mark_wiggans

hope this helps... http://www.kiwisyslog.com/help/syslog/index.html?rules_maximumrulecount.htm

 Is the SNMP trap service enabled in local services?

 Could you give some more details to what error you are receiving; what is the size of the DB that you are backing up?

When adding a rule- there is a "Suspend further Alert Actions for" check box under the Trigger Threshold Tab. This may get you what you need. You may also attempt the suggestions from this post.

I'm not sure if that is possible. There is a product called YRefresher which is an IE plugin that supports custom refresh settings.

 You can use this one. http://files1.solarwinds.net/Orion/ServicePack/Orion9.0-SP2.zip

On My Computer->Properties check the DEP tab.Make sure to turn on DEP for essential Windows Programs and Services only-You will have to restart after applying. 

 Unfortunately nothing that updates, only in Orion.

 Roger- Please run SolarwindsDiagnostics.exe (in Program Files\Solarwinds\Orion) and send the resulting zip file to Support- Open a ticket and attach to the subsequent autoreply- forms.netsuite.com/.../externalcasepage.nl

Andy- you can use the Windows Performance monitor component to read performance counter statistics instead of the WMI monitor. Descriptions for that component monitor can be found here:http://www.solarwinds.com/netperfmon/SolarWinds/OrionAPMPHComponentTypesPerformanceCounter.htm

To setup an alert for the Custom MIB, go to "Configure Advanced Alerts" -Click New, type a name for the alert -Under the "Trigger Condition" tab, "Type of Property to Monitor" from the drop down, select Custom Node/Interface Poller (depending on the OID) - Click Add>Simple Condition, you should have an option to select…

http://www.solarwinds.com/support/Orion/docs/OrionServerMigration.pdf

Can I view and use custom grouping properties for interfaces in System Manager? Yes, this is possible. You should see the CP after refreshing the NODE tree.

Are 64 bit counters checked? ( in the node details of that device in the System Manager)

Go to C:\Program Files\SolarWinds\Orion and delete the file called MapMaker.Toolbars. Now when you open Map Maker a new toolbar file will be created (MapMaker.Toolbars) and the tool bar should reappear.

 How do you add new sounds? Thanks You can add sounds to this folder C:\Inetpub\SolarWinds\NetPerfMon\Sounds and when you configure an alert which triggers a sound the list of sounds to choose from will be in the drop down box-

Some suggestions to try here.

 here are some ideas

Scott- click through this KB to test your server- http://www.solarwinds.com/support/orion/docs/gaps/gaps.htm

 8.5.1-

 you could try modifying this report-

Per the Admin. guide - http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/OrionPH95th.htm

 Do you have the install CD for that box? This bottom post may help another suggestion here

You would create the seed file with the IPs of the nodes you want to add. Run the Discovery; choose to use a new discovery db. Choose to use a seed file. Run the discovery, and import those new nodes and resources.

danbert- you might try modifying one of these reports

Are you using version 9.2? (can be found by going to Help-> Software version on the launchpad) Is anything using port 69 or 8099 and this is being run under an account with administrative rights?

 tmock- To further investigate would you mind opening a ticket and attach the diagnostics to the auto-reply? forms.netsuite.com/.../externalcasepage.nl and please reference this thread in the ticket. Thanks-

 run the configuration wizard again and select it-

Would you mind posting the exact command script you're trying to run in NCM, target device types, and whether you're using SSH or Telnet for script execution?

 Yes, you can acheive both by using custom properties and creating custom views www.solarwinds.com/.../Orion8CustomProperties.html www.solarwinds.com/.../CustomViews.html www.solarwinds.com/.../CustProp.html