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Hi. I'd like to upgrade to 2023.2.1 however when I go to Customer Portal, I'm only seeing version 2023.1.0.265 for the Windows DPA Installer. I do see the 2023.2.1 version for DPA Integration Module but I'm assuming that that's not what I need for this upgrade. What am I missing here? Please asdvise.

Hi - I'm about to try working on something similar but with ManageEngine's CMDB. Basically my though process is to pull all the relevant IP addresses from both APIs, populate two lists in Python and then do a comparison there. Utlimately, I'm hoping to get a diff of the two and then do the necessary logic to make sure both…

Haha, not a problem. There seems to be an open issue on the GitHub repo for the last 3 days, and there's also a post on here so I'm hoping the relevant parties will take note soon enough. 

Thank you Mathieu. I cloned the repo, run the setup.py script and then added the orionsdk-python directory to the Python path with sys.path.append() and all is well for me now.

Awesome - thank you! I cloned the repo, run the setup.py script and I still had to add the orionsdk-python directory to the Python path with sys.path.append().

Hi - I seem to be stuck on orionsdk 0.3.0 when using pip for installation. I was wondering, how do you get 0.4.0? @"KMSigma.SWI"

So what do I need to do to my Python script which uses orionsdk? How do I get it to use 17774 instead of 17778? Is there some documentation for this you could point me to? Thanks.

Thank you for the valuable feedback, Adam! I'll work on selling the holdouts on the idea of the additional agent. Can you say whether or not we would be able to see the application connection information if we deployed the "AppInsight for SQL for MS SQL Server" monitor on a DB server, and an IIS monitor on a web app…

The WLC's NTA information is actually seen under NPM, not the NTA page. Not sure why Solarwinds did it that way but that's the case. It's not as in-depth as the usual NTA data but it's something.

Thank you Don. My issue isn't with the bandwidth utilization really. It's the fact that under NTA, the WLC is being shown as receiving Netflow traffic but the graphs don't show any data. Additionally, the WLC's interfaces are discovered under NPM (so i believe SNMP is working) BUT they aren't showing up under NTA. See the…

Hello verwin, thank you for your feedback. That first link actually says that the WLC 5520 is supported. And as far as SolarWinds' UI seems to say, the Netflow is arriving, as seen in screenshot. I'll further confirm that UDP/2055 is getting to SW's server but I think that's a foregone conclusion. Re: point #2, I followed…

Ah I think might be on me. The configurations are correct however, the remaining traffic seems to make up for my differences. I just happened to choose interfaces with some rather "niche" traffic. Thank you for this detailed reply, I appreciate it.

Hello Marc, thanks for your time. I'm now on NTA 2023.1 and I use "ip flow monitor NTAmon input" on all interfaces. Are you saying I should also configure "ip flow monitor NTAmon output'? Edit: I'm assuming you meant selecting 'Ingress and Egress' under Flow Direction?

You definitely did. It takes a lot more clicks to handle what I'd consider a simple operation but at least I'm not flooding my team's inbox for some housekeeping. I have a ticket open with SW, I'll see if they find/propose a better alternative after they do their own investigations and I'll share here. 

You are an actual genius, your idea seems to be working so far. Thank you. I need to do more testing but it seems solid. I also thought of, in cases where I need to only edit the action and not the alert, I'd just use my dummy alert to create/edit an action and then assign it to actual production alerts. I think SW should…

Hi, thank you for this thought. I hadn't considered that approach. I just checked and it seems that once an action isn't assigned to an alert, it's removed from the list of actions. I think I'll have to keep a dummy alert turned off with all my actions added to it to keep them safe, and then try your suggestion. Definitely…

Oh, thank you. Works like a charm.