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You can use the custom property editor - www.solarwinds.com/.../Orion8CustomProperties.html www.solarwinds.com/.../CustProp.html

Do the 7206 and Cirrus have the forward and reverse lookups working properly in the local DNS? Mark Wiggans SolarWinds Support

 You should be able to do this one one alert assuming you want the same hours for Sat/Sun- Have you tried 5pm to 8am in the time of day tab? I'm not aware of any variable modifiers that would offer multiple suppression time frames for a single alert. time of day tab ex:

Here are some more examples of reports that you can modify in the Report Writer Design mode to fit your needs- http://thwack.com/media/g/orion_custom_reports/default.aspx Currently you cannot get Bar graphs using RW.

 similar, but that thread deals with the error: 2007-11-19 06:35:12,567 [MainTaskThread] ERROR All - Error in SetupMainDBConnection Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Yes it's possible, but only with version 10.

 Try using a different version of Firefox.

 I would contact support again if this happened after you did the previous workaround- https://forms.netsuite.com/app/site/crm/externalcasepage.nl?compid=638609&formid=12&h=3d0552f20b2e9bd6580b

Did using the SW License Manager not accomplish what you needed?

Could you elaborate on how you have the alert configured to determine if this is a setup issue perhaps? There was a previous issue with the SNMP Trap Rules/Alerts not working that was fixed in Orion 8.5.1 that also needs to be considered.

The Root Cause may be a "Resource" defined in the "Interface Details" that can't be found. For now, you'll need to remove the chart from that view.

I'm sure others can provide you with more details, but for starters you can have a look here- https://support.ipmonitor.com/tutorials/e711377f9aaf4482ae916547e83adff1.aspx

That was a mistake. Not ready for prime time just. 10.5 is still the latest release.

It appears that you might have a row in your Interfaces table whose NodeID points to a non-existent node. You could use Database Manager to find all interfaces associated with NodeID 468 (SELECT * FROM Interfaces WHERE NodeID=468) and delete them. You would need to stop the services first for the changes to take effect…

 were these the ones that wouldn't pull up-? " __default_attr="25567" class="jive_macro jive_macro_message" href="">">http://www.thwack.com " __default_attr="24162" class="jive_macro jive_macro_message" href="">">http://www.thwack.com

http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/1973/Cisco+DHCP+device+requirements+for+Orion+IPAM

 You didn't mention if you have Netflow? Here are some great Tips that Josh "Head Geek" Commented on a few months ago: Quick Summary: Head Geek's Top 5 Tips for Improving SQL Performance #5 - Add more RAM. Doesn't really matter how much you have, adding more will almost always help. Be sure that your SQL instance and OS…

 Do you have all of the NTA Hotfixes installed? The latest was Oct. 4th

 That could vary. For an update your best bet would be to call in 866.530.8040.

 This is not possible.

 You should be able to resolve the KeyNotFoundException on the extra web server by copying the *.Schema files from your main Orion server (in C:\Program Files\Solarwinds\Orion) to the same directory on the extra web server. HTH 

have you trie dthe RSS button in the bottom left corner?

Would ti be possible to see how you have the alert configured>? and what is the case number you reference?

 Does anyone know what version of SNMP Cirrus 3.0 is using? SNMP v2 

 Nothing will be erased just run the installer just backup the maps and reports folders. The DB backup procedure as follows- www.solarwinds.com/.../Backups.html Also there are more detailed steps here on page 6 for backing up the maps and schemas. www.solarwinds.com/.../OrionServerMigration.pdf

 What is the SW# ?

 Hello- see my replies in this thread-

What are the details from the Config. log file? The configuration log is located - "C:\Program Files\Solarwinds\Orion\ConfigurationWizard.log"

 Try the steps again. Doing the repair probably override the previous registration. First, open a Dos prompt and copy/paste this line: regsvr32 -u "c:\program files\solarwinds\Configuration Management\swdiscoveryServices8.dll" You should get a pop-up that will say unregister succeeded. Next, copy/paste this line: regsvr32…

 This one is sort of similar- Maybe you could tweak it to serve your needs...