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Try reinstalling your software via configuration wizard. If still did not work, open support ticket

Its possible. 1. Log in to Orion using account with administrator privelege 2. Click "Admin" on the menu bar 3. Navigate to "Views" and "Manage Views" 4. Scroll down and find "Interface Details" , highlight it then click "Edit" 5. Search from the two box if there's an "Interface Error Statistics", highlght it and click the…

Did you try rollback to it's previous version? Or try to repair it on control panel>add remove program?

We have a problem with reports not showing up in the body of an email that is sent by Report Scheduler. This was working at one time prior to NPM 9.5.0. I was able to get that to work by using my Orion credentials in the report scheduler job setup. We do get the information in the form of "html" attachments and you can…

Hi Brandon, can you please send me a copy too? The link that brandon posted isn't working

Duplicate it then rename it?! :)

Application Performance Monitoring or APM module of Orion would help

You can find it on customer portal by logging in using custormer login

Did you used Universal Device Poller to check on those remaining 4 if the MIB is returning some value?

Try adding it to Orion server hosts file found in C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc Sample: 192.168.10.10 Servername

have you uninstalled the orion from the original installation? If not, you may stopped the solarwinds network performance management services and set it to manual/disable from the original installation (not on the VM)

Thanks vhcato

Yes It's possible. Using Report Writer and Report Scheduler in your Orion Box. From Report Writer. You can create custom reports and customized it in a weekly babsis report. Then in Report Scheduler, you can create auto email notification attaching the customized report on the body of the email and schedule it in a weekly…

How about creating 3 different alerts for each DC and use NodeID respectively?

If you know the interface ip address.....you may consider creating custom interface property and manually input the interface ip address. From there you can create the variable you need. This is the easiest workaround I did

try to use MIB walk in toolset