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So the host in this case is windows, which means that if you won't get admin rights to the server, you can do 2 things. First, install the agent with admin rights. Then that service runs with System privileges and can access the events and performance counters. The next thing is something I don't do, but can be done. You…
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Support will get you fixed, but I always start with just rebooting the server. If the restart doesn't do it, take a database back up, make a ticket with support, and run the diagnostics to attach to your ticket.
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I think starting with @"rschroeder" post is the way to go. Use the IP from your spreadsheet and paste into the Network disocery wizzard. The .ps1 file I think you are asking about is a script that you write to meet your needs using the SDK in the first post.
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@"rinat.kirimov" wrote:Thanks! Yes, I can see those. However, I might not have been clear in my original question, what I'm looking for is the mapping between volumes and SVMs in NetApp using SRM module. I can see table for volumes and I can see table for vservers but I can't seem to figure out how to bind two together. OK…
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Please do, @"jm_sysadmin" if you need to get my attention
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So there is nothing formal beyond the Incident integration in the Orion platform. But I think what you want is documented from Service Now and is called 'Service Graph Connector for SolarWinds'. Version 2.1.7 was released in September. You need to be paying for the Service Now ITOM and Discovery modules of Service now to…
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I would use Custom Properties. Export the AD values you care about into excel, and import them into the nodes custom properties (you would like make your own, but you could just toss it into existing ones.) I do this for anything that I want to show up in an alert email. Contact numbers for vendors, street address,…
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I may be wrong, my license is older and doesn't work like that, but that article supports your argument. I agree that says if you keep the total items under 500 for node/interface/volume you should be good.
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So I swap out the ${NodeID} with a node id and I get stuff in SWQL Studio. Is that where you ran it? Or are you using Powershell (or python, or the SWIS page in Orion, or a REST query, whatever) to access the API?
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Sure, below are the 2 queries in SWQL Studio, and the 3rd is the Custom table widget config. 4th is the widget on the page.
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Looks like the custom resource is a good fit, if you want four charts, just add four of them, if you want 4 lines on one chart it does that too. Just add the Custom Object Resource to you page, and then edit from the preview.
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I was able to get this: Re: Detailed interface information of all interfaces in one group? To work, following the second to last post where it adds the URL of the min/max chart into an iframe. I am Tinkering with the custom object now since that seems promising.
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I think you are right, the Availability % would be impacted. Personally I would still try to explain the % lost from the scheduled downtime, but assuming that won't convice the business, you have options. If you want to schedule the unmanaged event, then you can use the tool, see the document below. Remember only one…
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Can you run anything from the executable action? Something like: "C:\Windows\System32\ipconfig.exe" > %temp%\ipconfig.txt Don't specify a user first. Also, did you clear the downloaded form the internet flag on curl and its resources? Unblock-File
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OK tested stuff out. First I made a csv to hold data, you will likely do this or something else to gather your data. My format: IP,Comments,CustomProp1,CustomProp2 10.110.16.105,PC for Jake,Data1,Data2 I could send node properties only as admin, custom properties could be admin, power user, and operator. My script to read…
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Its the map editor. Add a map to a view and one of the component options is to add a link to download the app to install.
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Yes you can override it. I had no dependencies and turned it on to see what happen, it was fine. Nearly all network stuff, some right, some needed love. I thought it was a good start, better than starting from nothing.
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I agree it makes no sense. Hopefully when you get the JSON form the post that fails something jumps out.
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I remember setting up the SQL AppInsight for the Orion database with the default values very shortly after I installed SAM, and it lit up like Christmas. I figured you might want a bit more information.
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So the all in one $25 board is absolutely aimed at educational and hobbyist markets. So I mostly agree with you. That said i can do a lot off that board. I started using it because I wanted to have a reason to actively use Linux, python and related technologies. The pi zero is not plug and play, you want a plan going into…
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It can be scripted, but it will take effort. I would say that you can get the health, but it will be hard to really get useful performance stats. Take a look at these two links: https://blog.purestorage.com/pure-storage-smi-s-provider-overview-2/ Pure Storage SMI-S Provider Overview | PS /8arkz>_ That said, and I know that…
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TCP Connections (SNMP) This might help if you are still having issues
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I'd take something like this: Script Check the AD replication status forest wide and send HTML report and schedule it. But you can build it into a SAM template, if you haven't written one yet, then find a powershell monitor thats been shared and use it as an example. Its not hard, but it is specific.
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The newer Orion core installs I have not had an issue with. What your Orion core version?
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What type of alert is it? Application or Component, or other?
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Glad you are moving forward, shout if you need anything else, is that error in the new post related to an new alias? I always use the hostname with an fqdn
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Build your own report, I don't have any Oracle on windows, but this should get you started. The Name criteria should have whatever the add/remove programs listing would have.
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Now I understand, glad you got it figured out.
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I have done this exactly, and fail over works. The alias is managed by a GSLB so I don't have to change it manually. the GSLB fails over when my port on the primary DC stops responding.
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I swapped out your property for one I had, and using like worked. So I have a property called Organization with a value of NCH IS and the alert filtered correctly. AND nodes.CustomProperties.Organization like 'NCH IS' There fore I think your line should be AND nodes.customproperties.devicetype like 'Domain Controllers'