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I got an email from SW with a fix, and this seems to have worked so far: 1. uninstall the Cirrus 3.5 2. delete the Configuration management folder fron c:/program files/solarwinds 3. Then Go To Add remove programs and choose to remove or change .net 2.0 then choose repair. 4. Then once this is done reinstall Cirrus as…

I have reverted back to v3.0 until this gets resolved.

How do you upgrade your VB? I have the latest version of VB with Server 2003.

I have discovered that I am getting this error message in Windows when this happens; Event Type: Information Event Source: VBRuntime Event Category: None Event ID: 1 Date: 4/13/2007 Time: 10:51:29 AM User: N/A Computer: ANF-NETTOOLS03 Description: The VB Application identified by the event source logged this Application…

I had the same issue with the "global default protocol", I fixed it and still getting the problem. One thing I noticed is that it is only happening to my nodes where the groups are larger than 1000 nodes. Still working on a solution.

this would be great! also, can we enable the scheduled jobs to use the advanced filtering options for the output like we can when we launch a execution script manually?

You can also edit multiple nodes at once by highlighting them in the node list, right clicking and choosing "edit multiple nodes". This is helpful if you have a mixed telnet/ssh environment.

We have 4,000 nodes and the web was pretty slow on 5.1, but after installing 5.1.1 it is much faster than before.

Yes. I have the same problem. Seems like a pretty big bug to me, especially since I often copy and paste configs in the console. I typically cut and paste to a notepad on the server itself and then copy it back over to my desktop. This still doesnt always work though.

The Policy reporter does work, but if it takes a long time to setup compared to just doing a quick search. You should also be able to take the results of a policy search and perform a config job on them.

BETTER SEARCHING!! We need to be able to search for patterns and for missing commands like in Cisco Works.

Yes, this would be very helpful for us as well. Often we will do a config search, then execute a job on the results of the search. It would be great to have a "execute later" or "create scheduled job" option instead of running it right away.

Nice job!!!

Running into the same issue, any resolution?

Dont think you can schedule the import yet, but you can import from an excel file, csv, tab, etc. For us, it would be nice to be able to specify a criteria for new nodes (ip range, snmp string, model) and have it periodically check for new nodes that match and add them automatically. (THIS IS A FEATURE OF CISCO WORKS)

you could always export the csv and open text editor and do a find/replace for the ';".

Having the same issue even with Hotfix 6. I was able to get working after clearing C:\Windows\Temp as well. Hopefully this gets fixed soon.

I had the same problem and 3.5.1 fixed the issue. You might have to uninstall 3.5 first.

Check your Windows event log under applications, I am getting a crash message from Cirrus when this happens. I recently upgraded to 3.5. I have not heard anything from SW regarding this.

Thanks guys that does help, although not perfect. It would be great if you added an advanced operation type where you could add the same responder or if you just apply a single operation to a large number of nodes at once since they are identical. Sort of the reverse of the hub and spoke option. Thanks!

Yah we have run into this, you can just add a "y" to the next line, and that will confirm for you and save the config. So the script should look like this: wr y Let me know if this works.

For the PIX and ASA, I just use the "Cisco PIX Firewall" device type, youll have to manually assign them to this. For the IDS, I just used the Cisco PIX 520 template and modified this line from show run to "show config". You can edit the text file under "Devicetypes' folder with notepad. <Command Name="DownloadConfig"…

I think if you add a space to the end of your statement, that should do the trick. So search for 192.168.99.1_ <--but without the _ just enter a space.

Yep, I use the PIX template, works fine.

so you want the results of the "sho vlan" to be included in your config backup? you should able to create a custom device type and use a text editor to modify the "sho run" command to something more appropriate.

I typically use a scheduled job that looks something like this: sho cdp nei | I AP sho cdp nei | I Phone

If you do a config search, then highlight the results, then select NODES -- > EXECUTE COMMAND SCRIPT from the menu, you can execute commands on only the results from the search. This should accomplish what you are asking.