mdettenmeier

Agreed, Solarwinds should be able to add content based on our hardware, maybe in the device template or something. I am sure the application is just parsing the configuration strings.

Per support: "The SolarWinds SCP/SFTP Server is a free tool that comes with NCM so you can test out SCP with NCM. However this tool has a limit on file size through SCP protocol due to a bug, unfortunately there is no ETA on this being fix as it is a free tool. I advised to use a 3rd Party SCP Server with NCM instead. Go…

SCP dose not work for files over 500MB. *Something* happens around the 400MB mark that fails. New Cisco has large IOS/XE file sizes.

The query is: SELECT Replace(UpdatedNodes.Vendor, 'Cisco', 'Router') AS Devices, ROUND(UpdatedNodes.IOS_Versions * 100.0 / TotalNodes.Total_Versions * 1.0, 2) AS Percent_Version FROM ( SELECT n.Vendor, COUNT(n.IOSVersion) AS Total_Versions FROM Orion.Nodes n WHERE (n.MachineType LIKE 'Cisco 29%' ) OR (n.MachineType LIKE…

You can build a custom query for this quite easily. I use something like this: SELECT n.Caption, n.MachineType as Machine_Type, n.IOSVersion as Software_Version FROM Orion.Nodes n WHERE (MachineType LIKE 'Cisco Catalyst 29%x%' AND IOSVersion NOT LIKE '15.2(4)E7%') OR (MachineType LIKE 'Cisco 2960' AND IOSVersion NOT LIKE…

I have the same issue -across multiple versions now. I suspect is has something to do with larger firmware file validations, but haven't proved that. I notice it seems to work on some stuff like validating if files exist.

I have the same issue. The API returns correctly, but the custom query resource throws error "There was an error processing the request."

Anyone find the resolution for this? I have a similar issue. The NCM.Nodes swql workd for me on the Solarwinds native site, but not through the API