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There's no "win" button for this, but you could certainly pick out some gold standard devices in your inventory (one of each type or sysoid) and then compare all the other devices with the same identifier to make sure they have the appropriate pollers (and assign the ones that are missing). If you want to take a swing at…

Essentially the Report Scheduler just emails a web page so the trick is going to be putting all those reports on the same page. Thankfully the web console's 'view' functionality makes this easy. Log into the web console as administrator, click 'settings' in the upper right corner, click 'Add View' on the right. Name the…

Forgive me if this is a silly question, but the error in NCM says it's timing out - is that particular system able to access that 10.8.0.150 server's TFTP service?

Those sound like they're in the same table (label = BSC_AP_Name, value = BSC_AP_Status). Can you show us the UnDP configuration for each poller you're talking about?

Hi there eraad​, you can use the resource called 'Custom Query' and put SWQL in it. Something like this would work: SELECT n.Caption AS NodeName, n.CustomProperties.TicketIDFROM Orion.Nodes nWHERE n.Status = 2

Because the triggers are dynamic and evaluated against your inventory, regardless of what's in it (that's the power, right?) there's no specific correlation between them and the nodes/interfaces. If you have a node down alert triggering against your production nodes and you had 50 more production nodes, the matching number…

Unless they added it to v10, and I didn't see that on the list of changes - no.

Definitely. Here you go! https://thwack.solarwinds.com/message/319967#319967 -- Steven Klassen Developer Analyst @ Loop1 Systems, Inc. http://www.loop1systems.com/

I would set up a couple of node custom properties to indicate the start & end hours for each server and then leverage those in a query to limit the hours of consideration on a per-node basis when I'm building the reports. Something like this: * Node Custom Property: BusinessHourStart (type: Integer)* In 24-hr format. *…

I wonder if you did an snmpwalk on a Windows server in this configuration if you'd find some OID that talked about its primary/standby status like you do with HSRP on Cisco routers. It'd be worth a look.

The available values are fixed and additional ones can't be added without hacking some code-behind. I tried to find something obvious but all the csharp files this aspx referenced didn't have anything obvious in them. Support said no-can-do, sorry.

That's correct. It's only used when it adds the entry to the SolarWinds inventory. That's why it needs the 'Managed Nodes' privilege.

Unfortunately I don't have a live system to play with this morning or I'd give you a more solid answer, but it looks like you could accomplish this using a 'Custom SQL' alert of type 'Group'. The alert is based off the information that comes from a view in the database called 'Containers_AlertsAndReportsData'. After…

On the first point, you should be able to embed node-specific details in your APM alerts. If you click 'Insert Variable' when you're putting together an email message or NetPerfmon Eventlog entry, are you not seeing a 'Node' option in the left pane?

What's 'callapi'?

Hi omar789​ - I can't think of a way to do that offhand without FIM being enabled in probably an unreasonable number of places. Do you have any other SolarWinds products like Server & Application Monitor by chance?

Ditto to what KMSigma​ said above - when you're connecting to those hosts directly vs through the ELB does your source IP address vary? More specifically, does the latter put you on a different source subnet than the destination?

Without crawling around the ASP, not as far as I know. In my experience, even if you were feeling frisky and wanted to hack some ASP the values (if they're not already being used in the resource) won't be available. For example, you can remove entries in the node details popup when you hover over a node in a list, but you…

If you can think of a way to determine that a service is hung, sure. Create a template with a component that watches for that particular symptom (e.g., port 25 no longer responding to connections) and then restart the service with an action. If you trialed a product that claimed to be able to tell if a service was hung it…

I know that you can't build an interface alert and use node details in the trigger conditions and vide versa, can you have an interface alert and use node details in alert supression? I'm confused by this part - if you create an interface alert, you can certainly use node details in the conditions. For example, if you…

When a node goes down, the interface goes into unknown, not down. You shouldn't have gotten both alerts. What happened to the device that caused it to become unreachable?

I would like to configure a report that will catalog each time an interface or node goes down and also when it comes back up during a given period of time, then also list the total downtime over that same time period. It sounds like you could do that with a minor modification of one of the out of the box reports. There are…

I would create a node custom property and then cram the results of the first CLI trigger into that field for that node (i.e., PathPingResults) - then the next one could use the information (${Node.PathPingResults}).

This looks amazing!

Hey there, Can you share the query that you used so I can replicate it? Also, when you're querying in SWQL Studio are you using the same user as when you're doing the REST query?

IIRC, it means deactivated. Check out the docs on merging users.

Can you post the entire script? It looks like you're missing the bit where you authenticate and pass that as the auth parameter in the requests.get() call. Alternatively you could just go ahead and use the SwisClient.py library out on SolarWinds' github. That'll skip all the hassle you're having:…

It looks a little like NotePage. If you can tell me how it's used maybe I can tell you how to integrate it. =)

If you go into the account manager and edit that user, expand the IP SLA section at the bottom, and select 'None' for all the options, the entire module link will disappear from the list at the top of the page while that user is logged in. It works the same way for the other modules.

Grab an evaluation copy of SolarWinds' Engineer's Toolset and run the MIB Walk utility. That'll give you everything the device will respond with.