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Case # 350334

There are now several browser plugins that can accomplish this task....when I first looked into the issue it was hard to find something. We now use a plugin for chrome but there are also ones for firefox and IE. Also after years of doing this I no longer feel it should be built into the product too many variables…

Not sure why it posted so strangely on here but that's the query. Any thoughts on alterations to catch what I'm looking for. I have changed the Null to be -2 and now I show 215 results...I am testing now to see if SNMP is truly down on any of these.

So sitting here thinking how would you only show one vbdata variable and I couldn't figure out a query to do so. So instead I came up with a different idea. Why not add a trap action of writing a custom event to your NPM event log. As you already stated you can make the emails state whatever you want you would be able to…

In general I think we can all agree that views customization would be much better if it were more flexible and the interface even better if it had some more "real-time" aspects. I'm dealing with this particular issue right now as I replace a live java Openview Message browser with a web based message browser for…

lchance, Check out the demo http://tracking.demo.solarwinds.com/Orion/SummaryView.aspx On the first page there is a device watch list...they have an iphone as a watched device should give you a good idea of it.

Sorry for the delay I haven't been online in a few. The query I run combines two fields to create the description. I combine the Interface Name and the Alias. The only issue is if the description is left blank by default the alias is the same as the interface name so you get a description like this fa0/0 - fa0/0. Use with…

In my scenario I was running Windows Server in a VM so I could quickly reload back to a snapshot for another customer. It worked without issue and I did this exact method for several customers.

Curious if any other users have taken this or a similar approach and what their experience was.

Is SNMP enabled on all devices?

How are you doing that...With a custom script or an SNMP call?

If you aren't going to poll them then your options are having the controller send an SNMP trap on an AP disconnect or doing a UnDP and looking at the AP status.

Adatole's method was the inspiration behind the feature request. To allow that exact functionality he mentioned within the product. I currently use his method since there is no other way to accomplish that within the product itself.

Are there any account limitations enabled?

I didn't open a case but my issue is resolved (at least for now). I noticed I was having some other odd polling issues so I stepped through the process as listed here http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/2517/Collector+Data+Processor+and+Collector+Polling+Controller+start+and+stop+intermittently Can someone at…

If the server can't access the internet you do have to manually register the license...I don't remember the process but it should be listed on your customer portal. Since you mentioned it errored on activating the license it may be around that.

I have seen this before in rare occasions on my system (although I'm not on 10.3) and I had to stop/restart services to get it working again. Not sure if it's your same issue but this has happened to me about 3 times in the last few months on 10.2.2

Just wanted to state that I had similar problems with the faulted state error on 3 pollers today after migrating the primary to a new server....Repairing core & SAM on all 3 corrected my issues as well.

You could unmanaged is it's own column in the interface table Interfaces.UnManaged (0 is managed 1 is unmanaged) but I'm not sure how you will grab the specific interface you want from the trap.

I'm looking for ways to do this as well with all alerts. Adding the description is a good start but also looking for a simple way to add the alert definition. A SAM monitor may go critical but we may wait 3 polls to alert I need a way to communicate all of that efficiently.

Per the Admin Guide http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=OrionCorePHEscalationAdvancedAlert.htm Alert EscalationWhen editing any trigger or reset action, use the Alert Escalation tab, if it is available, to define additional alert action options. The following options are…

Never done it but scheduled reports are nothing more than windows tasks...should be pretty simple to do.

Perfect thank you....

Well I went through the exercise of setting all nodes to isDisabled. However it seems to automatically turn itself back on. About 10 minutes ago I set all nodes to disabled and I just checked and about 10 of them are back on. How can I permanently disable this feature.

How? Once this is created, we'd have to somehow include it in the View. Any custom report can be added into the view...simply choose the resource Report from Report Writer. Create a report based on the particular events you are looking for and add it to the view. Wouldn't it be far simpler to have the ability to filter…

Oh and seeing that I could put all my excludes in one line using commas makes me feel a lot better...I knew there had to be an easier way to do that.

Try this. Change your report to a SQL Report and enter in this (assuming Building is the actual custom property name) Select Building,COUNT (Distinct NodeID) as TotalDevices From Nodes Group by Building

You are correct sorry you should have a condition group of any...then state down or unplugged or an alternative you could still use all and have two conditions. One for NOT UP and one for Not Unmanaged.

You could write a report that shows down and unknown and then show that report on your view replacing the down interface box.

I increased the timeout as suggested to 600 which seems insanely high and I'm still getting the same error. This leads me to believe that it wasn't the timeout itself but rather the second part of the error regarding max pool size has been reached. I'm now having issues with alerts even triggering and this went from a mild…