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Awesome cheers dude, really appreciate your time and knowledge Dan
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hey, tried a few different ways to get this to work.. I would suggest looking at this from the perspective of alerting, when you QoS drops have the email send you the NTA interface details page. something like this in the trigger actions within the alert itself. paste the below in to the 'Enter or paste' section.…
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yup here you go 2016-11-18 14:32:34,695 [15] ERROR SolarWinds.Orion.Core.Models.Discovery.TypeResolverProxy - Cannot load type SolarWinds.Interfaces.Common.Models.Discovery.DiscoveredInterface,SolarWinds.Interfaces.Common 2016-11-18 14:32:34,695 [15] ERROR SolarWinds.Orion.Core.Models.Discovery.TypeResolverProxy - Cannot…
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By running the installer downloaded from your primary polling engine, will pick up the new modules on the additional web server and install anything missing on the additional web server
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Hasn't got an answer so why not select n.Caption,case when cpu.AvgPercentMemoryUsed < 75 then cpu.AvgPercentMemoryUsed end '< 75 %',case when cpu.AvgPercentMemoryUsed > 75 then cpu.AvgPercentMemoryUsed end '> 75%',cpu.DateTimeFROM CPULoad cpuINNER JOIN Nodes n ON n.NodeID = cpu.NodeID WHERE (datetime > Dateadd(minute,-150…
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You are correct, here is a good article to put things into perspective for you Virtualization Manager Versus IVIM
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i haven't turned mine off before. But yep it just wont discover the topologies but this can have a knock on effect for example: The Connect now feature in World Atles uses the L2 and L3 protocols to connect the nodes so if you use Maps to show Node placement on a MAP i would guess that would have a negative effect on that.…
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Do an SNMP walk on the device you might find that MIB isnt showing you the Interface indexes or their is a duplicate interface index. id suggest: SNMP wallk check you can see the indexes if you cant see indexes log with vendor
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Yea statically update the values
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just wanted to jump in here . i noticed you mentioned "Orion won't download config from device, until changes come to your device" this is tripping me up abit not gonna lie. we have the boxed ticked 'only save configs that have changed' can i clarify does this mean when the there is a changed line in the config or is it…
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HI, if you are looking for some type of report, here is a 'Custom Query resourse' widget query; Report on Muted and Unmanaged Entities is that what you are looking for?
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i see what you mean now, this is achievable to configure, you will be able to find some very useful information here: Unmanaging and suppressing alerts for applications - Scheduled recurring maintenance windows of course you will need to look for the Interface Uri rather then applications Uri but the idea is the same. on a…
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i see, if you are using a service account it wont matter if it is the same account or individual Orion accounts the principle is the same in regards to concurrent users count. you may have already realised but when users are using the same account you loose the ability to audit such as 'who' and 'when' for example who…
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yea i understand, recently we had a tableau polling data from solarwinds database could look at it as also integration. sure, it depends what do you want in to pull from the database? node status? historic events up/down, utilisation etc..? i would suggest building a query then just popping it in to a SQL view CREATE VIEW…
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hey, this should do the job: create a custom query resource paste the SWQL: select t.name as Alerting_Thresholds,t.level1value AS Warning,t.level2value AS CricitalFROM Orion.Thresholds t INNER JOIN orion.nodes n ON n.nodeid = t.InstanceId Where t.name…
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looks like you are looking for a custom table poller Success Center. expected outcomes: unique name would be cpqRackServerBladeStatus and alert would be anything other then '2' { other(1), ok(2), degraded(3), failed(4) }
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There are a few ways to do this. You can either poll the information from the device via UNDP and Alert on when the condition changes. To poll the information use the Orion Universal Device Poller application on the Solarwinds servers (You will need to find out what the OIDS are for the Power Supplys, normally on the…
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ye, your right there, everyone loves a report i have attached a report i use to send out weekly/ monthly,should give you some ground work on grouping etc..
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this service is defo stopped right?
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You have two things here, the first is NPM. The NPM module will poll data from a SNMP enabled device such as ifInOctets and ifOutOctets OID’s to tell you how much data is passing through the interface. The second is NTA, the NTA module will give you a deeper insight into the traffic, this is done by sending Flow data from…
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Hey, when working with the SWQL or SQL you need to join your table on to the the predefined select and from statement. your have to remove your select statement because you will be using two select statements and it will error out. the challenge would be that the current query doesn't have a unique ID of some type so it…
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Yo, You will have to set your device to send traps to your application server from here you can create an alert on the trap condition this can be done in the Trap Viewer you can add Alert Actions choose 'send Email' and add the veriables you want to see you can find a list of the variables here SolarWinds Online Help But…
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looking over the developer documentation i cant see the volume OID, it might be worth while reaching out to Citrix for the OID? I might have over looked it but have a check: Citrix NetScaler SNMP OID Reference
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HI orioncrack, i have added some additional features hopefully i have answered your question here Volume Report - Fixed Disk - Available - Size - Used - overall volume capacity NEW ** THRESHOLDS ** included
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nice question, got me thinking this is some methods id try: send a trap to solarwinds on Windows Server 2008 Event Log SNMP Traps | Question Driven the next would be to use the UNDP device poller and poll the status. Create a Universal Device Poller (UnDP) for a Counter - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support…
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might be a SQL guru out here but you purpose of selecting the top 1 is so you get the top one there are going to be many events for an interface node etc and this is looking at the one at the top
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Try this select * from eventtypes filter for events that interfaces can trigger then select * from events whene eventtype = interface eventid lol bit vague but on the train on my phone and dont have access to my db to try these queries lol but when im in the office if this is unanswered by then ill help you out
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you can run this quick query select n.Caption AS NODE ,n.IP_Address AS IP_address ,n.Vendor ,MachineType from nodes n where ObjectSubType like 'WMI'
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the screenshots were only to illustrate what is available. With the alert you are looking 'High CPU Utilization with Top 10 Processes' 'This alert reports the percentage of CPU usage for Linux/Unix hosts running NET-SNMP as well as Windows devices. It also shows the top ten processes running to help you troubleshoot why…
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"When I get an alert that two many resources are being used it would be good to know what is using that resource." I Might not be understanding the question but i think if you select alert you want to go to 'trigger actions' select Email then select insert Variable?