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Maybe that object is not within that sysid you are searching under. I use Nodes.Vendor column on a nodes join to grab cisco devices. It's like your request but not exactly. I use it for checking data not using sql query not orion reports Example: SELECT DISTINCT [NetPerfMon].[dbo].[Nodes].[Caption]…
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you can also use the month function to get last month. GetDate get current date of run and month(GetDate()) will return just the month. so set @month = (month(GetDate()) - 1 ) would = 9 (if run in October) Select [Maxbps_IN] from FROM [NetPerfMon].[dbo].[InterfaceTraffic_Detail] where month(DateTime) = @month Then you do…
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I see. So if i understand correctly, Orion is using or applying it against the hard setting for interface polling and stat collection and not against the actual time of the received info. That makes sense now. I was thinking there was a function that took the delta of the octects and then also deltaed the time frame from…
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I have not upgraded to 8.5 yet. Currently running two v8.1 pollers w/Hotfix 1-6. Both having the above issue.
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WINNT, thanks for the info. I've been looking for other monitoring routes myself. I'm currently looking into loading sysedge client on AIX.
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Just and update. 8.5.1 does resolve this issue.
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They are 10/100/1000 copper, not fiber, and yes forcing interfaces using "speed 10". No QoS or other traffic shaping methods being done.
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I may have fixed the issue. we compiled several versions on one system on different ports to test with and finally came to a version of 5.4 where now net-snmp puts cpu values back under the hrProcessorLoad in host-res. Compiled, NET-SNMP version: 5.4.2.1 FROM :www.net-snmp.org/.../FAQ:Agent_34 With the 5.4 release, there…
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You can setup a filter in in the trap viewer to disgard the traps but the system still has to go through the process of looking at each on. The best way is to stop auth traps is from the hosts that are trapping. Unfortunatly, each snmp client is different so you will need to research. Example to stop on Windows : open SNMP…
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I'm having the same issue. Have you found a resolution? Event Type: Error Event Source: AlertingEngine Event Category: None Event ID: 0 Date: 9/7/2007 Time: 12:36:29 PM User: N/A Computer: pollername Description: 2007-09-07 12:36:29,702 [MainTaskThread] ERROR All - Exception in MainTask Loop Index was outside the bounds of…
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I'm having a similar issue. We retired a switch yet i have 4 interfaces that will not delete and continue to alert. I've tried adding the interface IDs to the Deleted interface table and manually run DB maintenance and they deleted for about 15 mins and then reappeared. I've also tried to delete them from the interfaces…
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OK, thank you both for the reply. I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing this and I also agree it should not show the node in an "unknown" state b/c an interface was shutdown. Makes Link UP/DOWN alerts more difficult.
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The AlertStartTime and End variables may be start or quick workaround.
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From the Solarwinds variable docs there should be an ${AlertStartTime} and an ${AlertEndTime}
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I've been having this problem for about 3 or 4 weekes now and Yes my website also times out. I've been uploading my logs and waiting for Solarwinds support to pinpoint the issue. for now i have a perl script the restarts the alert engine processes on all pollers.
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I'm having same issue receiving host-resources not support when attempting to monitor AIX procs using native AIX snmp procs and net-snmp. We've successfully compiled net-snmp on AIX 5.3 and are able to walk from host-res tree OID: 1.3.6.1.2.1.25 and enumerate proc info using other 3rd party applications and monitoring…
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Yann, thanks for the quick response but upgrading to a new major release with a service pack is not a viable option for me. I'm currently monitoring several hundred customers in this production environment and there is a significant difference between 8 and 9 that I would need at least a month or more to QA before i could…
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We force some of the GigE interfaces to speed 10, duplex FULL on the switches. Those are the interfaces that I notice spikes plotted greater than 10Mbit. Orion also indicates the port speed is only 10Mbit, "10000000". I would expect the graphs to show traffic less than 10Mbps. Perhaps there is Max/MIN IN/OUT AVG math being…
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I'm also interested in scripting nodes as unmanaged via a script. Orion seems to roll it back to managed after about 1 minute or two. So, My problem isn't exactly getting it to set to unmanaged but setting to unmanaged it having it stay. Can someone please verify my fields and especially the "UnmanagedUntil" field. thanks…
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where you accessing an interface, a node, an application, a volume? The user you are logging in with does not have the rights to view whatever you are trying to acccess. Go to the admin portion of WebUI and modify the user you are logining in as. The "details" views have been changed around a bit in 8.5 and moved under…
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anyone else with this issue?
