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At the very least, I can delete quite a few of old ones I no longer need. That shouldn't cause any issues would it?

Hi guys, I have been using the "only save configs that have changed" for about a month or so now. Checking my backup files, it is saving a new copy every time, even when they are exactly the same. Is there something that I am missing here?

I have ordered the web license. The anticipation is building.

Hey, that sounds like good news! I am still running 2015.1.2 and 11.5.2 so I will also update those. I am moving forward with adding a web server also.

Domain Group Policy prevents me from trying this workaround.

Thanks for the license info. The db server is fine - unlike the polling server, it was really beefed up.

Yea, that's what I was thinking... but the Node Alert details page is always there no matter what. Also, recently I have had more Interface Alert pages that are coming up fine even days after. So, now there is no correlation to what is a good link and what is not. Regardless, what variables would I need to link to an event?

I will reach out to them unless I hear something on here shortly. Calling support always feels like a failure - haha

hard to answer this one. We have alerts down pat. We are constantly trying to improve our dashboards. Predictive capabilities would be a lacking area I would expect to be growing in Orion sooner rather than later.

Still hoping for an update on this. Has anybody else done this? Thanks!

Very helpful post. Simple instructions, with detailed explanation of cause purpose. That's win-win. GoldTipu Thanks!

So, i just want to be clear here. The default Orion Pollers don't work properly with these devices. We're just adding a custom poller using the Cisco provided OID?

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Sign me up for this one.

NPM user here. I'm evaluating SAM for a large enterprise deployment. I had some issues with creating server group dashboards but finally got around it. Now, I am trying to build alerts and this is practically(if not) a deal-breaker. I am sad and aghast.

I HAD the same question.

I'll post this document here for future reference and if anybody comes across this same question. Setting Up Network Devices to Export NetFlow Data​ http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/en/flarehelp/netflow/content/orionnetflowagsettingnetflow.htm

Well, unmanaged and gave the device a 169.254.x.x ip address and renamed it to x_OLD. I had a duplicate add node window with the legit IP and all the info I needed. Then did them bang bang. It works good enough this way as far as I'm concerned. I just need to show two different reports to the powers that be.

The majority of these were remote devices. Eventually I tried them from my old polling server and it worked. I had to have the remote teams allow access from my new server's ip address. Not everybody reads all the emails Thanks for the help though!

I have the exact thing happening on my AWS. They show correctly when I browse to my main Orion server.

I can only speak for NPM, but: We are currently monitoring 15,000+ elements with 1 NPM server * 2x8‑Core Procs and 16GB RAM (no additional polling engines) with a dedicated SQL server having similar specs. Default polling interval of 2 minutes and performance is nearly ideal. I will provision some more RAM for this server…

Thanks for the input. I made the switch a while ago and it's been smooth sailing.

Thanks for the help. We have decided to hold off until we move NPM to a VM. Wait for version 11 then if it's close.

I was having the same trouble. Migrating servers I was left with a mixed 2012 and 2016 environment. UNEXPECTED WEBSITE ERROR The formatter threw an exception while trying to deserialize the message: There was an error while trying to deserialize parameter http://schemas.solarwinds.com/2008/Core:GetNodeWithOptionsResult.…

Has anyone run into any issues since updating your pollers?

Good tip. I'd like to think that I would have thought to do that. Chances are I would have thought of it too late.

How often do they update the mib database / how often do they manually add everything that people request there?

Today: (Currently, you have 15038 expired IP addresses) grr

Today: (Currently, you have 6778 expired IP addresses) SMH

mrxinu​ I changed the setting to "Never stop processing expired IP addresses" and I didn't notice an immediate change so I left it. After checking back two days later, I was up to 5333 expired IP addresses. I put back to "Custom number of minutes" and put in [120] Today I sit at 1087 expired IP addresses. This thing is not…