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this happened to me once between updates (not this time though) and it turned out to be something on my NETWORK SUMMARY page causing it. i recall having to remove and then re-add that RESOURCE back into my NETWORK SUMMARY page to fix it. you may need to COPY it (Orion home page) then edit a few things out of it to hit on…
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Can you see them using System Manager at your Orion server? Try to right click the node from there and select LIST RESOURCES. Are you at NPM 10?
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you shouldn't have to reinstall or rediscover. i think it is all done through the Orion web interface now instead of the client-server SYSTEM MANAGER application. go to ADMIN then select MANAGE NODES in the area of "Node Management". i do have to use SYSTEM MANAGER when an interface becomes 'unknown' - that seems to be…
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i've used a program called SENDSMTP which has a parameter to include sending a file with the email. i would think if you saved the graph to a file first then use SENDSMTP to pick it up then this may work for you. i use Adv Alert EXTERNAL ACTION with this utility. also, it seems to me SSL would not be concerned with this…
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The Wireless module can't be hidden/removed/.etc. - it may be a bug as of July 2008 - see my post about this ... and as of today the problem persists. REFERENCE My last communications from support: TT (development case) 6684 has been opened and sent to development for review. This case will be kept open until a resolution…
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We have a mix of ASA - PIX and SonicWall and I need this support right away!!!!!!!!! Is anyone using IPERF or QCHECK for testing any tunnel throughput? I'm about to embark on using these products or else 'try' get purchased a product named PathView from Apparent Networks. I can't see Solarwinds having a solution anytime…
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what's the model of your cisco routers using PRI? does this OID work cpmISDNCfgActiveDChannels 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.13 (Description The number of ISDN signaling channels which are active.)
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What I set up in BASIC alerts is not working out for me. I did bring up WIRESHARK and filtered on a node which I know I've had recently lost responses with SNMP polling. What I'm seeing is ICMP - PORT UNREACHABLE (SNMP Port 161). Does anyone know if Orion offers this anywhere in its monitoring, the capability to intercept…
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'param' Great question! This issue is constantly biting me and I need to find a solution for my own loss of SNMP - thank you for bringing this topic up. I just found something in BASIC ALERTS which might be able to handle this and I'll be testing it today for myself and let you know how it goes. I don't know if this…
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Well I don't think so but I hope someone with Solarwinds reads this and says differently. I have APM (I assume you do also) and I've defined some WMI objects to monitor disks but the property APM calls "Statistic Data" is not saved or available to Report Writer. The best I can do is do an alert on thresholds through APM.…
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Unless someone else has a better idea...here's how I do it. I discover as many known IPs behind the VRF that I can, usually around 6 or more and place these as Members into a GROUP name. I then monitor this Group for having all Members being 'down' to generate an alert which considers the MPLS VRF to be down or else…
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Top Transmitters or Top Receivers for NetFlow filtering on FULLHOSTNAME seems to work for me. or do you need a report for something like a seeing a switch with it's top transmit and/or receive ports/interfaces?
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The service running on the server which provides this capture of SYSLOG messages 'listens' on UDP port 514. Only a single SYSLOG service has access to this port data at one time, there can not be others. One SYSLOG service would have to stop and allow another vendor's SYSLOG daemon/service to capture packets off that same…
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Yes - We're using various OEM agents, for instance in this screenshot - Dell OpenManage provides info by using Orion's Universal Device Poller - it picks up the Emulex HBA.
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{ bump }
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I found this on Cisco's site about DMP and SNMP. It apears there is an optional SNMP module with a DM Manager server to work with the DMP. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/video/ps9339/ps6681/data_sheet_c78-474605.html However, I don't understand the statement Note: The Cisco Digital Media Manager server provides…
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If you are using NTA then you'll need to think about putting Orion into VM. NTA is very intense with SQL.
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Try this one - but - in my own case I had to use LAST 12 MONTHS instead of a week to get anything of significance to report on. SELECT TOP 10000 Convert(DateTime,Floor(Cast((DateTime) as Float)),0) AS SummaryDate, Nodes.Caption AS NodeName, Nodes.IP_Address AS IP_Address, AVG(ResponseTime.Availability) AS…
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I've had a case opened with support for nearly two weeks and they have been working diligently on my case. But, still no resolution yet.
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a little twist here but leave off the -noexit and instead of using WCRIPT or CSCRIPT use the Alert ACTION called "Execute an External Program" and use this in your field PROGRAM TO EXECUTE C:\windows\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noprofile doit.ps1 BUT alter your .PS1 to this set-location…
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try it using CSCRIPT instead.
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Hello Sulman, The REPORT WRITER tool you've mentioned is a gui interface into SQL query language. There is a drop-down in the Report Writer to display a report as SQL code which is helpful. Here's a link to an online tutorial which may help you understand it's use and potential. It can be very handy making any report you…
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i have one IBM blade server in Orion database and it only supports SNMP v1 - the chassis has the OID of 1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.158.5 and from the internal components it has a Brocade Fiber switch with interfaces 1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.158.5 and then it has a Cisco Switch with interfaces 1.3.6.1.4.1.2.6.158.5 and then it has some type of…
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it sounds like they (CPU, Memory, interfaces) don't show up in Orion System Manager. so, is F5 only using SNMP v1? if you have the verified F5 OID info then you can use Univeral Device Poller. when using UnDP you can create a group with those F5 OIDs for CPU, Memory, etc. then in UnDP assign these to your node. and it…
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you might need to open a support ticket on this. they helped me do this about 10 months back. (it might not be as 'selective' as you'll want it done though.) good luck!
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here's a way to do what you're asking. just follow the instructions. :)
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My experience is seeing quicker response on the host itself. It seems to kick off an alert faster and more accurately for root-causes. Also, we rarely have failures at the switch.
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I would think it depends on your network and how many NTA sources you have in place. I have 54 NTA sources - a typical day of network-wide traffic is around 10-Terabytes and Netflow is typically 1-Gigabyte of that. So in my case I would not feel an impact to do what you are thinking. The biggest impact might be at your PC…
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My fault - I didn't go deep enough into the Orion Admin Guide where I found some more information about packet loss. So, I can live with this explanation - thanks anyway... Percent Packet Loss Orion NPM calculates percent packet loss using ICMP ping requests made on the Default Poll Interval. Orion NPM pings monitored…
