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Thank you so much @Fred.Loucks

Interesting thanks for sharing.

thanks for sharing.

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Create Syslog or Trap discard rule in Log Viewer or Log Analyzer Create a discard trap rule | Customer Success Hope it will help you.

Thank you for sharing

Thank you

SolarWinds does not typically have a built-in "WAN Uplink" flag in the standard interface entities. The WAN uplinks are usually identified based on one or more of the following: Interface Caption/Name Interface Alias/Description configured on the device Interface Type Custom Properties

thanks for update

Very impressive indeed!

Option 1: Through the Hardware Health Sensor Go to My Dashboards → Network → Node Details. Select the node. Navigate to Hardware Health. Click the specific Temperature Sensor. You should see a historical chart showing temperature trends. Change the time range using the time selector: Last 24 Hours Last 7 Days Last 30 Days…

@mariefab thanks for sharing

Try this to You can also try by using the below logic

If you are talking about SolarWinds OOB reports and want reports for specific device groups without using Custom Properties, you can use one of these approaches: Create Dynamic Groups Create separate SolarWinds Groups based on: Node Caption IP Address pattern Machine Type Vendor System Name and Node Name contains

If you're targeting specific interfaces, use the interface alias name or a custom property to define the alert scope. This ensures the alert is triggered only for the relevant interfaces.

Use the variable below in the Trigger Action tab. When the alert is triggered, it will display the protocol name, neighbor IP address, node name, and the current protocol status. ${N=SwisEntity;M=ProtocolName} Neighbour [${N=SwisEntity;M=NeighborIP}] of Node [${N=SwisEntity;M=Router.Nodes.Caption}] is…

As I understand, you want alerts to be triggered only for specific interfaces based on defined conditions, rather than checking all discovered interfaces.

Thanks @ChrystalT

SolarWinds itself does not require SMBv1, and it is generally safe and recommended to disable it after validating that no legacy systems in your environment depend on it Secure Configuration for the SolarWinds Platform

Thanks a lot! @Lofstrand

yes, limitation

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Thanks @mariefab

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Thanks for update @bmrad

Yes, in SolarWinds, if you're monitoring BGP neighbor status using SNMP traps, you can automatically clear the alert when the BGP session is re-established, but it depends on how the alert is configured. Configure the alert with: Trigger Condition: BGP Neighbor State = Down (or trap indicating BGP Down) Reset Condition:…

Thanks, @mariefab. Looking forward to it.

Amazing work

Extremely good