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If you're looking for a single interface, then your best bet is to look into the Enterprise Operations Console. This gives you a single pain of glass view without having to spend time configuring each Orion website to look identical. The issue with attempting one template is the fact that you'd have to mirror/reproduce any…
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I'm hoping "later release" turns into a hotfix or service pack to get it out without a service release.
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From what the screenshot shows, this looks like it's the full table rather than a column within the table. Take the OID you are using, hit the Browse MIB Tree option, then Search MIBs, set the search to OID then add that OID. It should then show it in the tree and allow you to expand it and see the columns within the table…
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Wow, I can't get to that doc, it says unauthorized.
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Not a problem at all, appreciate any help.
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From what I can tell the icxsw is in the node name and not the interface name. Try changing that filter.
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You'd have to do this as a custom SQL report. There's not going to be a way to get this data separated into different columns with just what the report writer gives you. Regards, Matthew Harvey Loop1 Systems
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Good catch there, didn't even think about that. You could then do a save as to keep that report separate from the "Average Availability for the Entire Network" by saving it as "Average Availability for the Entire Network - Cisco"
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I know a separate STM DB isn't supported. I'm not recommending doing that, but you can install a second server as your collector server. That, if I remember correctly, is supported. That's why I mentioned it can lead to issues when trying to upgrade. I've seen it myself, and seen the headaches it can have. However, with…
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The best option I'd recommend is installing SQL Server Management Studio. You can get it free from Microsoft. You can connect to the SQL server with this and do backups and shrinks of the database as needed. That's about the only other option with SolarWinds not having the ability anymore. Regards, Matthew Harvey Loop 1…
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Bytes I'd imagine.
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The swdebugmaintenance.log holds the database maintenance logging for NPM, UDT, SAM, and others with the exception of NTA. NTA's log is NTADatabaseMaintenance_BusinessLayer.log which, in Windows 2003, would be in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SolarWinds\Logs\NTA.
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just trying with support on the phone at this point. The agent gets isntalled, when we look into the AgentManagement_AgentPlugins table I see this in the StatusMessage field: A dependent prerequisite failed to be installed. Is there any log I can look at to see which pre-req this would be?
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B, You should just be able to run the JobEnginev2.msi and the CollectorInstaller.msi, choose remove, then rerun to reinstall. That will effectively replace the sdf files if that is what they are asking you to do. Regards, Matthew Harvey
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If you are seeing a large number of timeouts, then I'd recommend a quick stop of the services, then find the SWNetPerfMon.db file on the NPM install directory. Edit this file in notepad and change the timeouts at the bottom of the file from the defaults of 20 and 90, to 600. Save the file, then restart the services. To see…
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I would honestly look at monitoring Windows 2008 via WMI. It gives you more information on volumes, and accurate reporting on NICs. SNMP can be finicky. It certainly seems like something wrong with the software installation. Are the versions between the polling server identical? Including hotfixes?
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The SolarWinds website can only auto-login Windows accounts, not the Orion accounts. If the user does not have an AD Account, they will have to login each time. There's no way around that as there's nothing from their system that will know not to try to pass the Windows credentials instead. If you are referring to Windows…
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Not a problem. I wasn't really able to nail down WHY this started happening after the upgrade, but this became the quickest solution.
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It would almost seem that the system is using that 10 character is a minimum or exact limit, rather than a maximum. The only other thing I could think of is if the field was made editable or not for both tech and client, or whether it's hidden and that is playing a part in things.
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Glad to be able to lend a hand.
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HolyGuacamole is right. It's hard to tell without screenshots. However, most network devices don't get polled for Disk Volumes. So I'm wondering if you just have a bad resource on the page. Have you tried to customize the page and remove the dosk volume polling resource? Regards, Matthew Harvey Loop1 Systems
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Check the Events in SolarWinds and see if there's something with the IPs. Also, I ran into an issue that was caused by the Trap service trying to piggy back onto the Collector. Try restarting the SolarWinds trap service and see if traps start coming through/showing up.
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glad you were able to clear this up. You may want to look at WMI polling on the Windows systems. I find it a bit more reliable. Also depending on the version you're on, there may be a larger issue going on that you may need to have addressed.
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I'm assuming the other counters that are working are using RPC rather than WMI. The issue is that WMI connectivity cannot be established. Have you tried using the WMI troubleshooting guide provided by SolarWinds to ensure WMI connectivity between the Orion server and the target?…
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There is a specific install for the orion component. You'll need to uninstall the STM integration from the SolarWinds server and install this new SRM Orion component. Just note, you'll have to add all your storage back in manually.
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So from what I can find there isn't just one query that would only replace his name and keep the remainder. Unfortunately due to the way the data is added into that one column, you'd have to copy the target column from each one, use that in an update query, and have to update each action one at at time. This would…
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I agree, seems large, but it depends on number of devices you were backing up as well.
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If these were custom properties that just lost the schema (such as if the old admin installed under his account, and you are logging under yours) then the schema update I posted above will resolve the conditions and correct the error. Regards, Matthew Harvey
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Doing some testing on this end with a DB I can thrash using this as posted by njoylif will replace the email you are trying to replace in one fail swoop without causing any issues. Update ActionDefinitions Set Target = 'To:youremail@yourdomain.com CC: BCC: SMTPServer:yourSMTPserver SMTPPort:25 EnableSSL:False Format:HTML'…
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Might be helpful to have a migation tool or something shipped with NCM for times where this could potentially occur for customers.