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As others have noted in this thread, we have identified and resolved this issue. There is a buddy drop available for those who are currently under active maintenance. If you believe you are affected by this issue please open a ticket with the support team. The resolution to this issue will also be rolled up in a future hot…

It is currently not possible to do that with Log Analyzer although it is something we are considering for future inclusion in the product. In the meantime, depending on the use case you might be able to use the log parser templates in Server & Application Monitor: There are two popular log parser templates Perl Based and…

Would any of the below be useful? How to use NCM to make config changes on multiple nodes - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support Change telnet and console passwords.ncm-template

Are you already running patch manager or do you mean in conjunction with NPM / SAM? Your best bet for that would be Patch Manager: Patch Manager Patch Management Software - Software Patching | SolarWinds

If you haven't already, be sure to bump this feature request:

Your existing component based license has not changed. SAM 6.9.1 simply introduced the option or possibility to purchase node based licenses. There is a conversion from component to node based available but you would need to talk to the aforementioned sales person for the exact detail about how to make that change if you…

The workaround you found no longer works as it presented a security risk. Currently there is no way to display a hyperlink in a custom property. We are hoping to implement that functionality in a future release but have no timeline that we can share at the moment.

You can go to Manage Nodes and expand a given node and select the interfaces you don't want to monitor and Delete them:

From what I can see in the logs you are running an older version so you may want to try updating to the latest version available in your customer portal. There are some access warnings there that may simply be the cache files not clearing out but those shouldn't be the problem here. You may want to open a ticket with…

You could potentially use the Windows Event Log monitor component in SAM to watch for Install and Uninstall event IDs: http://www.solarwinds.com/netperfmon/solarwinds/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=OrionAPMPHComponentTypesWindowsEv… There are also other SolarWinds products that provide info about changes to…

Are you using a single component for each Event ID? If so you may want to look at using the Match only specific IDs option and provide a comma delimited list of IDs and reduce the number of components. You could also look at reducing the "Number of past polling intervals to search for events" option as well. That being…

I would agree with d09h​ account limitations would be the way to go here.... There is a doc to explain those a little further: Create limitations based on custom properties

That means stand alone components such as the VMAN virtual appliance will not be covered by HA as they don't live directly on the Orion platform but are instead stand alone components with their own architecture. The integration modules for those products that run on Orion are covered.

Typically you would point the recorder to the VIP but it sounds like you already tried that. I would go to the Orion web console and click: Settings -> My Orion Deployment and then click on your HA pool. In the right hand side you should get a listing of all the modules installed on the members of the pool. Double check…

As you have guessed there is some degree of variability here. The specs of the server where the player is deployed will have some impact but the most impactful item on performance and scale is generally length of transaction. I have seen installs where players had upwards of 50 transactions running on them with the average…

Just as a quick troubleshooting step. Have you tried taking out the regular expression match and have it only look for the event ID? I realize you may ultimately want that reg ex in there but just to see if it is picking up the event at all...

If you also own SAM and are actively monitoring the IIS site under SAM you might be able to do what you are wanting here... There is a default action for restarting IIS apps / pools I don't have time to set it up and test it right now but take a look at the below and see if it helps:

Would one of these help? Log Parser (PowerShell) Log Parser

Thanks everyone for taking the time to submit your walks and for contributing to this thread. The input has been very useful and helped to move the development of UCS monitoring forward! We are going to lock this thread for now... Thanks!

Honestly not much has changed... If you follow this doc it should get you where you need to be: Configure SAM to monitor an Oracle Database Server - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

You would probably have to write a custom script to parse the output and embed that in a scripting component monitor. The built in HTTP monitor is looking for text in the actual rendered page rather than data buried behind the scenes in the console. That being said, I may not fully understand your use case. If you could…

A couple things to check here.... First verify that the agent service is actually running on the machine. Check the spop.conf file in the same directory as your log file you posted and make sure that the manager address is correct (should be the IP or hostname of the LEM) If you are using the hostname of LEM make sure that…

In addition to what the others have said I would also mention on your last point that custom logs require a sample of the log in question be sent in to tech support so that our team can analyze the log and determine if a connector can be made or not. Request SolarWinds to create a new connector - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC.…

You may want to ask this question in the Patch Manager forum to verify but it is my understanding that PM does not currently support anything but Windows patching: Patch Manager

Yes, Log Analyzer is a module that you install on the main Orion server and then it can also be installed on additional polling servers to collect syslogs, traps, Windows Events and even VMware Events if you have a license for Virtualization Manager. There is a .pdf version of the admin guide located here:…

This is an area of feature parity that we are still working on in the new recorder. You will want to continue to use the old recorder for that transaction. Keep in mind the old recorder is still fully supported.

Take a look at this thread: Windows Python Script Monitor - Can't find script engine "Python" Looks like some others have seen a similar issue in the past... Not %100 sure that is the same problem you are seeing but it might be worth taking a look.

This article should answer your question... Agent based monitoring: Buffering FAQs - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support From the article: "Data is saved for a period of 24 hours."

I am not %100 sure I understand your question but you cannot use WPM transactions directly as a SAM component. You can however create dependencies between transactions and applications in SAM and custom properties can be applied to transactions. Configure WPM transaction dependencies - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and…

Host headers are usually used to sort out which site to request from a server that is hosting multiple sites on the same IP and port. So the value there needs to be something like www.mysite.com according to the docs for that component HTTPS monitor Is it possible the API you are trying to hit there would accept those two…