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Not today...however there is a feature request for just this type of functionality. http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1056

Member since 2007. I believe I joined after hearing about it talking to support

You can create a custom report that will do this now.

Two things... First in 10.2 from what I hear (haven't got to install yet) the discoveries are much faster as the connectivity discovery is now a separate task so the speed has been improved. Second, perhaps work off of a seed router...this will allow you to discover any subnets your routers know of (if your router doesn't…

Create an alert configured like the screen shot I attached here. Should do the trick.

It tells you right there that the source is 10.19.1.3 You have SNMP auth failure traps (I'd suspect windows)

I always use Chrome to browse thwack and in fact I'm posting right now from Chrome. That being said I did get this exact symptom earlier this morning using chrome but it since has passed for me.

Are you doing discoveries as well?

Unfortunately you cannot control when a monitor runs just the interval at which it runs. It's a problem we have faced with several monitors where one of the teams only wants it to run at the top of the hour for example.

Just curious since you mentioned you installed all windows updates...Did you install .Net Framework 4.0? There are known incompatability issues with that product. Just a thought.

This is something I ran into a while back in regards to WMI having an issue. WMI utilizes reverse lookup for confirmation so an invalid reverse lookup can cause WMI to fail. http://thwack.solarwinds.com/message/161528#161528

I had this same problem when I first created the alert. On mine I had set the trigger condition to be when xmt or rcv were greater than 1000 in an hour. I found that on the reset condition I had to set it to be when xmt AND rcv were less than 10 in an hour. Two points about this it had to be an AND on the reset otherwise…

Calling in the pros to see if they can help

To clarify here is my environment. Three polling engines. SQL DB is on a separate server. NPM 10.3.1 SAM 5.2.0 SP1 NCM 7.0.2 IPAM 3.0 SEUM 1.5.1 UDT 1.0.1 (installed but not currently used) IPSLAMGR 3.5.1 (installed but not currently used)

It's not just wireless....there are numerous devices that act as a manager reporting status on any of their managed nodes up through a trap. Our APC ISX system reports traps on any number of the APC devices it manages. Same can be said for our Avaya manager and our Cisco Wireless controller. If you truly suspect it to be a…

Unfortunately it can't be done. I had to do the same thing and create two graphs for each device.

Don, I feel your pain...I used to be employed by a company who was a Solarwinds Reseller....We gave up even trying to sell the product because clients were inundated by emails and reps hounding them. Occassionally we would download a 30 day trial to show the customers the value in the product and I would get besieged with…

Thanks Steve, I sent in my specs and I am awaiting their response. I'm well aware my SQL HD configuration is a bottleneck and am expecting that to be fully blamed however considering I can pull up the main events page which by default shows 2000 events in a couple of seconds but the last 50 events component completely…

So I've written what I believe to be a more efficient query to grab the last 50 events. I would just throw together a report but that doesn't give me the color coding so I'd have to figure out how to put this data into HTML. SELECT NetObjectType, NetObjectID, NetObjectID2, EventID, Acknowledged, EventTime, Events.EventType…

Good to know...thanks.

Truthfully I'd like them reserved because they cannot be used but not counted against licensing because they cannot be used. Yeah I know I'm a cake and eat it too kind of guy.

This is what I do for SQL clusters so it may apply for you. I have SQL clusters that consist of two physical nodes, and numerous virtual instances. On the physical nodes I monitor the things that are hard tied to the physical boxes (CPU, MEM, C & D Drive, Event log entries). On the virtual instances I monitor the things…

Have to say I've seen this far too many times myself and it's useless and very annoying.

Perhaps a mod can correct me if I'm wrong but once it's deleted it's gone...the only way to recover the data is to restore the DB from a previous backup. My standard rule of thumb is to unmanage for a period of time prior to deleting, because it's happened to all of us that we delete something and the next day someone…

I have always found this to be normal although not desired operation when unmanaging a device. The alert remains.

How are you executing the process? Locally or remotely on my template? Need to make sure the script is executing on the server where the process is running. Not sure if that is the issue you are running into but it was the first thing to come to mind.

Byrona, If I remember right the match is the section after the = sign. Can you try matching on just *Red*. I know this isn't a solution for what you are wanting to do but I just checked several of my filters and they are based on conditions in the second part of the message.

Actually a simpler idea if you have IPAM integrated and Orion is DHCP scope aware would be a checkbox to exclude DHCP ranges discovered by IPAM. This would save all the extra legwork and truly make having IPAM a valuable part of your Orion platform.

It will not send an additional email unless the escalation is configured. If you configured a reset action you will recieve another email when the device returns to operation.

I get what you are looking for and this is not a solution for that but have you considered taking your list of IPs and using that for the discovery. In the discovery you can use a list of IP addressess. You can copy and paste the column of IPs in the spreadsheet you already have and use that to perform your discovery only…