2014/11/22/enable-snmp-in-mac-os-x-for-solarwinds-orion/ Or if you're going all out with snmpv3: http://www.macworld.com/article/1136874/snmpv3_osx.html

Can't you just create two reports one for each of the interfaces and then put them next to each other in a view? I could be wrong I'm just thinking how I would do it. :^} I do something like that below... NOTE: These weren't web based but you can do the same thing with them in views. For you I would create one for each…

I'm getting ready to install LEM1000 and I've never used LEM before so this is going to be fun.

Before going to any drastic measures I'd at least just rerun the config tool and reconfigure again without changing anything include the web site. If I'm not mistaken I had to do this after HF6 as well to get everything kosher again. This will recheck everything and rebuild the website again. If something is out of sorts…

Here are some possible causes and resolutions for high memory utilization on PIX and ASA's: * Event logging: Event logging can consume large amounts of memory. In order to resolve this issue, install and log all events to an external server, such as a syslog server. such as NPM * Memory Leakage: A known issue in the…

I think this is a cisco related problem... a bunch of platforms have this problem and if you search the TAC for %SNMP-3-INPUT_QFULL_ERR there are workarounds using snmp views to exclude polling the MIB's that cause the problem. I'd try updating to a newer IOS version and see if that fixes it if possible... if not the…

Yes they work great I use them on the hover overs on my maps for custom properties like City, Lab name, contact, etc.

No but you can run the permissions checker from inside the Orion directory and it can check and even fix permission problems.

I see what you mean. Once the device has been discovered by snmp the check box you normally get when adding a new node "ICMP Only" is gone. That's a good question.