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You can create subnets, and set some properties via the API. the rest needs to be done with SQL.You may find this of use. it creates subnets and supernets (but not yellow groups).thwack.solarwinds.com/.../cloud---aws-only-for-now---api-integration-for-ipam

This is another IPAM extension that (like mine to show Orion nodes) relies on the now defunct URL field type. Please vote on my feature to bring this data type back... In the meantime, I did write a code around to make a TEXT field show a clickable link again.

This is more important now that it was a few years go, with the new agent network activity/dependencies. For a cluster now you need both agents and WMI (/SNMP) so you end up with - using a SQL cluster as an example: server nodes with the network activity info for the SQL Servers that happen to be running on it. the cluster…

Last I looked at the Remote... for Powershell it was using deprecated crypo so not so secure. Stopped using it at that point. Was a convenient tool, though.

Done. :-) @lmcbuilder they are awarded in May according the last page of the survey.

I note that you can now see traffic if you know where to look. If you need connections (like I did for a VPN) you can use Universal poller which is a bit clunky but it works.

agreed. Also IPs assignment for VPN from F5s (which is technically ppp)

shocked, really. I wonder if we can build something in the meantime to get that into NTA? (eg powershell)

It wasn't the self signed certs. It was the crypo used - had a bit of an issue when I realised as disallowed on our network. I went back to doing it by hand through Powershell. The tool was much easier, though. I don't recall what the algo was, but have not heard that it has been changed so not gone back to it. Check the…

congrats and welcome

I don't really expect so, but I want to see the Neflix Series. Possibly a sequel to Scorpion? ;-)

I did already solve this with a small JS in a HTML control a couple of years ago. Currently trying to get hold of the code (it was just a few lines)

today's question was very easy!

If you use NCM then it is possible to parse the config files for the certificate information. Definitely a big feature to add, though.

We are just setting up our AWS gear here - I don't have anything to see yet. Logically though if the IDs are available then an HTML box could be added with Javascript to produce these links. I am already doing similiar things to show Views of matching names in the Groups screen.

This looks like it is current supported. Event Status

Definitely. The number of times I have found a few weeks/months later that the agent has grabbed a cluster IP instead of the device IP... Though in very least a change so the 'oldest' IP outside of 127.0.0.1 would usually be the correct one in the above case. With install by the GUI, a check if there are multiple IPs and…

Actually you can now do this indirectly. If you set a linked node, then have the status mirror the F5 object, you can put the node on the map. See this document for how I did it: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/t5/NPM-Documents/Setup-F5-vIPs-as-Nodes-with-node-status-taken-from-the-F5-vIP/ta-p/606226

Turns out, it is code that will look up and display a VIEW with the matching name. Though we used it usually to include an Orion Map, so that is why my memory was a bit wrong. Should be easy enough to modify to lookup an Orion Map directly though, if this is not quite enough. (Something I will do when I get a chance)…

Yes. given the prevalence of small scripts all over, I have advised a previous employer to hold up on the upgrade...

What exactly do you desire to discover? Are you unclear as to now IPAM licencing works?

You don't mention a plan to expand the number of nodes you are monitoring. There is a limit to the amount of CPU/memory that a Solarwinds poller will use(I forget what it is). Taking a practical approach, you can look at your CPU usage - Is it starting to flatline at 100%? If so then adding vCPU cores can help. Likewise…

I get the feeling I am missing something here, however you want to look at Win32_ComputerSystem or this from wmic command wmic computersystem get Name

Can also be a dodgy port somewhere, on a router/firewall/switch

I don't have it to hand, but there was a write-up here about how to unpack the Solarwinds website files, and produce a custom widget. I prefer not to hack things that that low-level (because it would need to be updated when Solarwind was patched). I prefer to write javascript and put it in a Custom HTML widget. This would…

I agree that should work. Wonder if this is actually a bug? @"KMSigma.SWI"

Well... kinda :-) The code actually loads a view by the same name (that typically contained an Orion Map). So do directly answer this would need modifying. However the technique as laid out in the code is simple enough. thwack.solarwinds.com/.../3438

Well I finally got hold of my code.. Actually this code will load a view - not an Orion map directly - where the name of the view matches the title of the current page matches a view name. I wrote it for the GROUP screen, but it could be used on a node screen. When I get my lab rebuilt, I will revisit this code for an…

How does the traffic get to Solarwinds? Is it getting NAT'd? Logicaly for the traffic to get routed, it must have a unique IP address once it arrives at the Solarwinds server. (NAT is the only way I can think of for the networking to function with all sites using the same IPx/Subnet. On that assumption, tell SW to use the…

I wrote HTML widget to look-up and display the diagram directly, but having a little trouble getting hold of the code, after I left. I will update if I finall do so.