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In the latest version the default location is C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\NCM\Config-Archive You can confirm on your SolarWinds website by going to http://YourServer/Orion/NCM/Admin/Settings/ConfigArchiveFolders.aspx

Odd that the node for the Virtual Machine would show up then. I know there's been a bit of work between the version you are on, 10.1.1 and the latest version, 10.5. Can you send me a screenshot of what you are seeing in your view?

The problem with your exclusion is going to be that any 1 device could match not being a device in that list, including a device in that list. If you are going to go with negative conditions, such as node name is not equal, then you need an AND condition as well. My apologies for not saying something more about that in my…

First create the custom property: Once created, edit the nodes and insert the values for the email address for those devices: When you configure your alert, you can use that property in the To Field of the email action: This will allow you to create your alert and have the email trigger to the email address you put into…

What config are you comparing against in your setting? Regards, Matthew Harvey Loop1 Systems

There's an alert action that will do what I'm trying to do. The key was to delay the execution of the email to report the top 10 processes. I'm still working on a script to monitor though. I'm partially there, just need to get it to report statistics.

I'd assume, unless it's just something Cisco didn't make available via SNMP. I wouldn't imagine that would be the case though. I did some digging and found that this OID may help. 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3

Microsoft time. Basically the full numerical value for that specific day. 

So from what you describe the discard is preventing new traps from writing. If you are wanting to get rid of the other ones, I'd just allow DB maintenance to take care of it based on your retention settings.

i don't know that a variable exists for that. You may just have to manually type it into the message your are sending from the rule.

To remove to poller, go into the Settings and Polling Engines area. Next to the poller name there should be an option to delete the poller. Select that and you will remove it. With the poller being there, you may also want to check your SAM settings to make sure you are local only and not poller bound. Regards, Matthew…

If you have access to the Orion Database Manager or SQL Management Studio you can run this query: select * from information_schema.columns where column_name = 'DefaultEmailTo' or column_name = DefaultEmailCC Running this will show you the tables that those are in, if they exist in the database, and based on the table…

More than likely Detroiter you are right in your assumption. Due the how things are encrypted and using those certificates, you're going to have to manually move the credentials other from the old database.

Outside of using those objects, if you are comfortable with HTML, then you could try custom HTML after doing a view source of the graphs you wanted, you could then add the custom html resource and add in the html there. Since you are wanting to setup components to apply to 300 SQL servers, your best option there would be…

To my knowledge, hotfixes are not picked up by the additional poller installer rgward‌. It will detect the version of the software, but any hotfixes applied would have to be manually applied to the additional poller.

There's not a way to embed an entire report, and the SQL variables you could do one to pull the names and another to pull the status, but they'd be in corresponding rows and not a table. What you may want to do rather than alert on the group status is update on the group member status. That way you can send the status of…

There is a bit of a difference in the name, which may mean the actual OID on the device differs from the one in the NPM MIB DB. You may want to use the SNMPwalk.exe tool from the Orion install directory and compare the value from the device to the output and take that OID and use it in the UnDP.

It means it's not supported, but you can still try with the monitors mentioned previously. 

There's no option to set that as there would be for a regular Universal Poller by setting a Unit. This would be something that would need to be a feature request to SolarWinds. I would recommend requesting that enhancement at…

No, but I know what system they had (having previously worked there) and with how in-grained that system is company wide (I won't get into specifics obviously) it's not as simple as just migrating to a new support ticketing system. There would be much more involved for them to do it. Migrating to WHD isn't actually that…

From the screen here, the current traffic would be less than 1 percent of the total allowed traffic. So, it would appear that the percentage is reporting somewhat accurately as it doesn't report in decimal percentages.

It's not that it's not available, but as Hardware Health requires SAM, there's a bit more work to do. First, you'd have to create a custom UnDP poller to collect the server temperature on the server. You can use the SNMPWalk.exe tool in the Orion install directory to find the appropriate OID. Once you have it created,…

If you copied the view you wanted, you should be able to remove the left tab navigation from that copied view. As long as your main tab has what you need, and you defined your new view/tab as the default view for that device in the By Device Type area, you should be fine.

Unfortunately yes, we did. I agree it's inefficient. One of the reasons we setup a service account that did not have to have a changed password.

I think you're on the right track. You may have to re-enable the location as nothing is ever really deleted from the WHD database. You might have to flip the IsDeleted flag on it to no.

Nothing that's been published by SolarWinds. If you run the diagnostics tool though, the database schema is provided in that .zip file.

You can view the logs on the server. C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\Orion\swdebugmaintenance.log.

Not a problem at all.

Not a problem. For the Orion side, you just need WebDownloader rights tied to the account they person will log in with as well to ensure they can only download and view the configs but not upload changes.

I've never had that option selected. By the wording of the second option, the action will repeat until the alert is acknowledged. That's how we've always had it set up.