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No, SolarWinds does not provide a native “Create Incident” button on an alert to manually raise an incident from the SolarWinds console itself.

Hi @martian_monster Steps Settings → Manage Nodes Select multiple nodes (use filters or checkboxes) Click Edit Nodes In the bulk edit window: Check Logs and Events disable Click Submit

thanks for sharing.

No SQWL do not support EXISTS

No, SolarWinds hasn’t released a native “mute BGP neighbor only. You can try by creating custom property (e.g., MuteBGPAlerts) and use it in your alert condition. Steps: Go to Settings → Manage Custom Properties → Nodes Add a property: MuteBGPAlerts (Yes/No or Boolean) Set it to Yes for nodes under maintenance Modify your…

thanks for replying let me try to fix it

https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/npm/content/npm-wireless-juniper-mist.htm Hope above document will help you

thanks for correcting

try the below SELECT N.NodeID, N.Caption AS NodeName, N.IPAddress, N.Vendor, N.MachineType, N.ObjectSubType, N.Status, N.AgentVersion, N.LastSync FROM Orion.Nodes N WHERE N.UnManaged = FALSE AND NOT EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM Orion.NPM.Interfaces I WHERE I.NodeID = N.NodeID ) AND NOT EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM Orion.Volumes V…

Nice work Naveen!

Please review the link below; it will help you. Modern Drill-Down Dashboard – Built for Real-Time Infra Insights - THWACK

Use Scheduled Network Sonar Discovery Go to Settings → Network Discovery Create a Discovery profile Select existing nodes Enable Volume discovery SolarWinds will automatically discover and attach disks to existing nodes.

It's a great idea—now the question is, is it possible to include the node name even after the node has been deleted from the SolarWinds database?

Maintenance Windows look great.

looking great Al agent...

Yes, it is possible, but not directly in the way many people expect. You cannot directly call a “NetPath API endpoint”, but you can access NetPath data through the SolarWinds REST API (SWIS / Orion SDK) and then send it to a Microsoft Teams chatbot or webhook.

This is great news to hear!

City should custom property. Please try below SWQL Query. Hope it will help you SELECT n.Caption AS Hostname, n.IPAddress AS IP_Address, n.CustomProperties.City AS City, eDown.EventTime AS Down_Time, eUp.EventTime AS Up_Time, DATEDIFF(MINUTE, eDown.EventTime, eUp.EventTime) AS Outage_Duration_Minutes FROM Orion.Events…

Yes, SolarWinds Observability can monitor SQL Server versions, but its ability to determine whether the version needs patching or upgrading is limited and usually requires customization.

Create or customize a template once and apply it to multiple nodes. Steps: Go to Settings → All Settings → SAM Settings → Manage Templates. Create or modify a template for: MSSQL PostgreSQL DB2 Add required component monitors (SQL Query Monitor, Process Monitor, etc.) Go to Manage Nodes. Select multiple nodes. Click Assign…

thanks for sharing

Try to create user with DCOM permission. Please follow the bellow steps. Steps to verify WMI access for Non-Admin Domain user

Short answer: No SolarWinds offers no dedicated port, API endpoint, or limited-function web page for acknowledging alerts without normal login.

No—API Pollers don’t support regex in threshold rules.

Use purely numeric OIDs in UnDP. Paste the exact dotted OID you verified via snmpwalk Don’t rely on named OIDs Plz try

SolarWinds does not provide a supported setting to modify the metric pill background when used inside modern dashboard widgets. You can open support case

Hope it help you

Go to Reports → Create New Report. Choose Custom Table. In “I want to report on”, choose Nodes. In Filters, add: Node Group → is equal to → select your node group. Add utilization fields: CPU Load (Average) Memory Used % (Average) Under Grouping, choose Node Group so results roll up by group. Save & run the report. If…

i think correct path is C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\Orion\ActionExecutionAlert.log

just try to restart the polling engine.