mrxinu

It's failing when the New-SwisObject runs, not when value is assigned. The error you're getting is because it's taking one of the lateral values (probably the NetObjectID because of the complaint about Int32) and is trying to use that for the PollerType instead. That code at the top looks right to me but if $poller doesn't…

I just flipped through it and there's some auth embedded in some of the Web Help Desk stuff. Let me copy & sanitize it and I'll send it over. Sending you a friend request now.

The codes here... it doesn't really work as a standalone app as it imports Host definitions from our CMDB, but you can see the interesting part of the code in unmanage_server.models in the save() function. It saves it the Unmanaged Period to the Django database with the person who created it, and the reason, and as it…

As long as you can get to it and also get to the internet, you can share your screen. If you can work that out, let me know and we'll slice out some time this afternoon. In the meantime, the directions as plainly as I can put them: * Delete the condition group with the node names. * Click the ellipsis (...) next to the…

I'm at the Seattle SWUG so I'll give it a try on a break and if it doesn't work I can harass them in person.

Show me the latest iteration of your code?

These instructions are from memory, so you'll have to look around a bit for the right links: * Log in as an admin user. * Click 'Application Performance Monitor' at the top. * Click on 'create a new template' (or something similar). * Slide to the bottom and click 'Add Component'. * Find the 'Linux/Unix Script' component…

You're welcome; I'm glad I could help. Sigma does most of the professional services work for SolarWinds, so I guess I'm used to the quick progression through 1) can Orion do this out of the box, 2) if not, can I do this with the minimum amount of fuss, 3) if so, what will it cost to make it work. Hence the off-road…

Hey krcourser, Are you running that script in local or remote mode? In either case, can you double-check that the path exists?

Marie, no worries. I was just about to suggest the same thing. This install sounds like it's in pain.

I'll write an example that does what you're describing and post it here shortly.

I see what you did there.

You're welcome; let me know.

Can you export the template or take a screenshot of its definition and post here?

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

Oh, good one. That would let you do comparisons before & after too. Clever. =)

Haha, yeah--applications don't dig that much. I wonder if there's some last_id somewhere (which would be tragic) that needs a kick. It's a primary key though, no need for that.

How odd - well that's the issue. Let's see what's actually coming out of that property then: Change the else to read like this: Else { Write-Host "Message: |$($indexDetails.State)|" Exit 0}

Good points.

You are most welcome. =)

Ah well, excellent then. =)

You'd think if you had a node trigger condition the system could go check the node's polling interval (for a 'node down' alert) or its statistics interval (for something more statistics-y). Triggers are little more incestuous than that - they can reference a node here, an interface there, an APM component over there, etc.…

You're very welcome! I'm glad things are working!

I'm glad I could help. Yeah, about that 4.0 stuff - it looks like they changed a bunch of stuff with their responses to SNMP queries so the special ESX node view is broken. There's a post higher up in the thread that links to it. You may want to weigh in there and say you need it as well. Keep in touch. =)

Thanks for that. I was having the same problem. As of this writing it's still necessary.

My pleasure, sir.

You're most welcome. I try to hop on here whenever they don't have me out in the field. =)

When you change the fields it'll complain. Just click the X on the ones you don't need anymore or do what wluther​ suggested and burn it down and start over.

Sure, poking at it now.