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It is a plain old Microsoft Active Directory. We are required to user service account to authenticate SQL server access and I am not sure if this will cause performance issue, but I have to agree that a dedicated SQL account perhaps is the best approach.
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Excellent! This is great info! So when I ran the following query, it listed all the audit events with their Action Type for the last 30 days: SELECT DISTINCT Audit.TimeLoggedUtc,Audit.AccountID,Audit.ActionTypeID,Audit.AuditEventMessage,Audit.DisplayName FROM Orion.AuditingEvents AS Audit WHERE Audit.TimeLoggedUtc…
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Thanks for the query! @Lofstrand
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@HerrDoktor This is what we see in the events table and don't see anything related to a timestamp for a device being added:
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@Lofstrand Thanks for the reply. Yes, that makes sense!
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You can use the SWQL query below to see the list of nodes not managed: SELECT TOP 1000 NodeID,IPAddress, Description, DNS, UnManaged FROM Orion.Nodes WHERE UnManaged = TRUE copy-paste it to your scheduled report.
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@ ivodlouhy Thanks for sharing. Can we see monitoring data for standard Azure ExpressRoute Directs? In SolarWinds documentation, I only see monitoring for Azure ExpressRoute Circuits.
