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Unfortunately ICMP can not be turned off without monitoring the node. This is the way Orion has been coded to tell whether or not a node is down.

Does this help? 

 Have you tried going into the SQL surface area configuration to enable the remote connections to both TCP/IP and Named Pipes and restart the server.- If that does not help there are some other suggestions within this KB to try. (paste the entire URL into a browser.. ) support.microsoft.com/default.aspx

scan intervals can be configured on a per subnet basis from the Edit Subnet window.

What steps have you tried to load the map on the Web?

 Try again. I'm not sure if this might apply to you Also if you paste in text there can be issues with font colors not showing. If you are need to post a screenshot use the Option -> Upload file option

 If the MIBs are not already in SW database then you will need to submit the MIBs to Support to be compiled and placed in the MIB database.

 Clicking a chart opens the Custom Chart view in a new window. The following sections describe options that are available- http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/OrionAdministratorGuide.1.173.htm#9002552 Before you do this make sure you have Advanced Mode enabled- Advanced Mode enables the creation of new views…

I believe that is expected behavior; per the Admin Guide: When enabled, you will receive an audible alert the first time, after login, that an alert is displayed on the page. This alert may come from either an alert resource or the Alerts view. You will not receive audible alerts if the Alerts view or the alert resource…

Michael- Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are looking into it. Mark Wiggans SolarWinds Support

 You should be able to from the Event Monitor.

 Can you try this, go into Start> Administrative Tools> Component Services. Open up Computers> My Computer> Com+ Applications and Delete SolarWinds Orion NPM. Then Rerun the Configuration Wizard. Also you can look in the Configurationwizard.log file located in c:\Program Files\Solarwinds\Orion for more details as to what…

http://thwack.com/media/g/orion_custom_reports/default.aspx

 Verify that the correct URLs are in the schedules- some ol the links did change during the version upgrade and you might need to re-adjust them to the new pages such as Orion\ instead of \Netperfmon...Are you getting 404s? As for the SQL query error I'm assuming it does not have enough data to compile for the current…

 www.solarwinds.com/.../Orion8CustomProperties.html create a separate column for IP_Addresses along with the 3 others you have- the tutorial above will offer more ideas for you to experiment with. HTH 

Every trap message has at least five sub-fields, while some of them can provide a dozen or more additional event-specific variables. The five fields that are always present are the 1. textual event message 2. the user ID of the process that triggered the event 3. the computer name of the event system 4. a numeric…

 This is for 8.5? anymore details about your setup, other modules, etc..

 this thread can get you in the right direction-

 Yes-

Could be several causes. What are you polling interval settings? How long has this issue occurred>? Is this a new problem? What is your DB size? Orion version? How many interfaces are you monitoring?

 try using "public"

oops - sorry about that. It looks like it will be available tomorrow.

 We have seen issues where the Nodes Resources on the Summary page are timing out. Can you try removing this resource from the Summary Page to see if the timeout remains?

 See anything unusual in your logs?

 Ron- see the attached appendix- this is the complete list.

 There is a report similar to this in the content sharing zone that you possibly could tweak to your needs... also another way to see into your DB would be to run the SolarWinds Diagnositcs tool and from within the results generated there is a DB folder- which has several spreadsheets containing info about the alerts you…

 Simon- Thanks. Please try another browser/version until we can get some direction from Netsuite.

sort of..... try Clicking on IPAM Settings > Subnet Scan Status - locate the VoIP Subnets and edit their Subnet Properties- The scan interval can be adjusted to a range of once every 10 minutes to 7 days.

 One example can be found here - and a more complex solution here- If you have further questions ..please post them.

2003 R2 = yes, just not 2008- http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/OrionAGOrionNPMServerRequirements.htm