ken_cohen

If I'm reading this correctly, you want to generate a report that displays two charts for the same interface(s), one being a weekly and the other a monthly? Interesting idea - I'll think about it

I also had a similar issue - it turned out that the DNS was missing the PTR record for the device. After the record was fixed, deleting the node and re-adding it fixed the problem.

I can't be sure but I think this would be a job for SAM instead of NPM. I suggest calling in to your friendly SW sales engineer.

Would it be possible to change the network connection to a trunk port and carry the network ranges as separate vlans? Then you could have NPM poll on the 192.168.95.x network directly. Just a thought, and you should take it with a grain of salt.

Hi, Scott I don't know what version of NPM you're running, so forgive me if you already know that 12.x has built in alerts and views for switch stacks. Ken

I have noticed some inconsistencies regarding lookups - are you using the FQDN of the device? I've even had to (sometimes) enter the device with it's IP address, then after it's in the database modify the hostname.

There's been a request for time zone support floating around for years. It sure would be nice if the developers would listen to the users on this one...

There are several reports under the heading "Availability" that should do the trick.

Just as an FYI - as many times as I've seen a dDOS attack on UDP 0 it was almost always to disguise a port 53 exploit.

It seems likely that the MIB is no longer valid in the new switch. I suggest a MIB walk and see if its been moved to a different OID, if indeed it's there at all.

Can you verify if the traffic is actually getting to your NTA receiver IP address / port?

My apologies to lynchnigel, but I have had much better results with deleting the misbehaving node from the Atlas and adding in the correct ones. I found that modifying an existing entry can lead to a "ghost" node.

The only reason I can think of is if the protocol you have NetPath using is blocked at the switch, possibly by an ACL.

Hi, cunhal - When you mention internal nodes are you referring to switches? NetPath cannot detect switches as they are Layer 2 devices and do not participate in routing.

Can you not poll them with SNMP instead of ICMP?

Not to sound like a jerk here, but are you sure that the graph isn't showing you reality? Can you log into the router while NPM is showing low transmit utilization and query the interface directly? A "show interface" should tell you if it's correct or not...

Would you be able to post a screenshot? Also, what is the device?

any difference if you use another browser?

It sounds to me like you have some issues with OSPF neighbor adjacencies. It is possible that one end point sees it's neighbor but the reverse has a problem. Here's a rather dry article from Cisco on OSPF Neighbor Problems if you're interested: OSPF Neighbor Problems Explained - Cisco Good luck, and please let us know what…

Near as I can tell (from the DX80 Admin Guide) it will only do v2. That isn't a problem for NPM, though, as you can manage that node in node manager to v2.

Been there - certain aspects in the database are permanent... I have talked to support several times about these "ghost" entries, and deleting them from the console doesn't always get rid of the bogus data. To be absolutely sure the best option is to delete it from the DB, then re-create it correctly.

Don't worry about being new to SolarWinds - we've all been there and done that. In addition to what has already been mentioned, I wouldn't add a ton of devices right off the bat. Once you start to get a feel for the tools, I would start to look at the various views. Part of the what detail you'll see has to do with…

NTA will tell you what traffic is using the Internet facing interfaces.

You could ask the various ISPs to allow SNMP (read-only) access to their gear. We had some success with that approach.

Good, solid communication between the SolarWinds system / poller and the targets is key to SAM. It's possible that your poller is overwhelmed by the number of devices. If you were to remove a number of devices from SAM and the remaining systems start showing up again, you may need to invest in another poller and split the…

Here's my list. I hope this helps. snmp authentication linkdown linkup coldstart warmstart chassis module transceiver all eigrp memory bufferpeak energywise event-occured module-auto-shutdown auto-shutdown sys-action cpu threshold vtp vlancreate vlandelete envmon fan shutdown supply temperature status cef resource-failure…

There are tools for integrating NPM and Service Now, but I haven't seen anything on NPM and Salesforce. Have you asked Salesforce?

there should be Monitor and Exporter configurations in the router, can you list them?

Would you be able to share the NetFlow configuration on the ASA? Blank out IP addresses, etc...

My bosses have asked for this capability in the NOC view to make issues more noticeable. I have no idea where to start...