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Mark, I'd understand this if didn't work at all, on this system it works fine for a few days, then starts happening! KK
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Hi everyone! Did you get a resolution for this issue, I'm seeing this issue too! The only way to fix it is to reboot the server - it'll then work ok for a few days - web access grinds to a halt and the graphs don't appear (red cross). The server's process are not doing anything during this time too! Regards, KK
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Just to confirm, your Orion Instance can collect SNMP stats from your devices and it can poll the same nodes? You are not receiving SNMP traps from the devices on the Orion system? Is the SNMP Trap service started on the Orion Server - by default this is set to manual - you need to set it to automatic and start it.
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I can't find a quick way of changing this for new alert actions, but did run the following SQL query on our system to change the existing destinations: update dbo.ActionDefinitions set Parameter3 = '"Orion NPM" <NoReply@yourdomain.com>' where Parameter3 like '"Network Performance Monitor" <nobody@nobody.com>' This worked…
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Have you added the IP address or hostname of your Orion system, to the"Accept SNMP packets from these hosts" (Under Services, SNMP Service, Security). By default W2K3 only accepts requests from Localhost - this doesn't seem to work even though you are accessing it from the "Localhost" Hope this helps?
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Filip, The ET NPM database is in MS Access format, (SWNetPerfMon.cfg). In the past, I have used this utility "SQL Server Migration Assistant for Access", available here from Microsoft: www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx I have used this to take an ET NPM DB and convert it an SQL DB. Then ran Orion's Config Wizard to point…
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Rane, Have you given this specific user access to Reports? Edit the user account, ensure that the account has been configured for your report folder. Hope this helps?
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Tom, Is it Advanced Alerts that aren't forwarding to email? I'm experiencing a similar issue with V8.0.2 but only for Advanced Alerts - Basic Alerts work ok, although if I also add in a send net message to the same Advanced Alert, this does work! KK KK
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BMoore_222, Try this syntax for your IFRAME: <IFRAME SRC="https://${IPAddress}:2381" TITLE="HP Insight Manager" WIDTH=1000 HEIGHT=900> To target the device using its IP Address. quote:Originally posted by bmoore_222 Lucya Thanks for this post. Good idea. I got this working but only if I specify the specific hostname or IP…
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Fernando, As community strings are case sensitive I assume you have already checked this and there are no firewalls between the Orion server and the Target server. You may have implemented "trusted" hosts for SNMP on your servers, (I think on W2K3 this may be on by default, with the only address allowed being itself i.e.…