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This would be help out our environment a lot since the DataDomains are used 24x7x365

I have 4 additional polling engines

JM that worked.. The AND did the trick! Thanks everyone for the help on this.

I did that and it shows the IP of my Orion server

I just tried this and it didn't seem to remove any of the items I specified in the query. If i just choose say one item like '*node*' it works but it seems if i add more than one it doesn't like it.

11.5.2

From Orion PS prompt Enter-PSSession -computername (IP of Remote Sever) -credential domain\user Should come back as connected with PS prompt – YES this worked On the remote/target server, open a command prompt as an Administrator and enter the following: winrm quickconfig winrm set winrm/config/client…

I just tried that and it came back with Custom SQL filter is incorrectly formatted.

Just to be certain....You ran winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts="*"} from the Windows Command Prompt (not Powershell Command Prompt) on the Orion server? YES On the Orion server try the following; * Winrm quickconfig - Thiis should come back without errors - YES * Powershell command prompt - Test-WSMan…

Do you have something I can maybe go by or start with? I would appreciate it Thanks so much

Thank cjfranca.. I know how to create node down alerts but I need to know when a bgp peer does down. I hope i am making sense at all. I think there is more to it than just node up/down.

I do have IPAM installed

I did this in command prompt and I still receive.. What else can i do to resolve this?