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You're very welcome - it's the same deal, but you'll want to change the condition group (the first line of the trigger condition) from 'ALL' to 'ANY' and then list both conditions. That way either 400ms or 20% packet loss will cause the trigger to fire.

Oh yep, turned out you could just do a New-SwisObject (or the REST equivalent) on a SWQL entity and provide the node ID and the custom poller ID and call it a day. I'll find the entity here in a few minutes and update the thread.

It's some referential thing, almost has to be. What could have caused issues, I can't imagine. Were you just not seeing any new rows or did you have some errors being kicked out by the database?

Ah! Yeah, that was an interesting flow to get used to. I found it really helps when I don't know something (1) and then I sort of get the right answer but had to think about it (2-3) and then I get the right answer (4) and then I got the right answer without going to storage in my brain (5).

The wireless module had that problem, but I wouldn't have expected any of the newer ones to behave that way. Are you sure you're logging in with the modified user?

Nicely done. #FistBump

Hi Savita, That's really strange. I checked the class and it's set to public (it's only offering me the option to make it private now) so you should be able to access it. @"zennifer" are you having the same problem?

Another thought is parsing the files that get stored on the server each time a backup is taken.

Ah, excellent! Yeah, I'm the same way. If you can put them on flash cards I can memorize the information. I don't know why that format works so much better than slogging through the raw data for me.

Architecture and Design? Or am I missing a deck?

That being said, the documentation has no slash and I have a slash in my successful Postman queries. If you've got time for a screen share let me know. I'd be interested to see what's going wrong.

That's definitely where I'm starting. I've already got that cert, so it should be fairly quick.

There's a deck for NTA. What am I missing?

You are most welcome.

I don't experience routers being hard-down as often as I would experience the MPLS or the Internet link interface going down. Because of that, I needed to also create an interaface alert that would also tell me if network performance has been degraded to this site - if it was MPLS link that went down, service is now being…

You surely can. There are code examples in PowerShell, Python, Go, and others on the SolarWinds repository.

Hey tdanner​ - if I needed to update a Topology Polling Interval for a particular node, what would the Set-SwisObject cmdlet look like? What about if there was no previous Topology Polling Interval? What would the New-SwisObject look like? For example, if I were updating NodeID 2 there: I started to do something like…

In that case, the script should work as advertised. The serial number is getting returned as the 'message' value and should be in the poller status table alongside the other statistics, but I don't think that value is exposed in the report writer. If not, you'd have to create an Advanced SQL report which would require some…

Thanks for the nod, my friend.

Ooops, I totally skimmed over "totally new to SWQL and SQL." Thanks for the assist @"mesverrum"!

Ah yeah, I like ebradford's answer better. I misread what the OP was saying.

In keeping with @"antonis.athanasiou" suggestion, you can use the combined Orion.NPM.InterfaceTraffic entity that combined all three. The thing to make sure you consider is the weight column that tells you how to consider that particular data point. You'll have to calculate a weighted average which looks like this when…

What sedmo and david said - they need to be nested (indented).

Oh, how funny. I always read the 'abbreviations' part of that DATEADD documentation to mean that that was what the first parameter needed to be (i.e., 'dd' or 'd'). I like 'Day' written out much better. =)

You sure can. there's an entity in SWQL called Orion.CPUMultiLoad that gives you the per-CPU loads historically (including the weight!). There's even a handy linking property to the Orion.Nodes entity called (Nodes). If you need help wrangling a query for this one, shout. Also, did you send me a LinkedIn connect request? I…

I don't have a java example, but this python example is just about spot on as far as what's required. You need to pass the net object ID ('N:' + nodeID), a start time in UTC (now), and end time in UTC (e.g., tomorrow), and then the boolean 'False' if you don't mean for the time span to be relative. Trust me, just set it to…

I never would have figured that out in a million years. Thanks man.

I'm having the same issue but unfortunately it's not clearing up on its own like mlrabbitt‌'s issue. Here's the test code I'm using. It creates the node without issue but then sits there as Unknown and doesn't poll. I've let it sit for hours and there's no change. https://gist.github.com/mrxinu/223c73c6f3636ff489a4 --…

Ah, thanks!

You just re-run the configuration wizard. When it asks where your database is you give it the new location/credentials. -- Steven W. Klassen Programmer Analyst @ Loop1 Systems http://www.loop1systems.com/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/mrxinu