lukas.vondruska

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  • Yes, I believe your workload data need to settle down. As you can see - the best fit lines for your charts are decreasing so there is no depletion of your resources. Aleternatively you can play a little bit with your Sample Period setting and set some shorter "Average Over" period
  • Unfortunately there is no way how to achieve your goal so far. In a pinch and in case you don't require scheduling, you could start your vman web console like this: http://<your_vman_appliance>/swvm/AppContainer.jsp?moduleUrl=ModDashboard.swf This will load only the dashboard without the menu controls. Using some PDF print…
  • If you are interested in using Solarwinds Alerting Engine on VMan data, then you can take a look at VMan RC 6.1 - Virtualization Manager 6.1 Release Candidate 1 is Now Available In this upcoming version you can define alerts on environment monitored by VMan directly within Orion platform
  • Hi, just want to make sure you are aware snapshots are collected every configuration poll on VMan appliance, so by default the alert can be raised every 12 hours at max. Anyway, there shouldn't be big difference between trigger time on Orion vs VMan Appliance. Does that clarify anything? If not, I would recommend you to…
  • Hello, unfortunately there is no way how to set such alert in VMan or VIM right at the moment. The only dirty thing coming to my mind is using Orion SDK so you would have to prepare small powershell script which would query the virtual machine entity in Swis with some reasonable interval (5 mins or so) and check if the…
  • Let me ask you to move your question to Server & Application Monitor (SAM) forum section since Virtualization Manager doesn't monitor anything like that. SAM contains some templates for Microsoft System Center Configurations and Operations manager so maybe it would be feasible to use the built-in component monitors for…
  • I would consider to open a ticket with SolarWinds support...
  • You can edit scope of the trends which are used on default EC2 dashboard. * Go to Explore > Content, filter content by type and check Trends * Search for ec2 keyword so you get list of all ec2 trends. * Edit the scope of related trends: click Configure and in the Scope section > Search query add the following subquery "AND…
  • Hello, if you still face the problem it would be probably best to create a support ticket. If you are familiar with sql, you check what is the service uri id of your particular host (run database manager, execute this query: select hostname,serviceuriid from vim_hosts). Find your ID and check if it's available in…
  • I would recommend you to submit a ticket to SolarWinds support. Submit a Ticket | SolarWinds Customer Portal Thanks
  • The value provided by VMan is actually in %, but it shows incorrectly "ms" unit. Proper unit should be rendered since 2019.4
  • Please contact SolarWinds support and they will take care about your issue. Thanks
  • Most likely you will just need to increase the global latency threshold for your VMs if you consider current values to be OK. Though I would consider to investigate why. Depends on how much the latency reaches the threshold
  • That could indicate some problem somewhere on the way between VMan appliance and Orion, because when integration is enabled, the host status is driven by data received from VMan. Please contact SolarWinds support and they will take care about your issue. Thanks
  • If given VM already reached the decommissioned state (two days after deleting), the only way how to go trough the config changes in time of such VM is to put any of related entites (host/cluster/datastore) into context on Map and go back to the point where the VM had a relation to that entity.
  • Alert trigger time displayed in this resource is internally (in DB) stored in UTC time (when the alert was triggered on Orion primary machine). When rendered on UI it is converted to local time of used web server. So if you use client machine which is in different time zome than web server, it may eventually look like date…