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There is an awesome inexpensive tool called BatchPatch which can remotely control the Automatic Updates service on multiple machines which works great for managing many machines during a maintenance window.

This would be very helpful for alerting!

What was the outcome of this? I have an IronPort S160 WSA and would like for LEM to be able to see the accesslogs if possible.

I think I did find part of this online, but putty doesn't need the ssh:// portion of the argument, just the hostname/IP. That is why I used the batch file to use sed.exe to remove that portion and then pass it to PuTTY.

Make sure that you copy it and paste in plain text. Some editors do weird things with the quotation marks.

Yes, there is an existing feature request to add custom properties to groups which would immensly help in using them in alerts.

I tend to write my alert criteria to use node status is not down so if it is in a warning state due another interface being down the next interface going down will still fire.

I spent a little more time looking at this after I posted and came up with the following which works for me: ^ key…

A web page needs to use <BR> for a line break. CR/LF has no effect in HTML.

I setup the SSH protocol handler on my system to launch PuTTY per the registry changes below. This allows any link ssh://hostname to be processed by my workstation and launch with PuTTY. I use various utilities in a folder of my C drive called Tools with some UNIX utilities like sed.exe. Registry: Windows Registry Editor…

I did manage to get this working although not the way I would have liked... ^ Feature \".+\": Quantity = \w+, Time Remaining = \".+ days\"$ For some reason the numbers after Quantity = didn't match on \d+, but do match on \w+.

I don't believe there is a built in report for this so I had made my own, however one thing to beware of is how you choose to have SolarWinds configured to pull backups - if only changed configs get saved or if every time the job runs you save the configs. My report assumed the later and looked for Never backed up and ones…

I use this template for the IronPort S160 Web Security Appliance running 7.1.3-021: Cisco IronPort-1.3.6.1.4.1.15497.1.1.1.ConfigMgmt-Commands: <!--SolarWinds Network Management Tools--> <!--Copyright 2005 SolarWinds.Net All rights reserved--> <Configuration-Management Device="IRONPORT" SystemOID="…

Did you ever find a good comparison criteria for this? I have the same problem and was trying to use a specific regex match of the 3 spaces key and a space followed by 48 hexadecimal characters, but I can't get it to even properly ignore in NCM (working with Solarwinds on this, but probably due to their regex…

SysObjectID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.2066 Cisco Catalyst 3650 Stack

You should be able to do this with a regex like ^username\s(cisco|username2)\s and look for lines that match (meaning they aren't contained within the regex OR segment). The trailing space assumes there will be further commands in the line (priviledge, secret, etc.) which also helps prevent a false postitive match of a…

I created a template for this switch and uploaded it to thwack, but here are the contents: <Configuration-Management Device="D-Link DGS" SystemOID=" 1.3.6.1.4.1.171.10.137.1.1"> <Commands> <Command Name="RESET" Value="terminal width 255${CRLF}terminal length 0"/> <Command Name="Reboot" Value=""/> <Command…

I am running 7.3.101.0 and this is the template I use Cisco WLC-1.3.6.1.4.1.14179.ConfigMgmt-Commands: <!-- edited with Notepad by Jodros--> <!--SolarWinds Network Management Tools--> <!--Copyright 2005 SolarWinds.Net All rights reserved--> <Configuration-Management Device="Cisco WLC" SystemOID="…