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I know we don't like to talk timelines, but when would we expect this to be available? Due to security requirements, we're shutting down all SSLv3 and TLS 1.0 in our environment to move towards a more secure environment.

Do these numbers change with regards to modules such as NTA and SAM? What happens when you throw in 1000+ Netflow sources and a vast ALX environment? If the bottleneck is your SQL DB, it seems that by increasing traffic to the back-end, this should impact these numbers.

Thank you, tdanner. That works brilliantly!

I've been playing around with this recently, and wanted to provide an update to where the file path seems to go in 10.5: C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\Network Atlas\Maps\NetObjects\[FOLDER] C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\Network Atlas\MapsWeb\NetObjects\[FOLDER] I've created a set of custom gifs that…

I couldn't get this alert to work in our environment, and I've been trying to solve a rogue process and remove VNC as the suspected process... I found this script tonight, and will be working that into a monitor this week: Get-Counter -computername $IP_Address '\Process(*)\% Processor Time' | Select-Object -ExpandProperty…

Just to add some color. If anyone is doing this in Powershell, these snippets show how I'm doing it: function confDownload ($NodeID, $confType){ Invoke-SwisVerb $swis "Cirrus.ConfigArchive" "Download" @($nodes, $confType, "ignored") } ... ForEach( $node IN $confNodes ){ $CoreNodeID = $node.NodeID $confType =…

Do you know if this has to be applied across the entire Orion system, or only on the affected pollers? I have two pollers that are exhibiting the behavior, but these steps don't seem to be resolving my issue.

This is helpful, but not exactly what I'm looking for. What I'd really like is the underlying SWQL or SQL.

Jan - Instead of feeding credentials to an Orion ASP page, we're trying to maintain user continuity when going from an Orion page to a custom ASP page. Sort of the reverse of what you do with feeding creds to a standard Orion page. We frequently run into special requirements that are solved with custom ASP pages, but we…

Here's the output from SSMS: 2015-04-14_09-29-36.png - andrew.lagrone's library

Just to follow up on this, using a little html markup when joining results was the trick. $messageAlarmDetails = $alarmDetails -join " ]`<br`>`t[ " $messageAlarmDetails = "Alarm Details: `<br`>`t[ $($messageAlarmDetails) ]" One side affect is that the markup shows up in component statistic views, however in reports (when…

Check the SNMPd.conf file for restrictive views. It's possible that the view used for monitoring isn't open enough to get what you need. Opening the view to .1 will get everything in the MIB. 

You'll have fun with that. A great modification of this report would be to show you what server's have how many components associated with them. This will help decide what nodes to move around to keep things balanced. Some nodes, obviously, have a significantly larger impact when moving between engines. 

Yes, you absolutely can. I did a map for the NFL and each location had a set of Icons specific to the team (and a colored football for status).

I haven't messed with this in 3 or 4 years now, but I can probably point you in the right direction. Try searching for the something that looks like this associated with a link (<a href="[your server]...: /Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N: From one old file I have, which is the one of the menu files…

Not easily, no... but yes, it can be done. You could add a custom property for nodes with a link to the map you want to associate with the node, and then use the custom property in the code to link to the map instead of the node.

It's been a couple of years since I've looked under the hood on this one, but I believe the second page (referenced in the pop up to link to the state map) will autoscale based on the inventory location that loads. At some point, I need to revisit this plugin.

If you skip the first page and use the second page as your primary source, these aren't summarized.

This is going to be the parameters you specify when running the script. Args[0..1..2..3...etc]. .\script.ps1 arg[0] arg[1] arg[2] Does that help?

TSQL is your friend here, just use caution if you're new to SQL, or make a friend with one of your DBAs. This link uses one possible example of setting Lat/Long based on City custom property setting. Using SQL Triggers to Populate Custom Properties

I'm using the key from this API: Google Maps JavaScript API v3.

Probably. You can feed that radar status to the code in the URL, but you'll have to change the code so that it isn't hard coded anymore. It can be done with some minor changes.

Hopefully someone has implemented this with more than 50. I only have ~30 sites in mine, so I'm not aware of that limitation.

Towards the end of the first ASP page (~226), you'll see it reference the next page, which is the information pop-up. Depending on which version you are running, it may be different (MyHack > MyStateHack in my own prod version). That is the page you will want to edit to modify the links for what is inside the information…

Do you have a custom property called Country, and have ALL nodes designated as FR? You can also ignore NULL values in the query. Any empty field will potentially break the map, and ignoring any NULL values in the WHERE part of the query will help get around this problem.

There's a bit of a trick to it, but you basically take the second map page, and start with that instead.

One thing I suggest is to limit your SQL query portion to only return values that are not NULL for latitude and longitude.

This would probably be pretty easy to do if your databases were linked together. It might be resource intensive, but definitely doable. More than one way to skin it.

It takes some experimenting, but I used firebug to find the overlay URL embedded in the wunderground map. Look at line 174 in the main code, you'll see something like ""http://radblast-mi.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/radar/WUNIDS_composite?"... I was able to extract something similar from…

You might check this more recent post on the subject as well: Google Maps in Orion NPM - How to Video