ladames

If you need a test case create an application monitor for the spooler service then turn them off on both machines and test it that way. Its a live service and you can just toggle it on and off.

I think the problem is that you typo'd the service name to try and trigger the issue when it looks on that server it will not find the service so the service will not be Down it will be in Unknown.

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Hello are you trying to get a report with the amount of time the node was down?

The alerts are logic based. So you can set them up for anything you are monitoring.

I also am looking into this with no solution. BUMP

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I only use WMI in my environment when I have issues SNMP collection issues. I would use SNMP in the environment. You can write SNMP into the your GPO. The option for WMI is to have an admin account on the box to use for WMI. The problem with this is that you have to have a different admin account on each box that you need…

made an addition to your where statement

can give me a screenshot blanking out what ever is critical to your envirnoment?

okay which solarwinds grouping do you use. So if I know that I have it set that a set of my users can only see devices in a site ny I would group them by the node location ny. is this similar to what you are doing?

SELECT ---Nodes.Site AS Site, Nodes.Caption AS ServerName, 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, Volumes.Caption AS Volume, Volumes.VolumeSize…

Are you still using the alert report writer on the Orion poller?

I have been doing Further research into this issue and it looks like the FOE services is the answer to Orion in a DR environment

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What version of Orion are you using?

Select Nodes.Caption as Servername, Nodes.DeviceRole as DeviceRole, IPAddr.IPAddress as 'IP Addresses' Nodes.Region as Region FROM dbo.Nodes AS Nodes join dbo.NodeIPAddresses as IPAddr on Nodes.NodeID = IPAddr.NodeID ORDER BY Region ASC|DESC, Region ASC|DESC;

yes you can do this. Is your region a custom poller? you just have to call that data. I can help you do it as a custom SQL.

Screen shot of issue.

how are you polling? Wmi, snmp?

This will get you all unacknowledged alerts for the last 30 days. I will need to custom script something to sort by number of times a node appears

This should be everything you need, 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, procs.SpeedMHz, procs.NumberOfCores,…

This should work for the Procs. Check it and let me know 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, procs.SpeedMHz,…

I didnt see this. I should be able to do a little something later today or tomorrow.