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I don't know about the post, but I look at: http://www.internettrafficreport.com/ JB

Change your pollers from Get Table to Get Next JB

I tried too, See this post

NPM can only ping the server, to more effectively test whether or not the web server is working APM is the ticket. JB

If you'rew running on HP hardware you can load the HP Managemant agents on the hosts to monitor the core hardware and then monitor the guests like regular servers. JB

I don't have any update on the mutiple node suppression problem detailed in this post: But I'll look for the old ticket # and call in to see if this is still on the radar JB

Sorry dude :) JB

Two different ways to get what you want: First to put a custom property into a email message, use a SQL Statement i.e. ${SQL:Select "Your Custom Property" from Nodes WHERE NodeID='${NodeID}'} Second to put a link into a message, http://Your_Server/NetPerfMon/View.asp?View=NodeDetails&NetObject=N:${NodeID} You can also…

Here's what I did for Big IP Current Connections As long as the OIDs are supported, you should be able to graph them You'll have to use a Universal Device Poller Chart I'll post the poller in th Content Exchange JB

Well I'm kinda new at creating NOC Screen (we just got a 42" display in the Data Center) but I started think about what we needed to see and since we have pretty extensive alerting, I wanted to see the worst of what's going on. Like Down Node/Server/Infrastructure (ATSs,UPSs,KVMs,HVAC Units, etc. and extreame utilizations…

Try this JB

John: Does you poller look like this? JB

Yes, 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.8 Would you like me to post my custom pollers to the content Exchange? JB

Have you tried Updating the report Schema? JB

Database size is a fucntion of SQL, Sql Express is limited to a 4 GB database. SQL Standard and above do not have that limitation. My Orion database (NPM,APM,Netflow, and VoIP with 3000+ elements) is 17GB JB

Yes, but not with SNMP, ICMP only

Definitely a Feature Request!!!! Denny can you add this one to the list? Please. JB

I use VolumePercentUsed and just type in the percentage you want to alert on. JB

We have setup a "heartbeat" alert to let our staff know the Orion server is up. It's an advanced alert that triggered on the server name and status of up and reoccurs every 24 hours. There is no good way to specify the time the alert is sent except by the time it was initially triggered which in our case is 9:45 AM every…

Can you post a screen shot of your trigger conditions? Here is example of a disk alert for our SQL Servers only... JB

I don’t think it’s as cut and dried as just the number of elements being monitored. It’s really how big is my database going to get, so you should look at it like: How many elements am I going to monitor x What is my data retention policy = My database size Then How much of the database do I need to keep in RAM to keep it…

OK I just added it and it works. Typo in your defination should read: ExecString="C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe https://${IP}" JB

Here is a report we wrote reporting SLA percentage for a class of servers for the last month. I think you can save this as an .orionreport file and edit it. Hope this helps <Report Version="1.0" Group="Production System Availablity - XXX" Title="Availability of XXX System - Last Month" Type="History"…

Here are the pollers I use, just change the suffix to UnDP and import it into Universal Device Poller. JB

with a messgae like.... ${Node.Caption} reporting loss of Input Power. Current utility input voltage is ${SQL:Select Status From CustomPollerAssignment as Assignment, CustomPollerStatus as Status where Assignment.CustomPollerAssignmentID = Status.CustomPollerAssignmentID and Assignment.NodeID = ${NodeID} and…

Then create an alert...

You have to start with something like this...

Are you at NPM 9.1 SP1? /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf should contain information about the SNMP configuration of this device, but also this line : dlmod SNMPESX /usr/lib/vmware/snmp/libSNMPESX.so Which is the location of the vmware specific mibs. JB

We use APM Linux/Unix Script Monitor - For Reads Mb/s iostat <Device> -d -x -m | grep <Device>| sed 's/[ \t]\+/ /g' |cut -f6 -d " " For Writes Mb/s iostat <Device> -d -x -m | grep <Device> | sed 's/[ \t]\+/ /g' |cut -f7 -d " " Replace <Device> with what you want to monitor JB

As an Example we send this Subject: Emergency: ${Caption} is ${Status} Body: Emergency: ${Caption} is ${Status} The IP address of this Node is ${IP_Address} To view details of this Node, goto: http://Your_Server/NetPerfMon/View.asp?View=NodeDetails&NetObject=N:${NodeID} This alert was triggered on ${DateTime} This has been…