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I haven't been able to get CPU, Memory, nor Volumes to display either. I have given up on it, but if you get it working, please let up know how.
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you could be nice and give him a batch file containing this the results of this: SELECT DISTINCT 'sc \\'+Nodes.Caption+' stop snmp' AS command FROM Nodes INNER JOIN Volumes ON (Nodes.NodeID = Volumes.NodeID) WHERE ( (Nodes.Status = '1') AND ( (Volumes.VolumeResponding = 'N') OR (Volumes.Status = 0) OR…
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you put just that in your reset email. oh, how are you testing this? if you are using the "Test Alert" button. It might not work right with that.
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I too want what Kelly is talking about. With the ability to upload a text file, or turn the config of one router into a "Group Baseline" and check off the router models it applies to (I think my 2811 and 2911 configs are close enough that they would work as one)
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you could get an alert when the node goes into warning instead of down for two minutes. Solarwinds does a good job at the 2 minutes till warning, so use that as your trigger. state = warn instead on down.
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you can forward syslog messages. It isn't really an alert... but it can trigger an action (like an email). To do these open the fat syslog viewer on the orion server and find the "alerts" in there. That being said, if you really need an alert, you probably could generate an alert with the advanced SQL, and I don't mind…
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I have only one Orion server (NPM X/APM X/NCM 500) and a separate DB server (All virtual), but I don't have performance problems right now. But I had some issues once it was the IPS application installed on the server was slowing everything *way* down. After uninstalling that app, things were speed up. Another is the first…
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The file because the inherit check box is not checked, check it and there we go. It is worth a try.
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Do you have *!ALOT!* of Custom Pollers (Universal Device Poller)? I bet the roll up is broken. I had that problem once and they gave me some script to fix it too, but it kept re-breaking because there wasn't enough free space to do the roll up. I needed about 50gb to do mine, I would guess you would need about 120gb of…
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did you check to make sure the volumes got imported? I know that's just too simple, but if your top 10 list isn't populated, then you might not be getting the data from the server and there is no amount of alert troubleshoot that can fix missing data.
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what about the table "APM_CurrentComponentStatus"
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It does make since, but since this case is Core, and I thought Core was a collaborative effort or a team of it's own, I figured each PM should have it and be able to see how much demand there is for each product. One thing that would be nice is to have is the ability to see and vote on the feature requests being tracked…
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This is why I want Solarwinds to supply the "Name", "Description", "Units", "Maximum" and "Default". So we might be able to understand it better. I just filled in what I thought based on assumptions taken from the name and other info I could find. From you response it sounds like even if the poller gets a successful ping,…
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ok, that's not it... I used that link to create a new node and it didn't reset the group by... have you figured out what does it for you? I'll keep an eye out and write down what I was doing next time it looses the group by setting and I'll create a ticket.
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hmm... ok, thats what it will do for a day roll over, thats something else to figure out how to fix. It is still working fine for me, it could be odd or unexpected format of the string in Time or Alert Trigger Time, or the result of the math For now, can you add this to an alert that is having the issue? Time: '${Time}'…
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I checked [NetPerfMon].[dbo].[Events] and didn't find anything with shrink or shrunk either, so I guess if you have NTA, then your DB will shrink after the maintenance job, but with NPM it won't. (I have Orion Core 2011.1.0, APM 4.0.1, NCM 6.1, NPM 10.1.2, IVIM 1.1.0) 10.1.2 is the current RC of NPM.
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I know this is an old thread, but I have had this requested asked of me to research and I found something. If you create a text document called Alerts.txt comtaining: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SET NOCOUNT ON SELECT '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>…
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I think aaron might be right, I run "Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted", but that is probably a bad thing but it got it to work.
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It sure could do that. It is called Webthority by Quest (it is written by PassGo, bought by Axcent, acquired by Symantec, spun off back to PassGo, then acquired by Quest) Thats what I thought, but I was hopping there would just be a little tweak that could be done to the proxy check box that would allow the poller to bind…
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you could do the report on a single resource of a page. On the page with the resource you want to send, click on the title of that box, like my summary page has "Event Summary", when I click on that, I get a page orion/.../DetachResource.aspx this page only has that one resource and I could have the report scheduler PDF…
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Do you have APM? if you do, I created an APM monitor using the log search to look in "c:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\swdebugMaintenance.log" for "] Error " and alert if it is ever found. Set the monitor to run once an hour and you'll know the day it goes dumb and can fix it before it gets out of hand. the alert…
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What you should have seen if you followed this thread, I started the thread and I have the beta of the new version that uses the API, but someone asked is ESXi was going to be supported. Also that I am testing the new version in my environment, so answered with the parts that are working but stipulated that there are some…
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Have you checked out the performance guide www.solarwinds.com/.../Orionperformance.pdf ? Or in SQL Managment, right click on the server and click Activity Monitor (after I did that on my SQL server, I saw the section that says "recent expensive queries" and I think you already did this). Quest also has an SQL tool call…
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Jason - is your email html or plan text? I know that html uses the @'s (I have messed with it yet, but that might be where the @'s are coming from). Your query didn't work for me in sql amaner, does this work for you? (Could be just because we didn't give the poller the same label) ${SQL:IF EXISTS (SELECT…
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I have just change the permissions on it (that might not be something MS would be happy to hear, but you can do it anyhow). I just check the inheritable permissions and it works after that.
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Also, I think GHz is not as important as model of the proc. I believe a P4 3.8GHz proc would get it's butt kicked by a I7 Lynnfield 2.53GHz proc.
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With your database, what are the large tables? If you have SQL 2005 +, you can use a built in report (right click on DB, reports, standard, Disk usage by top table. That might show you whats so big in your DB. Maybe it's syslog, snmp traps, netflow... what ever the big guy is, that might be what you need to look at. I have…
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Try this: inner join Nodes on Interfaces.NodeID = Nodes.nodeID where (interfaces.Status = 0) AND ( Nodes.Caption in (Select ContainerMemberSnapshots.Name from ContainerMemberSnapshots inner join Containers on Containers.ContainerID = ContainerMemberSnapshots.ContainerID where Containers.Name = 'XXX Distribution Switches')…
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I vote for this and have suggested it in the past. +1! Currently I have set alerts up, then convert them to advanced sql and add something like: Not (APM_ApplicationAlertsData.ID in ( Select ActiveObject from AlertStatus where AlertDefID = 'E89B01BE-733C-4347-9F47-7B2EBC5A99D6' and State = 2 ) )
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If you have SQL 2005 and the database set to 2005 compatable, then you can find what table is taking the space up. Also, the problem could be the transaction log is taking up the space, is the big file on disk a mdf or ldf? If an ldf, change to simple recovery or setup some type of maintenance on the transaction log.