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  • My Inactive ports were being monitored through UDT and it was reporting for the node that "one or more ports are down" So I unmonitored the inactive/down UDT ports. It still reported that "one or more ports are down". Then went back in and marked to delete the UDT ports. It still reports on the node, ports are down, even…
    in UDT Tips and Tricks Comment by ironclad757 October 2012
  • It's manged via SMTP, running Windows 2008 Server on a Dell PowerVault NX3000, and it's monitored across the local LAN. The health of the hardware has been monitored for several months without issues until recently. The event viewer does not show anything that helped me trace the problem. Followed one article regarding an…
    in Windows Server Hardware Health Status Bouncing Comment by ironclad757 September 2012
  • I have a few servers that has the hardware health monitor bounce for, but it's really bad for a particular server. I had Ops Manager 6.0 installed but I uninstalled and installed 7.1.0 thinking it would be the problem. I noticed it started happening after SAM was upgraded to 5.2. Were you able to resolve the problem on…
    in Windows Server Hardware Health Status Bouncing Comment by ironclad757 September 2012
  • I had issues with the UPDATE statement. The correct use is UPDATE [dbo].[Nodes] SET columnName = UPPER(columnName) Thanks again for the answer.
    in Converting uppercase to lowercase hostnames Comment by ironclad757 February 2016
  • That is exactly what it seems like--it doesn't save. However, within D:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\Reports, it shows the report with the modified date of a few minutes ago. I also even created a new report and then went to http://hr-atms-nms/Orion/Report.aspx?Report=Report_Name_Here, it returns an error…
    in Report Writer - Updated an Existing Report - Does not show the changes Comment by ironclad757 September 2012
  • I wasn't able to accomplish the removal of "events" for particular application components (Windows and SQL). So I changed each server and its application template to not have a warning or critical threshold. Now these types of counters don't make an "event" for them to display in the "Latest Events" for everyone to see. If…
    in only event if threshold is reached for more than 10 minutes for two application components Comment by ironclad757 July 2013
  • Didn't figure how to pull it automatically but I was able to manage to set the Interface Name in bulk. I created a Universal Device Poller called Portname and placed it in a table format. Then copied the entire table into Excel After that copied the node ID from the SQL query into Excel SELECT Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.Caption…
    in Layer 2 Interface Names... Comment by ironclad757 August 2015
  • Using LANSurveyor I was able to determine the ports on the cisco switch with the particular interface(s) of the node. Since Atlas Map does not automatically connect interfaces on Window Servers to the port on the switch it makes Atlas Map extremely time consuming. Furthermore, these manual connections in AtLas Map only…
    in Atlas Map - Two Cisco Switch Connected to Multiple NICs in Servers Comment by ironclad757 February 2013
  • Case #390850 - "non-monitored interfaces showing down"
    in One or more Ports have state: Down. Comment by ironclad757 October 2012
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