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This will show you all dbm-defrag settings available: select * from dbo.Settings where SettingID like 'dbm-defrag%'

It just so happens I spent my afternoon migrating NPM 10.7 and SAM 6.0 from 2008 R2 to a new server running 2012 R2 with no setbacks. These are the exact steps I took... I wish i found this post earlier

Absolutely! There is a report scheduler which allows you to schedule the delivery of any report you build in solarwinds. I have hardware reports sent out to fellow sysadmins twice a week.

Yeah so like cjfranca said, traps are sent from the storage device to your npm servers on port 162. You'll add the ip of your npm poller server to the storage device along with a community string. If the device has the ability to send a test trap, go ahead and send one. Then, from the npm server, open the trap viewer.…