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Same here. Users are shying away from using the agent because of this.
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We have the same problem. The affected component monitors also throw this error occasionally: Exception message: A call to SSPI failed, see inner exception. The message or signature supplied for verification has been altered System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException: A call to SSPI failed, see inner exception.…
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Could you clarify please - do you mean there are several virtual servers hosted on one physical server (say, several web servers)? Or do you mean there are several services or processes running on one host, and you would like to monitor each service or processes?
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The first question is: do you want to keep the existing node? If you don't need to keep the existing node, you can delete it: * Go to the Admin page for your site (/Orion/Admin). * Click "Manage Nodes" * Search for the node. * In the list of nodes that appears, click the check box net to the node name. * Click the "Delete"…
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This SWQL query will get you events that happened within the last 24 hours: SELECT tolocal(EventTime) as [EventTime], C.Nodes.Caption, Message FROM Orion.Events C Where EventTime >= ADDHOUR(-24,EventTime) AND EventType = 14 OR EventType = 5000 OR EventType = 5001 Order by EventTime desc
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I was able to manually change the polling method using SWQL Studio. Here's what I did: * Find the URI of the ESX host you want to change using this SWQL query: select URI from Orion.VIM.Hosts where HostName = '<the name of the ESX host>' * In the Object Explorer, find Orion.VIM.Hosts. * Right-click on Orion.VIM.Hosts and…
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After a lot of tweaking and testing, it looks like there were a couple of groups (groups including nodes, VMs, and sub-groups) that were breaking the display. When I removed those groups, the VMs started appearing for the end user. Any ideas why this might have happened? Thanks.
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Do you just want to get the version number of an Oracle DB server? Or do you want Oracle application monitors similar to AppInsight for SQL?
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You get quite a lot. With the agent alone (no application monitors), you can monitor: * Overall up/down status with ping or the response time agent * CPU utilization * memory utiliization * hard disk, removable disk, and memory "volume" utilization * interface I/O and related performance stats * asset inventory (generally,…
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Here's an extract from the code I used. The try{} block includes the call to the website. $WebRequest.GetResponse() will fail if the HTTP response is anything other than 200(OK), so the catch{} block handles that # Initialize the web request [Net.HttpWebRequest] $WebRequest =…
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I had a similar situation. I wrote a Powershell script to request a URL and to examine the HTML response. My script then exited with an appropriate exit code based on the HTML response. If I can find the script I will share it with you.
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bsnyder27 and kschmalz, I got this working after talking with Solarwinds support. My problem may not be entirely the same as yours, though. Can you take a look at your cortex.log* files (probably in C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\Cortex) and see if you have errors like the one below? 2019-09-19 14:50:46,212 [589] ERROR…
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Same issue here, started immediately after upgrading to SAM 6.9. Only affects nodes, any other objects/stats are OK. We have the same issue with the new Perfstack-style resources on node pages (CPU load, etc.).
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You can get the value of AlertActiveID from Orion.AlertActive, then use AlertActiveID to build the value of the acknowledge URL for the alert. The Acknowledge URL has this format: https://SOLARWINDS_SERVER/Orion/Netperfmon/AckAlert.aspx?AlertDefID=ALERTACTIVEID You can assign that URL to a link or a button.
