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  • you just have to re-enter all the credentials in the credentials library as APM/NPM creates a key to decrypt those from the database, if you have a new installation, this installation cannot decrypt the passwords and you need to re-enter them or export and import your keys... That's correct - here's the procedure for doing…
    in APM 3.5 Credential Issue Comment by needle January 2011
  • Hi Marie, Thanks for getting back to me. We are running the below versions; SolarWinds Orion Core 2010.2.0, APM 3.5, NPM 10.1, NTA 3.7, IVIM 1.0.0 Regards Dave
    in VMWare Dynamic Dependancies Comment by needle December 2010
  • Mike - that's very helpful, thank you very much. Regards, Dave
    in Checking for the existence of a registry key Comment by needle January 2011
  • Excuse the rushed reply, I just lost my first attempt :( What generation are the Xeon processors in the Orion server? We went from 2x 3GHz Xeons (about 4+ years old), to 2x 2.33Ghz Xeons E5345 (quad core) and it made a remarkable difference. SQL runs on a shared SQL server, 2x 6 core AMD Opteron, 48GB RAM, SQL 2005,…
    in Number of Network Elements / Poller Comment by needle December 2010
  • Rakem, I don't think it's possible to group by subnet out of the box. The only way I know will work is to add a custom property to each node and manually add the subnet in. You could then group by the custom property. If you group by location it will use the SNMP value, yes. I found it was quicker to add a custom property…
    in 'All Nodes' Grouping Comment by needle January 2011
  • Hi, Q1 - Try this - go to Admin, Manage Nodes, maximise the node in question, then tick all of the interfaces that you don't want to monitor. Then click on 'Edit Interface' and tick the box that says 'Display interface as unplugged rather than down'. Q3 - If a discovery is finding systems with multiple IP addresses, the…
    in managed interfaces and sonar network discovery Comment by needle January 2011
  • Gareth, Go to Manage Nodes, find the node in question, click the + sign next to the node which will list all the resources Orion is trying to monitor. Then just tick the interfaces that no longer exist and click delete at the top. Regards, Dave
    in How to un-monitor non-existant interface? Comment by needle January 2011
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