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I'm wondering the same thing. Hopefully it's sooner than later.
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It looks pretty awesome. Will provide simplified views of the network that would make higher level management very pleased. Also, would help decrease MTTR metrics by providing a much more solid view in regards to troubleshooting. A concern I have regards the backend. Will the current NPM database be valid to use for this…
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I'm curious as to if firewall rules and access-lists within the ISP network will prevent NetPath from gathering desired metrics. I don't know if we'll see everything we want to see because of this. Are there any other protocols at work in NetPath besides ICMP/SNMP to gather node metrics outside of our Enterprise network(s)?
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Thank you very much!
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That was the first thought that came to my mind. Much thanks!
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goodzhere Perfect! I'm looking forward to installing the new version next month.
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You're very welcome, my friend. Did the steps work for you?
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Hey solomon78, Below, I listed steps that were provided in an email when I recently opened a case with SW Support: * Stop all SW services. * Browse to the directory C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\JobEngine\Data * Rename "JobEngine35.sdf" to "JobEngine35.bak". * Right-click "JobEngine35 - Blank.sdf" and select Copy. * Paste in…
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I had the same issue with a Cisco 5520 WLC. What resolved the issue was executing the following query against the NPM database: DELETE FROM PendingNotifications DELETE FROM Subscriptions Once these queries were executed, the heat map was able to generate properly.
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Assuming the steps ice provided resolved the issue, what were the percentages provided in alerts when they exceeded 500mbps? Were they above 100% values (i.e. - bursting to 750mbps reads as 150% utilization)?
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There is a scenario in which I'm not sure that this alerting logic would capture. My employer has WAN failover paths (GRE w/ IPsec) for each of our remote offices. This, of course, is in place in the case BGP adjacency is lost for any reason. Once the holddown timer is exceeded, EIGRP will route all subnets through the…
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That question may need to be posed as a new question. It seems like it may get lost in the weeds.
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That would be great. Perhaps the same for syslogs.
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That kind of defeats the purpose of the "switch stack power" object in alerts. Not sure why it would be added if it doesn't work as intended.
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Thank you for sending me to that thread. Although, it does seem a bit discouraging because that feature vote is over 2.5 years old. It seems like it's one of those great idea proposals that will see no traction. A Thwack user commented on the thread and gave this link: I think being able to manage trap/syslog alerts within…
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I believe you have to set a point-of-reference for distance. Once you get the distance in their, the heat map should work. It's been a few years since I've messed with this though.. -Michael
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Thank you! Would we by chance be able to do this with customized scripts not included with SAM? (Example, DNS/DHCP changes, Active Directory tasks, etc.)
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Didn't they recently change it to v2 instead of v1? Thus, the POST should go to: https://api.opsgenie.com/v2/json/solarwinds?apikey=******** Forgive me if I'm incorrect in my thinking, it's been a few months since I've touched this. Was at my old job.
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I don't believe you can use HTTP for POST actions to OpsGenie. You'd need to use HTTPS.
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This is great content. Question, what permissions/ownership do you set for the SolarwindsActionHandler.groovy file in Windows?
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You're very welcome!
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Please disregard this question. The Orion SDK gives me exactly what I need. Thank you!
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I don't believe Solarwinds created NPM, and its other products, to be utilized in one specific way. They created the products to be customizable to the point in which the customer can choose the best way to monitor their environments. My employer is still pushing us to find the best ways to monitor network devices and…
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Just in case anyone comes across this conversation.. I was able to get this to work. The generic ${Notes} variable doesn't necessarily work as intended. You'd have to use the entire variable syntax to get the alert notes to show in your alert, be it email or some kind of integration. The appropriate syntax is…
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Much thanks to you all for the input! Will be working with the Powershell gurus at my place of employment to get some automation implemented in our alerts.
