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@"dodo123", which process to kill ?
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Hi @"marlief22", I'm still a bit confused, so does the following is the right type of alert for Component Level:
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OK, where can I go from this page ? PRDMON01-VM/.../default_orion.aspx
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That's great, thank you @"Seashore", I suppose the DB recovery mode can be set to Simple for the Solarwinds SQL server.
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Hi @"silverbacksays", I wanted to include the additional Event Logs in the email after the server is rebooted. Hence I created a manual PowerShell script that is working when I double-click the script.
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This is the screenshot showing all of the VCenter polling status with no issue:
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cool, thanks @"steven"
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That's great idea, thank you @"marc"
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Yes, that is a good idea, thanks @"bobmarley00111"ey
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Yes, this is what I've been looking for, thanks @seashore
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That's great sharing @"Chris", so is this migration supported by Solarwinds or will render my Main Polling Engines not be supported by the Solarwinds support team?
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Hi @"Chris" thank you for the reply and the suggestion in this case. So is it possible or will not be as smooth as migrating the VMs to the different Hypervisor, from on-premise VMware to Azure?
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Wow, thanks @"wonka"
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[quote userid="3073" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/92756/orion-freepoller---snmp-polling-capability/294332#294332"]SAM based monitoring only[/quote]Hi @"Seashore", thank you for the update on this thread. AFAIK, the I do not have the Additional Polling Engine (APE) licenses when I check…
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Based on my understanding, my Main Polling engines is licensed with 3000 SAM Allowed Number of Component Monitors. So if I deploy additional 2x Free Polling Engines in two remote data center locations to distribute the load, I still cannot perform SNMP polling from the 2x Free Polling engines?
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Hi @"Chris", may I know what's the "You cannot stack free poller licenses." mean?
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Hi @"Chris", may I know what's the "You cannot stack free poller licenses." mean?
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that's great, thanks @"Seashore"
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Hi, @"aLTeReGo" thank you for the update, yes, looks like it will be cumbersome to loop through thousands of AD object, and then translate it for the : $nodeId = 8 # NodeID of a node which custom properties you want to change $ifaceId = 58 # InterfaceID of an interface on the node that's just one example for one specific…
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Hi, @"Seashore" thank you for the update. so how can I import the .CSV file from exported AD to match the custom property in Solarwinds?
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Thank you for the reply @"aLTeReGo", would it be possible to get the computer description on the OS? the value can be retrieved using: <span>(Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem).Description</span>
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that's great, thanks @"Seashore"
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So where in Solarwinds I can copy paste that SWQL code? yes I do have AppInsight with SAM license.
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The second script to show the the database backup status returns 0 for successful backup? Does it mean the number of database that hasn't been backed up?
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Thanks @"Seashore", however the first script throws error:
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@"Seashore"141138546393088 do I need about 141 TB to match the required error logs ?
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Does this script can show which SQL Backup job is currently failed and then alert via Solarwinds?
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Which component that you are using to monitor the SQL Agent job?
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This is the result of your command:
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Actually, I am using the standard SQL Server: Microsoft SQL Server 2016 (SP2-CU15-GDR) (KB4583461) - 13.0.5865.1 (X64) Oct 31 2020 02:43:57 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation Standard Edition (64-bit) on Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard 6.3 <X64> (Build 9600: ) (Hypervisor)