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Or there is also the fact that this is the main "what we are working on" page (or at least the most current I could find) and there doesn't appear to be any work on the product outlined by Solarwinds

For the last several months, I've been struggling to get firmware upgrades working in a Juniper environment. I finally got a working template but it's very non-intuitive and Cisco-centric. A UI refresh would be nice as well. There products feel like they are stuck in 2003

THIS! Our switches are a minimum of 10-15 minutes before booting. What network gear comes back online after an upgrade in 10 seconds?

Lurker on this thread. The last update was 2 years ago. Auto dependencies still are all or nothing.

Seriously! Why am I paying for support on this product?

I think I got it. Downloaded the SWQL Studio so I could see the database structure. I found 'state'. SELECT 'High' as Severity, '#dd2c00' as Color, COUNT (1) as theCount, '/Orion/Report.aspx?Report=Vulnerabilities+for+each+Node' as Link FROM NCM.VulnerabilitiesAnnouncements as Announcements JOIN…

yeah but I'm trying to filter out vulnerabilities, there are multiple that are assigned to specific nodes. If I filter out nodes then I'll be filtering active AND non-applicable vulnerabilities. I'll dive back into it but I'm not sure I'm understanding the direction you are suggesting.

Anyone, anyone? Anyone? Thanks Simone

We are using Eaton UPS units. So, if I have 150 UPS units, I need to setup 150 different groups?

Good find, I wasn't aware of (or had forgotten about) the log adjuster. I can see the alert firing off in there but nothing in that log indicating the reset action. Also I don't actually see the log that triggers the alert in the first place. Is there another section of the log adjuster I should temporarily set to debug to…

yeah, that's how it is setup. I have a second log processing rule looking for a specific trap from my UPS. That second log processing rule is then referenced in the alert in the reset settings. The second log processing rule doesn't appear to be the problem because I created a new temporary alert that sends me an email and…

firmware upgrades as well.

Just uploaded a template that is working for EX2300, 3400, and 4200 confirmed.

Some additional information. I switched tracks and moved to SFTP. I'm trying to just SFTP the file from my Juniper box and this is what I'm seeing. jsanders@CORP-LF-Loaner> start shell % sftp test@10.0.1.57 test@10.0.1.57's password: Connected to 10.0.1.57. sftp> put /var/tmp/*.tgz /loaner/ Uploading…

Did you ever get this working?

For those of us that are SQL-deficient, can you elaborate a little more on how to make this work?

There they are! Thank you very much!

So, create a rule that says look for say, Cisco........where username1 is what I would want to keep and anything else I'd want to get rid of. String must contain "username" String must not contain "username <username1>" How do I automatically remediate it with a snippit if I don't know what the erroneous usernames will be?