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So, how would I use this feature? We want to detect bouncing network devices.

Could you post an example with screen shots of what you are doing. It sounds interesting.

Office 365 for Email and Office Products ELK for logging management ESX 6.7 Campus Solutions (because we wanted to poor all of our money and energy down the sink hole of no return)

Anyone, how do we implement this?

ALL of my DBs are showing that warning, if you look at the first screen shot, MD11 is one of them. You can see it looks absolutely fine on the most recent screen shot showing the MB DB size and Space use. That is what I'm trying to get at the heart of. What causes the warnings when there is no other visible warnings that…

Maybe this is the problem - none of the DBs have the "space usage" information displayed overtly. If I click on the space usage, that does come up. With the theory you proprosed this would mean that all 30 of my DBs are over the critical threshold - and then wouldn't they show yellow as a warning somewhere?

Mine do show as unreachable on a down node:

But 29 out of 30 of my DBs have not lost redundancy and they shouldn't be reporting as 'in Warning'? They show "Green" everywhere, except for in that one graph that I included as a screen shot in the original post.

I have found that my Application Monitors (like chkdsk) will go into Critical status even if the node is down, so that part has not been true for me.

AppInsight for Exchange uses the Powershell scripts. That's just standard.

So we're talking WHD here. That explains why I can't find any of this. Thanks.

That would make sense then why my Exchange Servers are all on switched them back to the preferred method for AppInsight for Exchange. So every database would report this type of warning, when one copy of another database is down? That seems strange that every database I have would be "in warning" in this circumstance. It's…

Wow, thanks for the quick update on that article!

We haven't done anything beyond what I originally did. My team is great at asking for me to monitor something, then not using what I produce! What were you looking for?

Thanks, very helpful. I'm going to have to play around with this for sure.

Thank-you. Is this part of a different module? We only have SAM and NPM.

I just tested, and it's only in the username that we can't use periods. This is in IE and in Chrome.

I have it working now. I had to comment out the lines in KEMP.LoadBlanacer.Powershell.psd1 module on my Orion servers in two places where it had PowerShellHostVersion = "2.0'. Additionally, I had to change the Application Monitor to run on the x64 platform instead of x86. Final scripts: S Script for Kemp - VS & RS Up/Down…

I thought my servers were monitored via SNMP (all our servers are by preference), but somehow my Exchange Servers were set to WMI and ICMP instad. I just switched 3 of them to SNMP and ICMP instead to see if that had a bearing on the issue. When I look at the Application Monitor for "Microsoft Exchange" - there is no…

Here are some of the custom views that we are using: Monitors on individual VS& RS: Then I created a Application Monitor for VS Monitor Details and we get alerts if more than 2 RS are down on a VS.

It's now half way through 2016 - almost 5 years - has this ever been put into the product?

SW Support found: We noticed that the issue why the licenses are not being mapped to the component monitors is because of your module engine that is not working properly. What we did is to repair the core services and completed the configuration wizard.

I was making it too difficult. According to SW Support I just need to use the built in functionality of "Alert can be triggered if" more or equal x " objects (at the same time) have met the specified condition and then trigger single alert.

Answered my own question by searching THWACK - I ended up creating the report and adding the report to the resource instead - works great!

Is this still the case? We switched to a new polling engine and I don't want to keep having to choose Orion1 over Orion every time.

One more question - do you know what the field StatusIconHint is for? I can't find anything on THWACK for it.

Thank-you! Exactly what I was looking for! SELECT ACP.Application.Name as ApplicationName, Ticket, ACP.Application.Node.Caption as Node, 'https://orion.uwsp.edu/Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N:' + ToString(ACP.Application.NodeID) as [_LinkFor_Node],'/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-' +…

I have opened a case, and SW concluded this was not related to our licensing. Occurs in these 3 circumstances so far: * The Component Monitor is unmanaged * The Component Monitor is failing for some reason (such as an incorrect setting pointing at a non-existent web-site) * A failing Component Monitor is fixed. Testing the…

I used a Windows PowerShell Monitor to pass parameters: Script Arguments: ${IP},443,tcp Script Body Snippet: #Get credentials, start remote session and import commands from that session #Get the IP of the current node as the first argument passed to the script $IP = $args[0] $Port = $args[1] $Protocol = $args[2] echo "IP:…

That's exactly what I meant with my original question! Thanks for clarifying that much better than I had.