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you could use another custom property to filter out the nodes from the alerts. something like: group = down AND n_groupalert = True = Alert for group down node = down AND n_groupalert = False = alert for just nodes down something like that? hopefully that helps
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you could also use the SDK for this task
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I ran in to this exact problem today, Where one CP updates another But the default value keeps change my other CP lol. would be nice to just be able to disable this default behaviour in the website settings +1
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yea i definitely agree, testing first, also when using UPDATE statement make sure to put a WHERE on the end of it, iv done a UPDATE before and missed off the WHERE and overwritten allot of data for every node (that was a long night)
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It would be very useful to have a drop down to select days then operation hours, will def vote.. I guess.. if you managed to create the report in report writer why dont you just view the SQL in the report writer copy it in the a advanced SQL section on the web based reports the you have the same report in web reports with…
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This would actually be very useful. Voting up fooshoo it would also be nice to have permission checker tool built into the Wizard so you can amend permissions if necessary
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I like this idea, it's something that can be done with some thought, based on the number of events/ alerts then generate a problem alert. The problem alert is actually very effective for reducing the noise of noisy alerts or to identify reoccurring alerts.. The problem alert logic is actually completely different from the…
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cheers mate
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Yea, The value will change if something goes down it will pop into warning first then down. Basically, a customer wanted an at a glance view of nodes that were down/up per region. they also threw into the mix that becase they are global they have different operation hours so they don't want to see nodes that are down…
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good mission
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I am on NPM 12.1 think your looking for this? its within the 'schedule'
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The 'tip' links are really good im wondering where can i find these whitepapers?
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fantastic look forward to this
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HI selvakumaran.l apologies for the delay, I have written up an article here: Operation hours Alerting | Map Syncing | RAG Status Workflow on how I achieved this originally from this article Scoreboard
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voted up always like to see improvements to solarwinds here you can find something you are looking for by hcy01uk some really good work below Alert Prioritising Dashboard (SWQL) for Problematic Nodes (Servers)
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* How important is APM to your job?* I mange around a dozen SolarWinds pollers and sql instances, starting up a few years back now I have heavy relied on a different combination of sam & wpm to be my wing man, mainly sam but APM metrics have helped me to curve the time investigating and given engineers reliable data so…
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Same
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OH BOY, im really glad i downloaded this module, now to brush up on some 'PS' i love you
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hehe, no problem
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Very nice article and very nice references thank you Iv been using the syslog/ trap viewers and found them to be beneficial, the reason I guess I have never really gone to Kiwi is because the 'syslog viewer' or 'trap viewer' events are stored in the database once in the database I can run SQL queries to my hearts content..…
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HI, would something like this work? I don't use this type of alerting but might give you an idea..
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i would have really loved this recently something simple to see total devices up/down similar to the NCM/ NTA pie charts. i couldn't get the pie chart so had to opt for this type of view
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This is how you need to look at the values RawStatus(SQL) = Status (Swql) For the variables you mentioned here is an article on how to add variables: Success Center
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ok dude let me know how you get on ill tweek to help you
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really glad i can help i have looked in my db and i cant see 'mounted disk's' what you should do is filter what disks you have and just add them to the volumetype Volumes: select distinct VolumeType from Volumes i get this vendor: select distinct Vendor from Nodes also if you hover over the volume you can see what…
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orioncrack what you can do here is update the vendor from this (n.Vendor like 'Windows') to this AND (n.Vendor IN ('Windows','VMware Inc','net-snmp','Linux')) you can poll any volumes that are monitored
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This is what I through would happen, if the firmware resolves your issue post back just incase someone else gets the same issue:) Good work dude
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aLTeReGo can i ask, what are the orphaned jobs? cheers, dan
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Do you have enough liscense for this template? check settings> licences > SAM liences
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no prob