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That will be a useful feature. However, I do think your IP group is truncated. Microsoft has listed over 200 IPs just for Authentication and 89 subnets and Exchange has 54 subnets and 7 single IPs. Your group has 4 subnets and only 120 IPs. I am not trying to poke at your list I am just trying to understand how we have…
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TCL is a scripting language and the regex command is 'regexp' (linked that to the tck.tk website for it). I may have time to work out and test the rexexp today. Once you get the regex part working and you test it on one switch, you should be able to push it to all switches, just make sure you don't save your config until…
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As long as you aren't using them it shouldn't cause any issues. I would delete them through the web interface and not directly from the database to avoid any possible from not modifying all of the necessary tables.
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Sorry i completely missed the business hour portion of your question. You will now have to delve into SQL for that. I would suggest looking at Business hours reporting in the Web Based Report Writer
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My apologies, that section should look like below. I used the wrong quotes when I typed it and didn't declare the VRF variable. That section validates for me so please let me know if you have other issues or if this worked for you. { string @VRF @VRF = @INTERFACE_IP_ADD + '.' @VRF = @VRF + @VLAN_ID CLI {
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Wasn't aware that it would only use the first line. Now that is useful to know. Now I am going to spend the weekend thinking of how to use that.
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What I was trying to do there was tiered logic. First the config block, which is fairly standard. So each interface is either vlan 3001 or not. If it is vlan 3001 then it should check for all items in the the parenthesis. This may be a cleaner way of doing it if you plan on using the config block line for remediation, but…
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I would want to consider it a failure as the automated backup did not succeed. Though checking for a backup on each day of the previous month would also be a valid way of looking at things.
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Also if your remediation does require more complexity you can just use a config change template in the remediation section. I also want to clarify what I think is a typo in Craig Norborg's post to avoid any confusion. The "config block" is in the compliance policy rules, not the config change template.
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You can create a NCM in the web console to set the baseline the entire network. I am not aware of any way to do it by groups though.
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That is unfortunately what I was thinking as well. The more I try to do with SolarWinds the more I realize that I just need to master SQL queries. I have been able to get by with using other people queries and modifying them, but I guess I need to stop studying Cisco and focus on SQL instead.
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I don't have a 10.7 environment to test with and my memory of it is vague. I want to confirm that it lets you run a script, custom sql or anything of the sort?
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1. Service monitoring and the fact the website is able to provide data 3. Here is a powershell example PowerShell script to modify a NODE Custom Property via Rest API/JSON 5. All data that solarwinds NPM uses is in the database including many of the settings. There are some logs, but it is primarily about the various…
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None of this is the fault of SolarWinds, but the systems you are trying to control. If you have a machine that breakfast burritos and bacon and an wireless blood sugar monitor it sure could get that made for you. You could also have it control the emergency plan catching systems and potentially shutdown or redirect trains…
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CourtesyIT thanks for your reply. That will reduce the number of locations that each script is to 2 (Config Change Templates and Config Management Scripts). But I feel that that is still 1 to many especially when you consider how complicated a CCT can get and the Config Management Scripts don't have the validation option…
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jamesatloop1 - after i rebuilt my indexes with sql scripts I found here on thwack, SolarWind's YouTube and some research trying to verify that I wouldn't kill my database with those scripts my performance increase and has become much more stable.
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I agree with jemertz use hashes and then you may just be able to just use a compliance policy for the whole thing and it should make things easier to troubleshoot. I find config change templates are great, but I only use them when I can't do what I want with a compliance policy.
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The end block for most Cisco interface blocks will be !
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Thank you very much for this solution. I had gone back and forth with support several times and only made this post hoping someone had a fancy SQL/SWQL script I could modify for my use, but instead I got a real solution. I can only hope that support comes across this post to help the next person in need.
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Using regex, this is fairly simple and can be adapting to several other things (like ntp servers). Below is a screenshot of my scrubbed rule. The important part is the config block start. ^username (?!admin\s|support\s)\w* Basically it means: If a line starts with "username " and is not followed by "admin " or "support "…
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Which gauges are you trying to display? Do you want gauges similar to those your are showing (linear) or do you want radial gauges? I suggest creating a new view for your APC UPS as you will likely want a complete different set of data than you would for your average network device. * With or without the new view you will…
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So I have this map working and I love it. I have added styling to my map so it only shows what we need to see. Unfortunately google doesn't have county lines in their map and my organization deals with everything explicitly by county. I have found that I can add the county lines through a kml file, but I have been unable…
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I think I have modified the Network and interface queries to excluded items that are have had their alerts muted. I just borrowed part of the muted alert report and modified the last part of the query. I have tried to highlight my change. If there is a better way of doing this I would be grateful. Interface: FROM…
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What you linked in a set of Universal Device Pollers, This is a poller to be assigned to your APCs so that SolarWinds can pull the correct node details as I found that the SolarWinds poller didn't pull everything correctly. On NPM 12 you can find the setting for this under the Node & Group Management heading, it is called…
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I am having an issue getting this to work. Autodiscovery is not working within powershell/ews for me (possibly due to our hybrid Office 365 environment). I have made the below change to attempt to resolve this: # Discover the URL from the Exchange email address #$s.AutodiscoverUrl($exchangeEmail) $s.Url =…
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I haven't played with that feature much due to isn't inability to use user level credentials, but could you not run regular script to do the download and then do the rest with the firmware upgrade tool?
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We have a lot of 2860x's in my environment and they all report without issue. I would suggest checking the IOS version and verifying proper snmp access. Those have been the culprits of most of my issues after upgrading.
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Are you executing the script in configuration mode?
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I am not seeing any way int NPM 11.5.3 to apply a filter to the alerts resource, which I why I suggested an alternative. I think there would need to be a feature request submitted to allow for the filtering you are wanting.
