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I see that they're at http://www.easisms.com/ but I don't see any developer reference. If you can get one from them I can probably help you get your script going.

mesverrum​ You're too kind my friend.

In that case the least-fuss option is going to be a vbscript APM component that pulls that web page, extracts the string you're interested in and returns that as its statistic. That'll let you use that value in alerts. How are your vbscript skills?

I'm glad you figured it out. And that you selected your reply as the correct answer. </sarcasm>

Are you creating individual GET pollers or a single GET TABLE that pulls the entire thing? If it's the former, you're going to run into this problem with the poller coming up empty when it's missing. If you're doing the latter then there's an opportunity to do something a little more dynamic with a custom SQL alert that…

Totally understandable. The folks with the mileage are here to help though so there's that.

That is clever.

Mr. Xinu, I love learning something new. I am unfamiliar with Node Status = External. What does it mean, and how can you use it? Where do you access that status (I don't see External in the Advanced Alerts under Node Status)? Thanks, Eric Sorry for the lag - I'm onsite with a customer today. The 'External' status for a…

You are most welcome! -- Steven "MrXinu" Klassen Hosted Web Help Desk Engineer | Loop1 Systems, Inc.

That's where things get a little fuzzy. Before virtualization it would have been easy enough to limit on the vendor and look for Windows only, but now you'll have VMware and Windows and possibly others all running Windows operating systems of one kind or another. It might make sense to create a custom property called…

Right on; I'm glad it worked out! I didn't know that /* */ would work in its place. Very cool! =)

You're too kind, sir.

Are you DB savvy or have a DBA I could talk to?

mlandman - HEY! Hello to you; hope things are good on your end. Email, call, catch up soon. I've been writing Amazon Alexa skills lately and I'm going to come up with a way for us to talk to solarwinds products.

Are you running any 1.x versions of .NET? If so, uninstall it. You only need 2.x and 3.x libraries.

Oh I was focused on the auth portion and didn't even look at the URL snippet you used. Can you give me the entire URL (you can blank out the hostname) of the request and an actual payload so I can compare it to what I'm using?

Very cool! Mark the answer so folks can find it! -- Steven W. Klassen Programmer Analyst @ Loop1 Systems http://www.loop1systems.com/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/mrxinu

Excellent - glad to hear it! Regarding the AD domain, if you have that information you could put it in a node custom property alongside the rest of the existing node detail and pull that back out as a field in the report. -- Steven W. Klassen Programmer Analyst @ Loop1 Systems http://www.loop1systems.com/…

Aside from the examples and that link to the wiki there's nothing else to be had.

It may be because I did it from memory. I'll send you a GTM invite via private message. If you're amenable (and available for the next few minutes) I can help you sort it out.

When an alert is fired, it runs the actions that are "applicable" at that time, and then stops. So, it would send any e-mails that were enabled at that time, and start a timer for anything that is enabled at that time, to be run after a delay. Does that sound right? Right, I think you've got it now.

Hmm... I'm not sure if I undestand what you're saying... I tried to test my first question and I think I came up with the answer i most expected. If an alert is triggered, and remains "un-acknowledged" and "active", the triggers will go off once they meet their rules (e.g. once it hits the "start" time for an action, if…

You can turn those off and on by changing the 'Allow Integration' option in the account manager, per user. Again, non-configurable. =\

You should give PowerShell a try. It certainly smacks of C# given that it's .NET under the covers. And like tdanner​ said, there are dozens of examples. Ultimately the C# "client" is just a wrapper around REST calls. Nothing magical. At least with PowerShell the SDK can abstract the push/pull of data to the REST client…

So the workaround was shoving that particular query into a view. For some reason Report Writer liked it but the web console didn't. We created the view below and then changes the query in the report to 'SELECT * FROM _NodeOutagesLast24Hours'. CREATE VIEW [dbo].[_NodeOutagesLast24Hours] AS {insert query above here} GO

In that case, that's definitely a problem! zackm - any thoughts here?

I send a telnet to 25 port And the server reponse: 220 entermail.mail.local ESMTP MailMarshal (v6.4.6.5922) Ready Did you telnet from your Orion server or from your desktop? If you ran telnet from your desktop the test wasn't what you wanted - try from the Orion server.

You can monitor the virtual memory of system in NPM - it's considered a volume. Navigate to the node details page for the device in question, click 'List Resources' and select 'virtual memory'. At that point you can alert against it like any other volume. I'd use these in your trigger condition: * volume type is equal to…

Thank you pablo.rudaeff​!

You are very welcome sir. -- Steven W. Klassen Programmer Analyst @ Loop1 Systems http://www.loop1systems.com/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/mrxinu