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I'd like to know how this works out byrona and will do some of my own investigation. I have NPM, VMAN, and VCops + vCenter (obviously). Polling interval couldn't miss a peak that wide... unless the group of cores is somehow different.
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There may be a way to do it with a filter but you could also easily do it with a report sorting descending on the OutPercentUtil in one and then InPercentUtil in the other. You can use the limit to limit it to top how every many you want for each. This way with report you could even limit it to certain groups of devices or…
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Can't you just setup the level of syslog messages you want sent to Orion on the ASA's like this: logging host interface_name ip_address [tcp[/port] | udp[/port]] [format emblem] logging trap severity_level logging facility number Choose what severity level based on the following:…
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Aparently this is not a new problem:
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I think it's just the total of all Sent and Received... so yes it double and triple counts the same traffic... how else could it do this? It's an interesting observation though.
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I would look for the destinations listed there from your flows. Once you figure out which you are talking to you can filter on all the traffic going to and from that endpoint.
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What's the easiest way to get rid of these... luckily I didn't do the latest upgrade to NPM so I still have the actual custom property editor app :}
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My advice for utilizing the server agent part of OpenManage is to download the snmp reference guide here: support.dell.com/.../index.htm All the MIB info is explained... you can setup traps to be sent from OpenManage and poll for any of the OID's they give in the guide. All the power supply and disk traps / oids are in the…
