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along the lines d09h said, I have read if you create a custom property (let's call it LocalContact) then you can add it in the to or cc field by adding the variable (${LocalContact}). I have not yet tried it, but I think I will soon too.
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how about: SELECT * FROM [NetPerfMon].[dbo].[ContainerMemberSnapshots] inner join [NetPerfMon].[dbo].[Containers] on Containers.ContainerID = ContainerMemberSnapshots.ContainerID where [EntityDisplayName] = 'Node'
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maybe you could stop it from becoming to much spam to you by having a white list. Or a list that check the points of the poster and is say if > 1,000, auto approve.
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With the bold, you can. Change the radio button to html format then use '<'b'>'bold text'<'/'b'>' - but dont include all the 's. I think that was part of 10.1.2.
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that's a pretty good answer. I would say that you should ensure it gets addressed within the next release or two because I could see someone getting mad that Orion said that everything was good, so they stopped looking in Dell OM and they had two drive failures causing an outage (not a likely situation). So we can't trust…
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I think Hotfix 1 adds an extra polling thread and hotfix 2 allows you to stop html based emails that got introduced in 10.1 that was causing some issues with some ticket management system integrations. (or is that backwards? 1 vs 2). So the hot fixes are for specific things that you may, or may not want. I don't think they…
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Have you tried different browsers? I have heard of others having issues adding a node with one browser, but it works with another. Still would be a bug, but might give you a work around till the issues is identified/fixed.
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you can do a discovery. Go to the Network Sonar and create a discovery and fill out the first few pages, but when it gets to the Network Selection part, choose "Specific nodes" and paste in a list of IPs/Hostnames, then finish and start the discovery. It should be quick because all the IPs exist. Then import the results,…
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I am not positive on this, but at one time the SQL light version would only allow you to use one processor/core. Depending on how many nodes you have, that can really slow down the SQL performance,
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I tried to create a group using a dynamic orion application, but it doesn't work for me either.
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I use black berry server to offer internal content, so it isn't really published publicly. but if you aren't using BES, you could set up a VPN from the mobile device and access it that way. Then you would have to have VPN credentials (even if it were a static password or a certificate) before you could attempt AD…
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I know this is an old thread, but I would really like the ability to use a regular expression too.
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You could include the current definition for who it would sent to (but that's not necessarily who it was sent to, but who it would be sent to is it triggered right now) SELECT AlertLog.LogDateTime, AlertLog.ObjectType, AlertLog.ObjectName, AlertLog.Message, ActionDefinitions.Target FROM AlertLog inner join…
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oh, for fire fox to work, type in about:config in the url field and add your orion host name in "network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris" and now you can use pass-through auth in firefox!!!!! yea!!
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I created a script that pushes the OU and description into custom fields - that is supported to write to it, but not a built in feature.
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that would be very nice even if it where in the recorder and/or by enabling a text file to get a log file.
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To get the TFTP backup to work, you have to "write" the file name to an OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.55.x.x.x.x String Config.txt (where x.x.x.x is the IP of the TFTP server), but like jswan said "write" and that isn't a supported way to get the config. But - if you setup a user (or lower level enable) that has the ability to do…
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Oh, how interesting! I never saw that before, but all of my ESXi servers show 0 too!
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you have to know which varbind it is. Try ${vbData3}
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You'll also either need to set something to reset the alert, or set the email as a 24 hour repeating.
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It looks like it would sum, then knock any decimals off when it inserts (after math is done), if you changed the table creates to: create table #traffic_in (id bigint identity, bps real, ts datetime) create table #traffic_out (id bigint identity, bps real, ts datetime) Then there won't be any rounding/data conversion…
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For the 2-f Auth when a human accesses the web page, you *could* try Quest's Webthority application and proxy the content. That would put all the authentication at the proxy server and Orion would just be receiving the credentials passed by the proxy. I haven't tested if that would even work, just an idea.
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I don't know it your company would go for the expense, but if you had the FOE for Orion and got NeverFail's setup for SQL, then it would be a very short outage (although possibly quite expensive).
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Also, is the loopback address in Orion as a node? Sence the source is loopback , you need that IP as a node.
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What about removing the domain name from both sides and comparing? Select * from Nodes where Replace(Caption,'.domain.com','') <> Replace(DNS,'.domain.com','')
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Another (sometimes annoying) way to end up with a re-fire is to acknowledge an alert (what!?), yes, if you acknowledge an alert, (by default) it will clear and re-trigger after 10 days. (but you can change a setting to make it last 90 days minus one minute)
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How do we add our vote/interest in FB89035
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They renamed APM 5 to SAM 5 (Server & Application Monitoring). It is in beta right now, beta 5 with a beta 6 soon (I think).
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It would be nice if it graphed the power consumed (amps) and any EnergyWise savings, but that's "nice" not good like fan speed/status, temp, and power supply status (I have some with multiple power sources).
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Or you can create a custom property on the interfaces like "RemoveFromTop10" and have the filter include null or not Yes