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Network Atlas currently does not allow to customize tooltips over links. 

there might be a possible, but complicated solution: create an ICMP only node with IP address that is not reachable by ping. This node would be always down in Orion. You can set it to be "unmanaged" - this way the status of the node would never be updated by Orion poller. The Unmanaged status should be ignored by maps.…

no problem :) Maps get statuses only from objects (nodes, interfaces, maps, etc.) that are placed in them. Perhaps if you could change status of a node managed by Orion on this event...

There is TrunkMode column in UDT_Port table. Values: Unknown = 0, Trunking = 1, NonTrunking = 2 Ports with two or more VLANs are recognized as trunk ports.

This indicates whether UDT considers the connection to be direct or indirect. By default, UDT does not show indirect connections at all. "1" means direct, "2" means indirect, "0" or null means unknown.

it seems like resource settings from 9.1 are not migrated to 9.5. The work-around is to click the Edit button on the web resource and select the map you want to see again. This will update the resource settings to valid values.

I'll let our team investigate and contact you offline tomorrow.

this really seems like you have a zoom level set for the website's resource. Did you check the value?

Hello, there may be a font that is not compatible with Network Atlas. It is usually a font that does not have the Regular style, it is only italic or bold. This is a known bug that is tracked in our system. I suggest selecting the fonts by mouse or uninstalling the fonts that may cause troubles, until the bug is fixed.…

it is planned for the the next release (see "> )

I tried the PSEXEC and it works fine with &&. I would try to run the two commands separately or putting them in a batch file on the remote machine and started the batch file. That might isolate the issue.

Now it sounds like an issue we cannot resolve over thwack. I suggest opening a support ticket and referencing this thread.

Hi, it has been filed as a bug and will be fixed in a future release (can't specify when). Personally, I would look for a temporary work-around on a client's side. My guess is that a script for Greasemonkey modifying the url of the image (map) would help.

That really depends on what OS is the outside user using. If they are on Windows, they'll have to use something like WinSCP (for SFTP protocol, SCP does not work with our server). SFTP/SCP server is often use to backup configs from switches and routers, and the operating systems running on them usually support SCP protocol.

jhutterer, what version do you have installed? The log seems like the installation is corrupt. Could you try re-installing the Orion?

I will forward this to our product management. Thank you.

If you want to add the picture as a map with nodes that show status, you cannot. Network Maps cannot have animated backgrounds. If you just want to add the picture follow these steps: 1) Click the "Customize Page" button (top right) 2) add a new resource to one of the columns (the green + button) 3) select Custom HTML…

I have not seen such issue yet. Maybe support representatives did. Before you call support, you can check whether the user has some limitations, and if she does, whether you have any administrator's account without limitations active. There is nothing else I can recall right now that would be specific so much that it would…

IP SLA Manager 3.5 should allow you to use the Tag value as a name of operation (on the existing operations)

I meant the security settings on the device. SNMPv3 provides some kind of access control. You can specify special views for different users.

The device has to support SNMP and NetFlow. The device also has to allow the configuration of NetFlow via SNMP. If it does not support it, you will have to connect via telnet and configure it manually (or use the device's web UI to configure it). What is the device you are trying to monitor?

The version you have is the most current. The suggested steps should work, see this thread to make sure you did not miss anything: Network Atlas communicates with the database through SolarWinds Information Service, which is running locally. That is why you connect to "localhost".

Perhaps this will get you started. It's probably not the best way to achieve this, but it's at least easy to read Select Ethernet.NodeId, Nodes.Caption, NumberOfPorts, AvailablePorts, NumberOfGbitPorts, AvailableGbitPorts, NumberOf10GbitPorts, Available10GbitPorts from ( Select NodeID, COUNT(PortId) as NumberOfPorts from…

Deltona, there is no report, but you can create one as a new SQL report. I extracted the SQL query from the resource and tweaked it to filter out the nodes with 100% Port usage. SELECT TOP 10 * FROM ( SELECT S.NodeID, N.Status, N.Caption, N.IP_Address, S.LastScan, S.LastSuccessfulScan, S.LastScanResult,…

could you please open a support case and reference this thread?

K-Dubb, this sounds like a bug. The map should be really updated with every page refresh. I suggest upgrading to 9.5 SP5 (or 9.5.1) and if you still see the issue, open a support ticket please.

Thanks for reporting the issue. It is caused by the fact that the field Caption in Field Formatting tab has a Web URL set and the Web URL contains a macro ${NodeID}. The Web URL converts the text to a hyperlink with the NodeID, but the NodeID is not in the SQL query, and therefore the value cannot be provided. You can…

#5: you might like this: #6: when the Refresh button is pressed, all information on nodes and their child objects (interfaces, volumes, etc...). If it is not, I would suggest opening a support ticket.

as for the links between maps, you might be interested in this thread:

If you create a resource for each map you have, then you could use the Detach Resource for each of them, and you could set the hyperlink of each node representing a map to the Detach Resource page instead. I know it is complicated and seems like a lot work, but it is the only work-around I can think of right now.