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I put double what I assume the actual answer was. Filter by ESX, and it comes back with duplicate ESX machines that just contain .demo.lab But that answer is wrong Any ideas?

http://oriondemo.solarwinds.com/Orion/APM/Summary.aspx?viewid=312

wabbott​ This is the link you're looking for: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/community/monitoring-central/blog/2017/07/05/gdpr-what-is-it-and-how-can-solarwinds-help

Got an incomplete typing complete.... Stranger things..

Hi wabbott​​ Demo link is not working for Q18 http://dem-aus-o-qa3.demo.lab.na/Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N:2046 DNS failure

Hoping we get virtual classrooms for AppOptics soon

The cost is a lot cheaper than other APM tools which license on a per service basis such as AppDynamics or Site 24x7. AppOptics licenses on a per server basis, so you're definitely getting more value for your money if you have multiple applications under one app pool.

If you look at the names of each "Host", that'll tell you everything you need to know

DROP TABLE Thwack_Points; Oops!

I will be there!

If you hover over warning signs on nodes, it'll tell you what the issue is, this case being: The answer you seek is on the left hand side of the page

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The question is how many nodes using "Solarwinds Backup" are in a warning state. The 3 nodes have other issues rather than backup issues; Fan/Fan/Power Supply. The 2 nodes that are in a warning state are: azure-redhat azure-ubu Solarwinds Backup is hosted as an application(cloud based) so it will show in the applications…

DanielleH​ Question today, I chose a different answer, and this came up: Seems the answers are out of sync

thegreateebzies The answer isn't 3 is it? There are 2 applications warning which show backup issues, the 3 reference hardware health. The nodes on there have issues as below: These are the backup failures, which now is not an option: Also for some reason, I see this screen: gombosi​ sees this screen It's all FUBAR

You're looking at it from a hardware perspective there, which when you go into the node it shows as a fan issue. You need to look at the applications that are warning. Hover over them and you will see warning on File System Backup

No they don't show in perfmon unfortunately I can count all messages, but per queue is proving hard

After some digging, i've found this fromalexslv​​ He's created a good template based on a VBscript. https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/60426 It checks that all your automatic services are running. You can tailor this to meets your needs by changing the following: If StrComp(objItem.State,"Running") <> 0 Then If…

I can output as text, and hopefully if the text is not null then I can output a critical exit code I'll have a go and post my results. Thanks messverum

Hi Krishna, I am already successfully monitoring rabbit in SAM for Windows. For the queue statistic, I can see: Count of queues Total messages Ready Messages Unacknowledged Messages The issue I have is that I want to be able to do a count on specific queues within the Management Console for a Windows box. Thanks

On the Alert email action, within the body of the message this would be the variable you would use: Integer: ${N=SwisEntity;M=MultipleStatisticData.NumericData} Char: ${N=SwisEntity;M=MultipleStatisticData.StringData} You can find these on the variable list within the alert actions tab. Depending on your powershell output…

I don't believe it's possible to add a graph to the alert from SolarWinds. What you can do is add the URL variable to the email body, which takes you to the faile View full object details here: ${N=SwisEntity;M=DetailsUrl} View full alert details here: ${N=Alerting;M=AlertDetailsUrl} Click here to acknowledge the alert:…

Try the below component monitor Component monitor is the SAM you set up for the service, then just set the status is equal to UP Cheers, Lawrence

I don't believe there is a way to monitor a folder modified date. You can however check the date on a file and see if it is older than 2 hours. File Age Monitor The statistic is the amount of hours so yours would be 2 in this case.

You can use AppInsight for IIS to get the IIS app pool monitored and edit the Work Process Statistic Monitor under the application pool On this view you will see the Component settings for this monitor, which include the critical CPU threshold: If you edit this application monitor you can then send the CPU % critical…