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Massively need this. Troubleshooting a malfunctioning AWS behind a load balancer is basically impossible. @"m_roberts" your original solution appears to be lost in the thwack rebuild. Can you share it again?

This very issue is causing me pain today. We allow our NOC users to unmanage devices. Because they don't have access to the "Manage Nodes" page, the only way for them to unmanage a group of devices is one at a time on each node's page. It's insane that Manage Nodes isn't widely available with only the buttons that users…

Hurray

Figured I'd share my solution to this. On each device-type View, you can add a "Custom Query" widget with this code in it: SELECT TimeLoggedUtc, AccountID, AuditEventMessage FROM Orion.AuditingEvents WHERE NetObjectID = ${NodeID} ORDER BY TimeLoggedUtc DESC That will at least let users see the audit log per-node. It's…

I figured it out. SMUX was disabled in snmpd From JP's Blog: Dell OpenManage Server Administrator /etc/default/snmpd Remove the -I -smux from the SNMPDOPTS line to enable smux. My final line looks like this: SNMPDOPTS='-Lsd -Lf /dev/null -u snmp -p /var/run/snmpd.pid'

Unfortunately, passing the credentials to invoke-ASCmd doesn't work for me because I don't have servers set up to allow remote powershell connections. Am I mistaken in thinking that checking "Run the script under specified account" should actually run the script as that user (and not just pass their credentials in the…

I think this is the bigger problem since I need it to run under the specified user. SYSTEM will not have access to the data I am querying.

Sorry to bump an ancient thread. I got the table setup successfully. When setting up the chart, I get an error. If I run the code in SWQL Studio I get: "mismatched input 'NPM Polling Rate' expecting 'Identifier' in Select clause" I'm not that familiar with SWQL. Any thoughts? Thanks

Same result. Still only seems to load from C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\ (but no SQL modules).

PS Version 4.0 .NET v4.0.30319 On Server 2008 R2.

NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM I have credentials specified in the monitor. I have "Run the script under specified account" checked. When I open up "Edit Script" and run it, I have the correct server and credentials selected.

Yup. Using two Cisco 5500 series controllers.

Had the same issue and @"natetech" 's solution worked. Thanks!

@"Deltona"Oh man. I fixed it, but I can't remember how. I think maybe I removed AppInsight from all of the DCs in that domain, waited a bit and then added it back again? It was something like that to clear out the database entries. I don't think I had to delete anything by hand. Hope that helps?

@"AG101" - you totally saved our upgrade. Thanks. I did not want to have to call Tech Support on a Saturday morning.

Awesome. I've restarted the snmpd for sure, and feel like I followed the OMSA configuration instructions completely, but there must be something missing. I'll keep at it. Thanks for the reply.

Awesome. I tried searching, but didn't see anything. Thanks

Everything works perfectly under PS x86 when I'm logged in. I discovered that it doesn't care what credentials I select in SAM, even a deliberately bad password. The script still executes and the parts that don't require SQL modules report data correctly. I opened a ticket with support and my new problem is debug logging…

tinmann0715​ it's your dollar.

Do I get a finder's fee? 

Have this same issue going on right now. Guess we're going to need to open a ticket. No way I'm removing and re-adding it.

One of our engineers had the same issue when trying to schedule multiple pages of nodes at once. He noticed that the popup box with the status bar wasn't appearing at all. It worked if he just selected a single page of nodes at a time. I'm also unable to delete more than 50 nodes at a time; no matter how many I select, it…

I think you'll need to use the SWQL Orion.ResponseTime table. You can use the Availability column as your "status" and the DateTime as your 'timestamp.' 100 = Up Between 1-99 = Warning/Critical 0 = Down

 @"TacoTuesday" to expand a bit on @"tony.johnson" 's reply... For some tables in SWQL, you can do "dot walking." It cuts down on the number of JOINs you need. So for example you can do: SELECT N.IP_Address, N.Caption, N.NodeID, N.CustomProperties.City FROM Orion.Nodes N WHERE N.CustomProperties.City = 'Cork' This acts as…

I didn't try to untangle everything, but right off the bat it looks like you're using the wrong table for Nodes. Your FROM statement is: (Orion.NPM.Nodes INNER JOIN Orion.NPM.Interfaces ON (Orion.NPM.Nodes.ID)) INNER JOIN Orion.NPM.InterfaceTraffic ON (Orion.NPM.Interfaces.InterfaceID =…

This is the cheat sheet for SWQL functions. So what you need to use is MinuteDiff(a,b) and GetUtcDate(). Here's another tip: CPUMultiload is already linked to Nodes as: Orion.Nodes.CPUMultiLoadHistory (I have no idea why it's not linked under the same name). It eliminates the need for the JOIN. This is similar to how…

I have a lot of feedback for the modern dashboards, and none of it is good. Honestly, I am struggling to think of a single existing Classic View I can replace with this format. I guess it's nice that we can make Pie Charts now. Why do Table widgets scroll vertically into a blank space when all of the data is already…

Option 2 sounds crazy to me. I don't see any reason to build application monitors for this. I would set the thresholds in Edit Nodes. Keep in mind, you can select multiple nodes on the Manage Nodes page and change the thresholds all to the same value. Then create your alert(s) to look for a Warning or Critical state.

Not any way to add it to the dashboard that I can think of. You could run the Real Time Process Explorer to take a peek.

SWQL is extremely similar to SQL. Lines are commented by a double dash "--" -- This line would be commented out. Now on to the bigger question. When you say it should display just the team's stuff, there's two ways I could interpret that: * Teams are restricted to only seeing their own stuff (dynamic node group, alerts,…