lchance

this must be a bug... it does the exact same when i try the same report.

just curious, but do you see any other Views in that Detail View which relate to VMWARE? like for instance these other two: List of Virtual Machines Virtual Machine Network Traffic (Today) i get all of these which come from one of my VMware machines: Linux mynodename 2.4.9-vmnix2 #1 Fri Dec 10 21:59:33 PST 2004 i686 

i think you'll only see overhead on the device you are walking. that is, the device's CPU and it's interface handling the traffic for the walk. this has been my experience. there might be some older devices which could potentially crash with a heavy mib walk. i think Cisco has fixed most of them to prevent this type of…

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I don't believe it does. Nor does it have the date for removing nodes. In my case I've created a daily 'Node Added' report which I email to myself daily. This is the best I've come up with for my needs. It uses the EVENT LOG schema: Select NodeName, IP_Address, Event_Time, Cast(Message As nvarchar(250)) as Message,…

you can go to Orion Database Manager to your NetPerfMon database and find the table for AlertDefinitions then use Query Table then Refresh - then use drop named EXPORT and select the file format of your choice (CSV is one choice). you'll find a column which contains the SQL query use for those for APM monitors. this is…

You obviously have a maintenance contract - I strongly suggest opening up a case with Solarwinds support on this. They may just recommend something like using the REPAIR on your install, but they'd know what's best. Good Luck!

We are using Pathview devices but I'm not using its TRAPS. (I hadn't even considered them, but I might now) However, I do set different thresholds on our various path performance issues and get email alerts. I'd be curious if you work this out - I assume you're wanting to interface into the Atlas maps.

Is the bullet checked which says USE REGULAR EXPRESSIONS IN THIS RULE ? If so, that means that "LIKE" won't be used. It may be that the update caused these to become automatically checked (or turned on). I've seen other strange things like this happen to me as well after an update.

I think you can send them (your MIB files) to Solarwinds support and make your request to integrate them into the Orion MIB database then later you can get that new Orion file and update your system. I've heard it is a quick turn around. I've never had to do this myself but I've read of this an offer from the support folks.

i suggest using the OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.6 and of course use this with the Universal Device Poller. instead of using GET TABLE, use GET NEXT and then in WEB DISPLAY you'll get a choice for GAUGE. Use GAUGE. then after assigning it to your node go into Node Details view and customize this. Select the gauge style you…

if your NODE in question is discovered into NPM and its IP address is the interface where SYSLOG messages will come from then yes it will show up in the NODE DETAIL VIEW. i've also seen issues where that same IP address did not have DNS resolution, so i had to hard code it into the HOSTS file on the NPM server. hope this…

after some research i will answer my own question...YES - Orion's UnDP can work with this product! if anyone is interested here's the answer: http://www.oidview.com/mibs/0/RMON2-MIB.html

i haven't found any MS mibs on this myself. MS seems to not like using mibs but rather WMI. i don't use the product IPMONITOR but i've read where someone uses it to monitor their MS cluster. also here's a breif mention of a couple of solutions if you have anything running around the clock to capture packets, i seem to…

Tim, It appears the system OID is this 1.3.6.1.4.1.1588.2.1.1.1 You probably won't find anything for the CPU and MEMORY (but if you ever do let me know - I've looked around a lot but no luck). However there is a MIB named FCMGMT-MIB which should give you a lot to work with - but you'll have to use the Orion Universal…

Does your Liebert offer you SNMP traps? It seems to me a sure fire way of getting a reboot would be with something like SNMPv2-MIB:coldStart . I've never been successful myself using Last Boot change but maybe someone else can offer something.

there was a thread a couple of months ago about doing something like this and i believe the poster found on his own that you can actually export to a Windows share (export from Orion to HTML) and then pick it up with something like Sharepoint. i don't know if this would help you or not. it's something in the back of my…

I get about 500,000 SYSLOG events per day and keep these for 21 days and it takes up around 300MB space of my 90GB NetPerfMon database. HTH...

You might consider using SYSLOG with the ASA - it offers a ton of messages, some for ACLs. Here are two examples: Error Message %PIX|ASA-2-106018: ICMP packet type ICMP_type denied by outbound list acl_ID src inside_address dest outside_address Explanation The outgoing ICMP packet with the specified ICMP from local host…

An IPS appliance would do this (like Cisco IPS 42xx series) but if you're expecting NTA to do then it might not be in 'real time'. It can report on that sort of traffic within the last 15 min. and you can drill down to conversations and see each direction/endpoints. However it won't alert on this specific traffic but the…