jsohotha

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  • I am also in a similar postion where we just wish to monitor the WAN traffic but need to identify the transmitting and recieving nodes. As it stands I had to enable netflow on the WAN and LAN interface on the router and also add all the subinterfaces to Orion. This poses a real problem with regards licensing but i did note…
    in Design Guide for NTA ? Comment by jsohotha February 2007
  • There are 2 user ID's used with Orion and the NetPerfMon database. The first was probably created by yourself and needs SA rights (this is going to be the one your DBA's are moaning about) during installation so it can create a new table and also create another account (SolarWindsNPM) with permissions to that table only.…
    in SQL User ID issue Comment by jsohotha August 2007
  • Ok, Once the installation is complete Orion has two accounts. One for database managment (the SA account) and the other i presume is for read/write access to the tables. What would happen if i were to disable or delete the SA account?? Am i correct in thinking that the only things affected would be the Database Manager…
    in SQL 2005 Privileges Comment by jsohotha February 2007
  • I had my netflow sources disappear off the active netflow sources also. Restarting the netflow service on the orion box solved my problem. I am also using a seperate SQL server for the database storage.
    in If you are not seeing netflow traffic Comment by jsohotha February 2007
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