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Yes, you can do this. Edit the UnDP, click on the "show Advanced Options". In the advanced options, choose "raw value", then under the Format drop down, choose "enumeration". Once you select that the "Map Values" button becomes avalable. click that, you will then be able to assign text to the various values returned by the…

I noticed the same thing, and had the same question. I'm curious to see the answer. Jeremy

bump Anyone have an answer for this?

I was able to get it working via Trap rules, instead of syslog. I can't remember if I attempted a syslog first, or if I went straight to the trap rule. For the trap rule, I left everything default except for the "trap Details" tab. It took a little testing, and watching the traps to see what info was sent when a config…

Anyone have any idea on this. SQL guys?!?!?!

my vote is in! Go solarwinds! :)

Bump. I'm interested in this as well. Anyone????

I know this is an old thread, but I would love to hear an answer to this. I would also love the ability to tell it how to group/order the interfaces. like Group by node, order by utilization.

I too have that problem with Firefox, version 3.5.8. It doesn't seem to happen all the time though. Sometimes, it scrolls without issue. Strange.

I dont know the answer to your question, but I can say that our configMgmt is no where near that large. I have about 600 devices, mostly cisco routers and switches. My DB size is is only about 15 gigs. I'm wondering if something is not getting purged properly in the DB. Hopefully someone with more knowledge on the subject…

I really like it. Mainly due to the speed increse. It seems to load the list of nodes much faster. Nice work.

There is a solution posted on this thread.

Thanks for moving the thread. didnt realize I was under the certification forum.

You could configure the device to send the syslogs from the management interface that NCM uses. the command is something like this: logging source-interface Loopback0 replace "loopback0" with the interace that you wish to send the syslog messages.

I'm looking for this as well.

I am interested in this as well. We need a way to show how and what we are testing for in each policy rule.

when you looked in database manager, was that IP just listed as one of the ip address in the ip address table? The trap needs to come from the same IP that NCM users as the main IP address of the device. It should be listed as the "agentIP" in the nodes table. The agentIP is the ip that NCM uses to communicate with the…

I just tried this and experienced the same results. I choose the option to attach a PDF copy of the config change report to the email and the email has no attachment. I really need this feature to work, because my Lotus Notes email client crashes when trying to open the emailed report, due to the size of it I guess. If if…

I ended up wiping by DB and starting over clean. There was no resolution, after 2 months of troubleshooting, so I just bit the bullet and did it. I left the old DB in tack, so that I could run SQL scripts to update most of the custom fields and what not.

Thinking that the raid configuration might be part of the issue (we do experience intermittent high Disk write queue lengths), I stopped the netflow service, as this one probably causes the heaviest I?O to the DB. I figured that might help things out temporarily. It did not help. About 10 minutes after stopping the…

If you have NCM installed, you could create a scheduled job in NCM, then have the NPM alert trigger an external prgram. Set the external program to be something like this "c:\program files\solarwinds\configuration management\configMgmtjob.exe c:\program files\solarwinds\configuration…

I saw another post about this a couple of months ago. I'm trying to find it now, but I'm having a hard time finding it. If I remember correctly, you have to remove them from the database, as they are no longer stored in a folder, like they were with map maker. Maybe someone else can find the post, or can repost the method…

Absolutely. This is how I have mine configured and it works perfectly. I keep the NCM trap/syslog services disabled and strictly use the NPM services.

I would like an answer to this too.

It would nice if there were some settings that could be tweaked on the hardware monitoring. For example. Altering thresholds, ignoring certain hardware conditions ect.

I'm looking to do a similar think with a UPS universal device poller. I want to change the status icon of the node if my device poller returns a certain status.

Same problem here. This makes our "Nodes with Problems" view look horrible. It appears as if we have problems all over the place. Hopefully SW can come up with a workaround for this.

Bumping the thread. I would also like to know what the "stackSub" interface is for on a stack switch. Should I be monitoring it, or just the stackports?

I'm trying to work this out right now, but have been unsuccessful thus far. I am trying to use a standard NCM script. I might try using a Config Change Template, if I dont have any luck with this. It takes all the commands needed except for the FTP password.

For our Netscreen devices, I was able to configure a syslog rule. I used the following "Syslog Message Pattern", in the Message tab of the rule: *System configuration saved*,*system-notification-00019*,*Saved CA configuration* Hope that helps.