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You can try the approach that was used in one other post here in Thwack -> Re: How to insert the status icon for interfaces into SWQL resource The approach used in that post is to use SWQL, call the specific .gif file of the status of the interface object from the SW installation directory path. Hope this helps.

QUESTION: Not equal sign is != or <> ? My 2 cents: They both mean "not equal to". QUESTION: What would be the RIGHT way to query the values between the two below if my intent is to exclude both the values 14 & 6 from the query result set? SELECT E0.[Uri], E0.[DisplayName] FROM Orion.NPM.CustomPollerStatusOnNodeTabular AS…

Also, it looks like you want to focus only on High Link utilization data. It appears that the query you composed has FORCED the name by including the part : Name = 'High Interface Transmit Percent Utilization' However, that will not filter out any other alert names. You need to do the filtering in the WHERE Clause.

The Alert Triggered Time is under the TimeStamp column of AlertHistoryView. The location of the related node/device is not in the AlertHistoryView. You can try joining with the Nodes view to get the node custom properties and then in the WHERE clause, you have to mention the specific custom property name and value…

You can edit that on a per user basis. Go to Settings > All Settings > Manage Accounts and look for the user account in question and edit it. Choose NO for the Show Syslog Menu and Show Traps Menu options. Hit SUBMIT. Hope this helps.

Custom SQL will more or less look like this: SELECT DISTINCT [AccountID] ,[SettingName] ,[SettingValue] FROM [WebUserSettings] WHERE [SettingName] = 'NCM.NCMAccountRole' just my 2 cents.

Based on the error you got (Error # 2), I am assuming that the content of the ${CustomPollerStatus.RowID} macro is not just a single number. It looks like ${CustomPollerStatus.RowID} has various numbers in it that are comma-separated, as shown in the message you got: Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '1,…

Try configuring it like this and see if it helps.

Custom properties are stored in the SolarWinds database as well. You can update custom properties directly from SQL Server Management Studio. Or from the Orion Database Manager tool. Or from PowerShell. So if you want to populate custom properties with values via .NET code, the code must connect to the database, issue an…

The All Applications resource appears to be capable of using node-related and application monitor - related filters but not for component monitors. Try creating a web-based report instead and the filtering there will be easier compared to the All Applications resource. Hope this helps.

Check and see if the node in question is within the scope of several "node object - related SW alerts". Alternatively, another approach is to go to the TRIGGER ACTIONS tab of the SW Alert in question, and then take note of or take a screenshot of the name/title you gave to the trigger action in question. Then navigate to…

Since there appears to be no default app monitor template in SW for monitoring CRL expiration, using a custom-built solutions may be the way to go. You can check Thwack Content Exchange for custom app monitor templates built by our generous fellow Thwack community members -> Server & Application Monitor . Or you can make a…

Thank you for the input. The idea is actually to run a forced poll now against down SAM component monitors and WPM transaction monitors. Will the Orion SDK forced poll now approach be possible for SAM component monitors and WPM transaction monitors?

Usually you can isolate it by looking whether : 1) communication lines are open, and 2) appropriate permissions have been granted. It sounds like you're already done with # 2. Can you check # 1? You may want to install and launch a packet capture from the SolarWinds server itself. Filter the packet capture to display and…

The alert variables depend on what you chose on the 'I WANT TO ALERT on' part of the Trigger Conditions. Try looking at the Trigger Condition(s) tab of the Alert in question. Does it say 'I WANT TO ALERT on NODE' or 'I WANT TO ALERT on INTERFACE'? Now regarding the CustomerID custom property not showing up, try waiting a…

Try checking the node name of those nodes if they really start with the letter r. Maybe there's a space infront of the r. Just my 2 cents, hope this helps.

Try recreating the "failed to execute http request" issue when you trigger it. But before doing that, have a packet capture software ready. Also, try using Log Adjuster on your Primary SolarWinds polling engine and set both the "ACTIONS EXECUTION" and "ACTIONS EXECUTION for ALERTING" to ALL, and hit APPLY. Then, run the…

Can you send a screenshot of what you were trying to setup or configure?

Did some further digging by enabling Orion Hubble. Then, I opened up the Hardware Health Overview resource on its own web browser tab. Based on the details from Orion Hubble, I was able to get the SWQL query being run for the count that its performing in the background. Looking at this query, it appears that SolarWinds is…

Based on the link SWQL Functions · solarwinds/OrionSDK Wiki · GitHub , you may have to use the AddDay SWQL function instead of the t-SQL function DATEADD. SELECT N.Caption AS NodeName, N.StatusDescription, NCP.City, N.CPULoad AS CPUPercentUtilization, N.PercentMemoryUsed AS PercentMemoryUsed, NCP.Primary_Function AS…

try going to Settings, Polling Settings Near the bottom of that page, un-check "Perform reverse DNS lookup"

Yeah it looks that that is indeed the case. Also, in the process of creating a custom property, there is an option for the integer data type but none for a bigint data type. Try submitting a feature request for SolarWinds to allow bigint data type for custom properties either via a phone call or ticket to SolarWinds…

It looks like there's no built-in alert action that's capable of updating the Notes section for a node object. One option you may want to explore is via the Orion SDK / PowerOrion module where you or your Windows admins can compose a custom-built PowerShell script that will perform some sort an update like what you were…

Looks like this bug is still not yet fixed, I also see it in my NPM 12.0 + SAM 6.2.4 environment. A workaround is to : Edit the Node Details view Add a 'custom table' resource to this view, hit SUBMIT. Configure the Custom table resource by clicking either the EDIT button or the CONFIGURE THIS RESOURCE link. Keep the check…

can you try using IP address instead of the hostname? or, can you try FQDN instead of the hostname?

You can try using SAM component monitors like the WMI monitor or the Windows PowerShell Monitor. As per an article from the SW Customer Success Center, SAM component monitors like the WMI monitor or the Windows PowerShell Monitor are supported for Orion Agent for Windows. The following component monitors supported for…

I agree with jvb​. The steps you need in finding & discovering applications on nodes monitored in SolarWinds are in the articles he posted. One angle I would to like to open up is that you may want to manually, instead of automatically, identify from your IT teams which applications they really want to collect statistics…

Navigate to Settings, Polling Settings Un-check "Perform reverse DNS lookup" Hope this helps.

There's a misspelled part still: Try $uri = "swis://OrionServerFQDN/Orion/Orion.Nodes/NodeID=$($nodeId)/CustomPropery"; Correct one would be: Try $uri = "swis://OrionServerFQDN/Orion/Orion.Nodes/NodeID=$($nodeId)/CustomProperty";

The error log you provided appears to be about "Resolve polling plan failed" for IPAM. IPAM 4.5's release notes say that issues with Resolve polling plan are already fixed. * Reference SW Article : IP Address Manager 4.5 Release Notes - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support Maybe IPAM is in one way or the other…