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How did things turn out this morning? Was it in fact IPAM's old string?

The Network Atlas text file is probably the log file, your folder view is probably set to the default of hiding extensions of well known file types. Send me this log and I can see what errors are in there. Another thing to try would be to go into C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Installers run the…

Orion isn't monitoring the protocol status of an interface when it's determining the interface status. It's only monitoring the operational status, and the administrative status. As such, these are the only two items you can inherently alert on for an interface. What you'd have to do is see if there's a MIB that would…

Thank you, we will work toward getting back to you through the case. Matt

Does the directory exist? What occurs when you just try C:\Windows\Temp?

You can take that whole first line out and just start at Where.....

What do you have sending syslog to your NPM server? Again, if there are firewalls sending everything they can, it's going to cause issues. NPM depending on your licensing level is going to eat up a SQL express database fairly quickly. Most of the work to try to clean up the database would need to be done through SQL…

That doc just tells you the ports that need to be opened for each server and app last time I checked. I'm not aware that it mentions anything on how to change the connection from SW and the DB server from a secure ADO connection to using SSL. Now, you can use SSL with the website. I'm wondering if that's what he's…

What was the member status of that node within the group? Remember, the alert is not looking at node status, it's looking at member status from within the group. If you go into the advanced settings of the group, how often is it checking the member status?

Under the NCM Settings there is a Device Connectivity Method option. What do you have set up there?

Not really. We did that ourselves here. However rather than rename things first, we did it after the upgrade and migration. After the upgrade, once we were ready to kiss the old server goodbye, we moved it to a dynamic IP and shut it down, then changed the IP on the new server, updated DNS and restarted. 

Your assumption is correct.

Indeed it does, but I think it's more due to the OS upgrade than anything SolarWinds can do.

Go into File Settings and find the Setting for Session Tracing, I believe it's either in Advanced or Logging. This will create a Session Trace log and Telnet log that will let you see what's going on. It may be that the show config isn't the command that is being sent. If that's the case, then you may need to edit a device…

Yeah, that's what I was getting when I had to make the above change I noted. If you've made that change and still nothing, I'd open a case with support.

I was able to clear the issue up. What I had to do was Update the NodeChildStatus table and have the values for the Orion.APM.GenericApplication EntityType on the nodes in question changed to match nodes without assigned applications that didn't show this value. Update NodeChildStatus Set BestStatus = 1, WorstStatus = 1…

I'd go with looking at the session trace when the config download is attempted. It may be something with the config template being used then. You also may want to open a case with SolarWinds support.

IF you didn't set up Orion with Windows log ins yet, keep anonymous enabled to allow you to log in with the Orion logins you have been using. 

Anytime. Glad to help out.

What are your reset conditions? 

This would be dependent on the credentials used to setup your SQL Express installation. This would have either been done on the initial install, or any subsequent installation. 

From this it looks like it can't read the $ rather than saying it cannot find the drive. Remove the $ if it still fails, then you may need to ensure that the target system is setup for remote powershell access.

Continuous unfortunately. I'll work with the admins regarding ASM.

Thanks aLTeReGo for checking. 

yeah, the configuration wizard won't reinstall that.

You'd use Truncate ({dpsRTUTemp},4) I believe in order to take out all the decimal values, but you are on the right track. Glad to be of assistance.

There is not going to be a way in the website to be able to allow users to select the time frame they want to see in the report. You would have to use a graph resource on the web that the user could change the timeframe on. In terms of an excel format, this is not something the report writer can natively do. The options in…

I'd imagine that they should be looking at the same database. You can rerun the configuration wizards and see if that helps.

If you only have the Orion Platform, than likely you are referring to Orion NPM or SAM (this can be seen in the footer of the web front end. Of those products, only SAM can do SQL instance monitoring, but requires WMI, SQL, and RPC access to the instance. Regards, Matthew Harvey Loop 1 Systems

I could see that with the face we're joining on the nodes table. Effectively I believe that anything in that query would be in the nodes table now that I think on it further. Try: Select DiscoveryProfiles.Name as Discovery_Name, DiscoveredNodes.Hostname as Node_Name, DiscoveryProfiles.EngineID as Poller, Engines.ServerName…