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I agree, I think you'd need something that allows you to tag a map as a parent or child though, otherwise anytime a map is nested it them becomes a child. Regards, Matthew Harvey

Not a problem. Glad to be of assistance.

Change the Set up your trigger query to Routing Neighbors from Nodes then just paste in everything after the From statement so just JOIN NPM_RoutingProtocol on NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.ProtocolID = NPM_RoutingProtocol.ProtocolID WHERE NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.ProtocolID = 14 AND NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.DisplayName <> 'Established'

Yeah, it can definitely be a pain to find, but it's a very useful option to use. It will ensure that the chart doesn't inadvertently show up if there is no poller assigned to the node. Glad to be able to lend a hand.

Can you let me know what case numbers you have submitted and I will see what issues you have submitted, and contact you on these? One of the cases that you had with us, I worked with you on and let you know that you could use Visio documents in the Map Maker, but not 3MB visio docs. The files needed to be smaller. On…

We were able to get this resolved with Eric by going into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ in the registry and removing all SQL Dependences from the NetPerfMonService, OrionModuleEngine, SolarwindsAlertingEngine, SolarwindsCustomPollingEngine, SolarwindsSyslogService, and SolarwindsTrapService. After…

Steve, That one ought to be fun. If they are able to get something sorted out, you may be able to use the same conversion. I'd be interested to know what they come up with. Matt

This is more what you'd want:

Most everything would be in \Program Files(x86)\SolarWinds\Orion and \Program Files(x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\NCM. If you did a custom logo on your website it would be in \Inetpub\SolarWinds\NetPerfMon\images.

Glad to help out where I could and thank you for sharing what was done to get this corrected.

So why are they pointing to Storage latency? Did they give you a reason, or just that it has to be storage latency? How many scopes are on that server? What other modules do you have installed other than IPAM?

You may want to try going into Polling Settings and turning off Enable Reverse DNS lookup. This may help get those populated.

I could see that since Orion wouldn't understand who to put the data into another table. There would need to be more in the query there that explains to the software that they are going to take the data and put it into another database then pull that data out.

I would not recommend unassigning the raw poller as it will cause your transform to cease functioning. It needs to be enabled in order for the data to be gathered for the transform to work. The Universal Device Poller Status resource is designed to show the results of ALL pollers that are assigned to the node. The only…

If the new server is also running 9.5.1, the best option would be to create a support case to get a temporary license then proceed further with the upgrade on that server. 9.5.1 used a different licensing code than the latest releases. However, if the new server is running a newer version, 10.1 or later, then you can…

Unfortunately not with the supression you want. You would end up causing the alert to be suppressed for a site firewall, and since the alert is supressed, no other alert will fire, regardless of site as long a a firewall is down. So if Site A firewall goes down it suppresses the alert. If a device in Site B goes down, due…

That one may be a bit trickier. You can try the directory existence monitor and map it to the mapped drive or a directory within said drive. 

You can't compare the max of a recent poll to NTA. Mainly due to the fact that NPM only gets one poll and there is no try min/max value. One other thing to look at with NTA is, if this is a Cisco device, do NOT have ip flow ingress AND ip flow egress on the same port. This will actually lead to the router reporting double…

You may have to upgrade SAM, but I can't say for sure. NCM should be fine. In regards to NTA, there was a change to how Flow data is stored with the release of v4. The data is moved out of the SQL server that SolarWinds uses for all it's modules and uses a fastbit database for storage. During the installation you have to…

OK so you're wanting it to show the actual bits and not convert that. That I'm not sure can be done unless you were to take the report in Report Writer go to Report > Show SQL, copy the SQL and repaste into a Custom/Advanced SQL report. That may do the trick as long as you don't format the fields. Having said that you may…

Odd, it seems to be showing the alerted status as down, though, from what I've seen working on this with other versions, it's usually due to a status change on the host itself that would be seen as a yellow triangle or red triangle on the VSphere Client. I wonder if SolarWinds VIM Management in NPM doesn't know how to…

No. You'll run into issues with some of the primary keys. You CAN do that for custom property data, but not for metadata such as node names. 

For the most part there are two tables for any non-snmp based credentials. These are the Credential and CredentialProperty tables. The Nodes table holds all SNMP information.

What are the results if you right-click on the Advanced Alert Manager and choose run as administrator?

You'd need to actually create both Node and Interface limitations. You'll still be able to see node information, but you can at least limit the nodes. There's no way to limit with just interface properties. They aren't as relational as one would hope. The web UI assumes that you want to limit interfaces, but since there is…

I've used it a couple of times, but have not been a fan of it overall. Something you may want to look at is using dependencies. This may help during times of large outages by setting a specific device/link as the parent, and in the event of it going down, all child objects will go into an unreachable state and not trigger…

The account has to exist on both servers I believe, not just the DMZ server. If it's local, create the same local account on the SolarWinds server and then check again.

I was thinking more of using LEM to look at user auditing on a target machine and correlate a user logged on event with the process running/exceeding CPU. It may be something SolarWinds could add, and I wouldn't think it's something WMI couldn't do, I just think they'd have to expand further how WMI captures the data. 

Depending on the version there might be, but you potentially have to join tables from both the NPM and NCM database to compare the node information. It's simpler by using the options given by myself and HolyGuacamole

You have the server sending out pdfs then rather than html emails. Probably not something the dev guys knew about with that option.