gregthompson

This might only work for a GET though not a POST which this call is...

I've been doing it like https://user:pass@URL

Sure but I mean the post/get in an alert trigger response. Not PS.

Is the assumption that you can send a post/get with no expectation of a return value?

Even if you use something free like https://www.boredapi.com/api/activity whether post or get, it seems no result comes back...

Same here, trying to see how to use the GET request to pull data from an external site first, then a POST to follow it using the data from the GET.

Found another way to do it with the help of a great engineer. As a custom property value he suggested doing it like so... and it works great! ${N=SWQL;M=SELECT distinct i.CustomProperties.Location FROM IPAM.GroupReport g join IPAM.GroupNode i on i.GroupId = g.ParentId where g.IPNodeReportGroupReport.IPAddress =…

Figured it out, if you set an alert trigger like so with whatever custom property you want: The the action to run a powershell script: c:\windows\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -File "E:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\PowerShellScripts\changeNodeENV.ps1" -IP "${N=SwisEntity;M=IP_Address}" -NodeID…

Ok, so... apparently you can't just install the powershell module. You have to install the Orion SDK. That fixed it.

The error: Connect-Swis : The term 'Connect-Swis' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. Despite the fact that it's installed

Update: Yesterday I took the ZIP package from GITHUB and ran it through Visual Studio compiler after altering the app theme. I was able to change a few pieces by changing which theme it was supposed to use but not all. I'll keep working on it. The other thing I notices is that it lost quite a few "Server Type" options in…

I was thinking of using udt.

Yes.

Figured this one out too... never mind!

Nevermind, figured it out.

Nevermind, figured it out, URL /SolarWinds/InformationService/v3/Json not 'Orion'

Thank you for the reply and the one below, to answer your questions let me pitch a scenario or 2 with the following: That our "plan" at this point is to utilize the SolarWindsJS within the ServiceNOW platform that pulls events from SW every 2 minutes. We're going to either tweak the JS to only pull eventType 5000/5001…

I'm no expert on this but I'm guessing with our NAM installation that your tables and our tables differ.

I took a look, that nodeipaddresses table just shows you how the node is found, not what addresses it serves per vlan.

I'll take a look, and thankfully I don't need the helpers. I'm just shocked this isn't something out-of-the-box. To know which locations are serving out which addresses on a machine level without DHCP is a huge "win" and something I'm already doing with kiwi cattools and a bunch of powershells/SQL so I just assumed with…

So that's custom properties per node but I'm talking about custom properties on a group, and then correlate the nodes in the group, and the data associated with the node, specifically discovered vlans on the node. Let's say you have a group called Main Street Hospital. Add an address to it, whether that's custom or not I…

NCM has the data and looks to be the perfect solution for this. Thank you. select distinct nodes.syslocation, nodes.nodecaption, nodes.agentip, intf.macaddress, ncmip.ipaddress, ncmip.subnetmask, intf.interfacedescription, intf.interfacename, intf.interfacealias, nodes.vendor, nodes.machinetype, nodes.sysdescr from…

How would this get done today without using IPAM? We have a POC going of the NAM suite with UDT and SAM and I need to see how to go about doing this very thing. The idea was get a list of ip/cidr associated to a node where the nodes are grouped by location and the group has an address property which, in a basic report/dash…

Thanks for the reply. It might not even be IPAM... It might be some other piece of the NAM solution or UDT or.... I don't know but to me the "ask" is a simple one. You look at a node in something like UDT and you can see the found VLAN's on the device (switch/router). Group your switches/routers based on something, name,…

Anyone?