ladames

Thanks for your reply

This was very helpful. When you create the rules is there a way to set the severity of the rule you are creating?

it can be view limited using the "where" clause in the report so what do you set your limitations by I.E location, device type?

what restricted view issue are you dealing with?

SELECT ---Nodes.Site AS Site, Nodes.Caption AS ServerName, --nodes.DeviceRole As DeviceRole, Nodes.Vendor AS Vendor, Nodes.MachineType AS OSModel, --Nodes.Description AS Hardware, --Nodes.IOSVersion AS OSVersion, --Nodes.CPULoad AS CPUUtil, --Nodes.PercentMemoryUsed AS PercentMemory, --Nodes.TotalMemory AS TotalMemory,…

SELECT ---Nodes.Site AS Site, Nodes.Caption AS ServerName, nodes.DeviceRole As DeviceRole, Nodes.Vendor AS Vendor, Nodes.MachineType AS OSModel, --Nodes.Description AS Hardware, --Nodes.IOSVersion AS OSVersion, --Nodes.CPULoad AS CPUUtil, --Nodes.PercentMemoryUsed AS PercentMemory, --Nodes.TotalMemory AS TotalMemory,…

Typically what I do to group the volumes is to use a pivot table in Excel.

check the vcenter node and make sure it is polling correctly.

you have yours to trigger when the application status is up. you have to change it to "is not equal to" and that should fix it.

So you have no fail over to bring up Orion up in a critical failure?

Yes, that is exactly what I am trying to do. The problem is that the network discovery put to much load on the network. I only manage a very specific amount of nodes. Is it possible to make the network discovery only run on my specific nodes using their DeviceRole?

how would you like it grouped? I can help. Also if this is done you can mark it as completed.

then you will have to change the alert trigger from "down" to not found.

I Fixed it

yeah. it will help. some times it has a bit more information the screen you can black out what ever is critical to your environment.

I posted a little bit of the code. I will take a little bit to add everything you need.

Opps I dont think you DeviceRole try this also are you using SQL Studio? select --VM.Name, --VM.PowerState as PowerState, node.Caption, node.MachineType, Hardware.AgentVersion, hardware.Manufacturer, hardware.Model, procs.NumberOfCores, --procs.NumberOfThreads, procs.Manufacturer, procs.Name, procs.Stepping, procs.Caption,…

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Would I would like is to have a report that shows the down applications and shows what part of the application is down. That way I can send the report to the sys admins and they can fix the issues

Do you know what the function would be to create the report from within the Orion Report Writer?

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Also where are you showing the departments of your nodes?

Select Nodez.Caption as Servername, Nodez.DeviceRole as DeviceRole, IPAddr.IPAddress as 'IP Addresses' FROM dbo.Nodes AS Nodez join dbo.NodeIPAddresses as IPAddr on Nodez.NodeID = IPAddr.NodeID

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This is not mine I grabbed it along time and do not know who it came from. But this will give you the physical / virtual information you are looking for

Thanks I will try to publish more information on HP servers in Orion.

select nodez.NodeID as id, Nodez.Caption as Servername, HDD.CapacityB as HDDsize, hdd.Model, hdd2.VolumeName, hdd2.CapacityB, Nodez.DeviceRole as DeviceRole, IPAddr.IPAddress as 'IP Addresses' FROM dbo.Nodes AS Nodez join dbo.NodeIPAddresses as IPAddr on Nodez.NodeID = IPAddr.NodeID join dbo.AssetInventory_HardDrive as HDD…

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set the reset condition to recommended and try the alert on only one of the servers and see if that works.