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How about matching a single blank space ( )?

Thanks!

Did you override the template value for the URL? If you're using the default URL value from the template (https://${IPAddress}, I think), there may not be anything to retrieve.

Same here - users want to know why an alert doesn't re-notify when the severity increases. If I do separate alerts as aLTeReGo​ suggested, they wonder why they're getting multiple alerts. I was going to build a complicated alert scheme based on the "SAM Warning" and "SAM Critical" events, but those events don't seem to be…

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Those look correct. Can you open Database Manager on your Solarwinds server and run the queries below? In each query, replace ENDPOINT_ID with a valid Endpoint ID from your system. Do the queries run, or do they produce an error? -- Port query SELECT Name from [dbo].[UDT_Port] WHERE (PortID = (SELECT PortID from…

To find the ContainerID, to to the detail page for the Group, and look at the URL for the page. The URL will end with "NetObject=C:SomeNumber". SomeNumber is the ContainerID. Alternatively, you can modify the query to use the Group name: SELECT Interface.Node.Caption as [Node], Interface.InPercentUtil as [Receive %…

Apologies for the oversight. Here is a custom application monitor template that will do what you need: SSL Certificate Expiration with SNI for specified hostname This app monitor will let you specify the host name for which you want to check the certificate. The monitor will hit the URL "https://(hostname you specified)"…

You'd include it in the WHERE part of the query. The columns most likely to be of interest are DataStores.Capacity (total capacity of the Data Store in MB), DataStores.FreeSpace (remaining free space in the Data Store in MB), DataStores.SpaceUtilization (percent of Data Store used by files). For example, if you want to…

Ouch. Glad you found the problem and fixed it.

I've been leaving the polling interval values at the defaults. The right value for the "Condition" option is going to depend on your wireless environment. For example, our environment can shuffle wireless APs between controllers in response to changes in load, planned maintenance, and so on. This can cause a brief outage…

Yes, indeed - here's the SAM Feature Requests page: Server & Application Monitor Feature Requests

Great!

OK, this query will get you all of the unmanaged nodes. The original query didn't account for nodes that have been unmanaged for a very long time - long enough that the original unmanage event has been purged from Orion.AuditEvents. Edited 2018-05-03 to account for variation in Orion.AuditingEvents.ActionTypeID across…

I can't reproduce the discrepancy in muted nodes. Can you check the number of currently muted nodes with this query? It will exclude any muted items that are not nodes. SELECT ID, EntityUri, SuppressFrom, SuppressUntil FROM Orion.AlertSuppression Supp where Supp.EntityUri like '%NodeID%' and Supp.EntityUri not like…

The whole thing may be faster if you use SQL instead of SWQL, because you can use an EXISTS() clause to limit the data that needs to be examined. This is the part of the query that goes in the editable query box on the Trigger Condition page: INNER JOIN Nodes N on AE.NetObjectID = N.NodeID INNER JOIN NodesCustomProperties…

Add this line to the WHERE clause: AND Nodes.Uri NOT IN (select EntityUri from Orion.AlertSuppression where SuppressUntil is NULL OR MINUTEDIFF(GetDate(), SuppressUntil) > 0) This will exclude any node that has already been muted.

There's no canned report, but you can easily create one. Create a report where the data source is this SWQL query: SELECT A.Name as [Application], A.Node.Caption as [Node], A.Template.Name as [Template] FROM Orion.APM.Application A Add the fields to the report, then group by [Template] (if you want to see all the nodes…

This SWQL query will give you the data you need (poller name, status level, number of apps on that poller with that status): SELECT App.Node.Engine.DisplayName as [Poller], App.StatusDescription as [AppStatus], Count(App.StatusDescription) as [AppCount] FROM Orion.APM.Application App GROUP BY App.Node.Engine.DisplayName,…

I've shared these Oracle monitors: Oracle connection Oracle database disk utilization Oracle FRA Utilization Oracle DR days gap Oracle maximum backup age Will those do what you need?

I tried this with a couple of ESX hosts. The "VMWare vCenter or Hyper-V Devices" option is visible, but it's not selectable.

I believe so, without success. Happy to try again, though.

Can you post an actual script that's having this problem? The snipped that you posted at the beginning does not explicitly specify an exit code.

Hi msawyer​, here's what I did: 1. Dropped the existing index NC_Cortex_Documents_Updated_Deleted. Do this in Database Manager or a SQL Server query window with this query: USE [SolarWindsOrion] GO DROP INDEX [NC_Cortex_Documents_Updated_Deleted] ON [dbo].[Cortex_Documents] GO 2. Refreshed the view in Performance Analyzer.…

Reopen the case, definitely, but Config Wizard is what breaks my site in exactly this way every time.

Thanks. Right now I'm working on project where the end user has already decided that forwarding traps isn't what he needs. However, trap forwarding will probably be exactly what we need for other projects.

I'll take a look at Kiwi, thanks.

How do you change the agent redeployment interval?

Thanks. That was my first thought, too. We had a similar problem after our APEs got a bunch of Windows updates, including a .Net update, out of sync with our main Orion server. I've confirmed (as has Solarwinds support) that the .Net versions are the same on the APEs and the Orion server, though.

Yes, the upgrade and config wizard completed successfully. I will take a look at the article. Shout-out to Loop1, BTW. I've been working on this case with one of your colleagues as well as with Solarwinds support.