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patturaj, NetFlow is not supported on the 3500 switches.
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rlawsha, Try running the following show command: show snmp mib ifmib ifindex This should give you a list of interfaces with their index number. Hope this helps.
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Eugene, Each of the modules is a separate purchase and install. Did you purchase and install all of the additional modules? After the installation is complete, you should see the module tab added on your Orion website.
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Now that's a feature request....when report scheduler emails a report, that guy shows up in your inbox delivering your report. Sorry, I couldn't resist. (But if you ever make that possible, I would definitely send out our reports that way!)
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I've always configured my alerts on the primary poller. In fact, if you look All Programs, SolarWinds Orion on an additional poller server, you won't find the Advanced Alert Manager (at least not in v9.1, I don't remember how it worked in previous versions.) The main difference between configuring alerts from System…
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If I had to guess, I'm guessing you risk corrupting some data in your database if you try to move nodes while polling is still running. The only thing I could suggest is to set the NetPerfMon service to manual or disabled and reboot your servers. You can then balance your nodes, set the service back to automatic and reboot…
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DE, Without knowing how you have your router set up, it's kind of hard to answer your question. I have run into something similar before and depending on your setup, there are a couple of things that might be causing your issue. First off, do you have CEF enabled on your router? If not, I believe you'll need to enable it…
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joneal222, I think the "No Group" group gets created if you don't assign a group to your UnDP. If you edit each poller, at the bottom of the "Define Your Universal Device Poller" window, there is a "Group" drop down list. You can either select the Default Group from that list or create a new group name by deleting the…
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Peter, While I can't help you with the report time out issue on your website, I can suggest a workaround. Opening a ticket with support would probably get the time out issue resolved. In the meantime, have you tried opening the report in Report Writer and switching to the Preview view? While the request times out on your…
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I'm not sure I completely understand your question. It sounds like you have two seperate installations of Orion, one on each server. If that's so, you would have to have two copies of the NetFlow module software, one for each server. The NetFlow module is just a listener for NetFlow exports. You can't redirect the data…
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kryptos80, I haven't run into your issue in quite awhile and I went straight to 9.1 from 8.5.1, so I'm not sure how v9.0 handled map issues. Try opening your map in Map Maker to see if you have any nodes on the map that have been deleted or showing down or in warning. If the account you are viewing the map is restricted…
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roselyn, You don't need to know the sql to get that report, you can just use the report wizard. You could modify the default Average and Peak Traffic Rates report or just create a new Historical - Interface Traffic Report. The way to get the report to only report on your business hours is set on the Filter Results tab. You…
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I don't believe there is any way to change the nodes are grouped. The grouping by vendor is the only option that I'm aware of.
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pchaves, You can do this on the Filter Results tab in report writer using the Hour of Day and Day of Week records. Set it to Select records where all of the following apply, then add a new line and select Records where Hour of Day (24 hour format) is greater than or equal to 8. Add another line stating Records where Hour…
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Stacky, I'm not aware of a log that shows logins and logouts. However, you can get the last login date and time from the database. It's a one line SQL query if you want to create a report. In report writer, create a new report and select Advanced SQL as the report type. Enter the following line in the box on the SQL tab:…
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I can think of a few things to think about. First, if you have ACLs in place to limit telnet/ssh and snmp access, you'll need to update those ACLs with the new IP address of your Orion server. Also, I think the Orion licensing keys off the hostname but I don't know if it looks at the IP address of the server as well. You…
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You'll have to go into Manage Nodes, expand the list of interfaces under the node in question and select the old ports. At the top, there is a Delete button (red X) that will get rid of the interfaces you have selected. In Network Atlas, just open the map, highlight the old interfaces and delete them. Hope this helps!
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To create a custom report, you'll use the Report Writer application on your Orion server. You can't modify or create reports on the web console. If you're using version 9.1, you'll find the Report Writer on your server under SolarWinds Orion | Alerting, Reporting, and Mapping | Report Writer.
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chitipat.c If you create a custom property for device type, you can assign the appropriate values to each of the devices you want to alert on (i.e. Core, Access, etc.) After you have the custom properties assigned, you can create an alert for your Core switches and another alert for your Access switches. Hope this helps!
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Matt, I haven't tried filtering for an empty value, but you might try something like this: TicketNumber <> '*' or TicketNumber <> ' ' or maybe TicketNumber <> null Let me know if this helps or not.
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We did Google as a test and it worked fine. The only issue I recall running into is you have to put the "http://" in the URL for it to work.
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schwarzkopf, You can create an AND by adding a new complex condition on the Filter Results tab in Report Writer. You'll set the overall filter tab up to Select records where all the following apply. Add a new elementary condition for Records where Vendor is equal to Cisco. Then add a complex condition and Select records…
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I believe it is the statistics collection interval of the node. In order for your pollers to poll every two minutes, you'll have to set the Collect Statistics Every interval of the nodes being polled. Hope this helps.
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ollydrew, There have been several solutions suggested in the forums about how to do this. If you use Firefox, you can install an add on called Tab Slideshow. Open each map view in a different tab and then start the slideshow. It will display each tab for however long you set it to before rotating to the next tab. It's easy…
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Yes, you can do that. There are two types of polling Orion does. The poll interval refers to the icmp polling Orion uses to track up/down status. The Polling Statistics Intervals refers to statistics collection done via snmp polling. How you change the default time for each type of polling depends on which version of Orion…
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I don't know if this changes in v9.5 or not, but in v9.1 SP5 you can find this setting by opening the System Manager on your Orion server. Look under File | Advanced Settings. There is a tab on the Advanced Settings window called Node Warning Interval. This lets you configure how many seconds should pass before Orion marks…
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Scott, We aren't currenly doing this, but you should be able to do it. It shouldn't really be much different than if you were to upgrade to a new Orion server and move your database to a new database server. If you replicate your database to your DR site, all you should have to do is rebuild your Orion server(s), tell the…
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Someone from SolarWinds could probably answer this better than I can, but my guess would be that your condition will only be triggered if the utilization is exactly 70 percent. If it were me, I'd change it to greather than or equal to 70 percent.
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Nick, It depends on what type of report you are writing. Orion uses two methods for collecting data. For up/down status, Orion uses icmp polls, which by default are every 2 minutes. For statistical data like interface utilization, CPU and memory utilization, etc., Orion uses snmp polls. By default, the snmp polling for…
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Kamran, You can download the latest Orion MIB Database from your customer portal. After you've downloaded it, you'll need to copy it to \Program files\SolarWinds\Common. That's the only way to update the MIBs Orion uses. If the MIB you're looking for isn't there, you should be able to obtain the MIBs from Juniper. Once you…
