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You can even try it Click the hashtag and you'll see the names of the people using that hashtag

This would be nice, would be very useful in monitoring my ISP links and my VPN lines on my routers hoho ^_^ Additionally, all the alert features like, "this condition should exist 'x' minutes" etc. will still be intact For a start it would be great to monitor if utilization for example stays X Mbps for T amount of time,…

Hey Thanks DanielleH ^_^ I'll be sure to PM Brad Thanks!

Thanks Plang Yeap I already checked that site, the screenshots are quite old however, still v10.1 screenshots Oh well, looks like I have to create from scratch of course, with the help of the summary from the research I did Thanks,

You may have configured a reporting job in report writer how bout checking it

This issue is quite broad, -SNMP can be an issue, the traps configured on the device may be lacking -If you are in cisco try "snmp-server enable traps" to enable everything. -check the community string as well and the version, v2c to 3 are recommended Also, in your orion, go to manage nodes and delete that node and add it…

Alerts have a native feature that basically says "If X occurs for more than T minutes" then an alert will trigger. However, if you're concerned on how many times it happens, most likely one good example is device X rebooted X times, then you probably need an advance SQL query for that.

Use the UnDP it's in the Start->All Progs->Solarwinds Orion->Net perf. Manager->UnDP and yeah, it is also in the admin guide if you want instructions on how to do it

If you want other lists of OIDs check out the MIB tree Go to Solarwinds Orion->Network perf manager->Universal Device Poller Click ADD UnDP once you are taken to the next page, click browse MIB to see them