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Thank you.
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Not running it on the database. I am trying to make it work on the console. See post for screen shot. It works but the time is 6 hours ahead.
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I should have included that in my post as well. I am able to simulate it using the test function in editor. I think the issue is SolarWinds is not set up with that particular trap. I am guessing that in order to get a trap, it has to have the correct MIB installed in the SW database.
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Followed the steps. When i run the .bat is never gets past the server login. I hit connect and then i am logged into the sql server mgmnt studio express. i then hit execute to make it perform the backup. Windows scheduler does not run the task at all. "could not start".
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Sorry for the very late reply. I totally forgot i posted this. We never got it to work.
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When I do a Walk with the standard MIB i get about 6 results.
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Brandon, One the the vendor said was for me to try something similiar to this procedure which doesn't make a lot of sence to me but here is what they suggested... Here are the commands to register TSM server onto MPR9500. I have included the output as well. Note: 1. the entries will be in the table for 1 year. The will be…
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That did the trick. You sir are a GOD. Most appreciated.
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Gets an error.
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Right click on the universal device poller and then web display. Check do not show this if no assigned. Thats how i have mine setup and i verified it does not show up on node details of other nodes it is not set up in. A question to you as well. Do you know how to choose what pollers you want added to UDP status and to put…
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I think the issue is with the SWQL or the way it gets the data from the server. Seems SWQL and SQL have differences. I opened a ticket as well since SWQL is solarwinds proprietary as from what i researched it is limited on its functions. Were not able to get a fix on converting the 6 hour difference.
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I think mine work work fine running it from the sql database as well. I am trying to make it work so that is shows up on the console as a Custom SWQL Query. Here is the screen shot from the setup. The other screen shot is the result on the console.