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Docker and Kubernetes are the current solutions.

ID-10-T is the most common error thrown in our office. I've personally generate ample amounts of those.

This likely sounds like our shop as well. I would be happy to offer feedback.

Right on! Thanks for getting back with me.

Why did you have to change the recording steps? I'm curious in-case I ever run into something similar.

It is the time between recording playbacks.

Murphy, That is how I would do it. You can also check through the UI and see if the frequency has changed in the transaction details for one of the recordings. Did you use the database manager tool from solarwinds? Let me know if that works for you, I'll need to update my notes. ~E

Thanks for the info!

cfizz34​ do you remember what that process was titled, or where it was? I'm running into the same issue but cant find any running Solarwinds processes that are reading that.

Well.. dang. I chatted with support as well. They confirmed it is a known issue and a patch is coming.

Jiri, I do have an open case with SolarWinds. I'll keep this post updated with progress. * We have a custom property that allows us to select a specific department. That is how we are managing the groups. If a device is tagged with "Network" there is a dynamic query to include them in a "Network" group. Then the users are…

My Heavens!! This worked. Thank you very much. ~E

Murphy, That looks like you are in the recorder. The query that I was running is directly against the database. Either through the Database manager tool on the core Solarwinds Server (provided by solarwinds) or in your database directly. Alternatively, you can go petr's route through the web interface and change the…

It worked for us without restarting.. Should it not have? ~E

We also have the same issue, for large quantities. It seems that imports of 100 or less work.

To fit within the current user administration settings, I would add an additional setting configuration within the user/group set-up. Similar to NCM, it could allow rights to Read-Only, Create Paths, or No-Access. Or, it could be in the general settings for NPM, like Alert Management rights Yes vs. No, as NetPath…

Sweet work around, that will help buy me some time. I hope this is not the only way to control creations. I have a lot of users excited about reviewing the information, but don't have the infrastructure to support them making maps..

Thanks for the response Jiri. A couple follow-up questions/observations. * Do you have any suggestions on how to handle security permissions within SolarWinds in a large enterprise environment? * The groups contain between 2-3 groups (they are not very big) * It functioned fine before upgrading to the latest NPM 11.5.…

tonymckay​ The latest NMP patch to V12 is supposed to fixe the complex condition issue (12.0.1). We are pushing the update into our production environment this evening and can update you on the results if you like. ~E

Ok.. I can try that. I'll recreate the alerts from scratch and post here if it works. We have a lot of alerts that use complex conditions, this is going to be a bummer. **That didn't work for us. I can see the alert pop into the general alert window, but it doesn't execute the trigger action**greg.cheal​

Richard, What do you mean by using custom properties directly? That sounds like exactly what we want to do. ~E

Did you ever hear anything back on this?

We came up with the following SQL command (if anybody is interested) Update [SolarWindsOrion].[dbo].[SEUM_Transactions] SET [Frequency] = 600 <--Frequency in seconds Where [Name] Like 'Bing.com%' <--Recording Name Then we verify with the following SELECT TOP 1000 [TransactionId] ,[RecordingId] ,[AgentId] ,[Name]…

If anybody is watching this, we opened a ticket with SW. I'll update here if we get a fix.

Our cross post in NPM found there answer here Is Group of Groups crashing pages for anybody else? X-Post in WPM In short we added a new account limitation based off a custom property.

We are using complex conditions and since upgrading to NPM 12 they seem to no longer be functioning.

Did you every hear anything on this?