jbaulsir

What kind of servers do you have? It will matter, if you want to use custom MIBs. JB

We use a NetBotz 200 to monitor the dry contacts on our generators, transfer switchs and Fire Alarm system. We monitor them with Universal Device Poller and alert with Advanced Alert Manager - it works well http://www.apc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=346 JB

You mean like this... JB

Try this: Node response time is: ${SQL:select avgresponsetime from Nodes WHERE NodeID='${NodeID}'} ms And let me know JB

We patch our Orion server every month - no problems with MS or HP updates JB

Yes that sounds correct, If you want the High Packect loss alert reset when the node goes "Down" why not add to the Reset Condition: Reset alert when any of the following apply Percent Packet Loss is less than 5 Node Status is equal to Down But I think when the node goes UP you'll get another high packet loss alert until…

No problem

Or..... JB

I too would love to here when get table will be available. JB

But without get table you will only get the number 1 sensor and that will depend on model (CPU, I/O Board, etc...)

We have also seen this on older versions of net-snmp (5.1.X on Debian etch) and custom interface speed has worked correctly (NPM10 SP1) Net-snmp (5.3.2.2 on RHEL) reports correctly for us, I would suggest opening a support ticket on the rediscovery issue. JB

Hate to ring my own bell but....... There in there JB

Orion 9.0 SP1 SLX with APM, Netflow and Voip - 3000 Elements HP DL380 G5 dual Quad-core 3.16Ghz Processors 16 GB Ram - 12 GB for SQL 2005 (cu 6) System - 72GB Raid 1 (2x72GB SAS Dual Port 15k RPM) Data 410 GB Raid 5 (4x146GB SAS Dual Port 10KRPM) This box kicks ass! (pardon the language) JB

You mean like this.... JB

That is never going to work. JB

This work for us: Emergency : ${NodeName} is ${Status}. The IP address of this Node is ${IP} To view details of this system, goto: http://golnoc1/NetPerfMon/View.asp?View=NodeDetails&NetObject=N:${NodeID} This alert was triggered on ${DateTime} This has been generated by an automated system, DO NOT REPLY. Generated By:…

How big is your Database?

I believe it has changed, Try: http://XXX/Orion/NetPerfMon/CustomChart.aspx?ChartName=MMAvgBps&Title=&SubTitle=&SubTitle2=&Width=0&Height=0&NetObject=I:2590&CustomPollerID=&Rows=&SampleSize=5M&Period=Today&PlotStyle=&FontSize=1&NetObjectPrefix=I&SubsetColor=&RYSubsetColor=&ResourceID=27&ShowTrend=True JB

Here is one example: VolumeDescription not like '%Memory' and VolumePercentUsed > XX Of course XX can be whatever percentage you need. JB

Here is how I depict clusters, we do not show SANs. JB

That sounds very similar to our HW config. HP DL380 G5 32 GB RAM 6 HD - OS Raid1 Data Raid 5 P400 521MB Cache Win 2003 SQL 2005 6000 elements NPM NTA NCM APM IP SLA I'd add RAM JB

Here are the pollers I use for monitoring the array controller card (SCSI) and an external array. Looks like you using iSCSI could you provide more details on the setup? Do you have an external array connected via a iSCSI team? JB PS. Change HP_Array.txt to HP_Array.UnDP

 Can you put in a rule in to your firewall to allow the ICMP ping from just the Orion server? I understand the limitations but ICMP is the best way to determine if a device is up or down. SNMP can go down on the monitored device and it will look as if it is down. I'd rather not get woken up in the middle of the night for a…

Th oem for the MSA2000 series is a company called Dot Hill (www.dothill.com) I have been unsuccessful at finding much information on the mibs/oids that these units support. But as you said a mib walk doesn't show much, you could try opening a ticket with HP but they won't be able to do much. Maybe just a datapoint that we…

Customization is limited with V1 of the UnDP, but here's one I whipped up to dispaly status of a small external array. JB

check out this thread: I don't know if any progress has been made on the feature described JB

Here what I use: Alert: ${FullName} is ${SQL:Select Round ('${VolumePercentUsed}',0) from Volumes WHERE VolumeID='${VolumeID}'} Percent Utilized Volume Size ${SQL:Select round((VolumeSize / 1024 / 1024 / 1024),1) from Volumes WHERE VolumeID='${VolumeID}'} GB Currently Used ${SQL:Select round((VolumeSpaceUsed / 1024 / 1024…

HP: Model 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.2.2.4.2 S/N 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.2.2.2.1 Dell: Service Tag 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.1.300.10.1.11 JB

Nothing, we just did it fast (under 35 minutes for a 2.5Gb Database).

This is what we use: Alerts on disk drives that are greater then or equal to 90% JB