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The 6500 series is EOL We just made our purchase in the last few months, so 6800 it is!

Each component in SAM uses a license, that's how it works You could always write a script that makes multiple checks at once. A Script Monitor component would only use a single license.

Glad to help Just remember that in order to use multiple nodes in a parent or child, they need to be in a group. For example, if you have an IDF with 4 switches, add each of the switches to a group and configure it as a child to the switch in the MDF that they are uplinked to. Hope that makes sense!

Boo. Thanks for confirming, though. Maybe this should be a feature request...

Yes! Error/Issue #1 2015-10-30 03:33:16,624 [Scheduler] ERROR SolarWinds.Orion.Core.Common.EngineHelper - System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): The transaction log for database 'OrionNPM' is full due to 'ACTIVE_TRANSACTION'. Action Plan: SQL is out of our Product Support, if you have a DBA he/she can easily fix…

I scrolled back a month or two thinking some of the points might have been awarded when the pre-mission was first completed, but it looks like I only got 3,100 as well

Hi vinayaka.sm​, what version of NPM/NTA do you have? This is a very old thread from NPM v10.7 and the Orion platform has changed significantly since then.

The quickest way would be to configure an NCM alert action that drops a 'sh proc cpu sort' and redirects it to a tftp server. I would also configure an email alert so I knew when to go and check the text file. Additionally, you could do this within Cisco IOS itself using Event Manager Applets. I have not tested this at…

When Network Insight for ASA was first released, the ASASM polling was buggy and didn't include accurate site-to-site tunnel data. They fixed it in a later version, though. I would open a support case and get your diagnostics analyzed by engineering to have them see what's up.

In theory you could feed node names in from a text file, pull the URI for those nodes, and put them in an array. Someone much smarter than me will have to figure that one out, though

If you're running an ASA, you can use OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.392.1.3.1 and create a custom poller. What platform are you running? 

Thanks for discovering this! UDT v3.3 isn't the best platform to test on... it's not really functional They've got some major bugfixing to do before it hits GA

Yeah, I see how it works now. It's unfortunate that there aren't any report-friendly charts that let you show the last few hours worth of data

Solution to this: Chrome/Firefox add-ons that check all boxes for you.

Even between two polling engines, we do not have the polling power to collect layer 2/3 topology and unplink interfaces for all of our devices. For us there's no practical way to make sure every device is configured just right so that the automatic dependencies will be perfect.

Auto dependencies weren't introduced until recently, and at that point we already had over 400 created. Enabling auto dependencies erases everything and starts from scratch, and I didn't want to risk miscalculations.

Thanks for the helpful reply, but I definitely photoshopped this as a gag! I never pass up an opportunity to bring up my suggestions to improve the dependency process I do use groups, the problem is that my company has 85 remote networks which each require at least five or six dependencies each! I just spent three and a…

It's been a while, but after a bit of digging it looks like the hardware poller might not be available for VMs. I'm able to add the poller to a host but not the individual virtual machines, which makes perfect sense since the host is where the actual hardware is

Hi Rob! I managed to find a way to work around this. I put the report in an iframe using a Custom HTML resource, and added a few <a name>'s as well to put the page where I want it. It's not the most graceful method but it might get the job done. I've got a feature request out there right now to include web-based reports in…

Holy cow! That must have taken some time

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Hear, hear!

I've had a similar issue, and I've been working closely with an AE on diagnosing it. I haven't heard back in a while, usually that means they've got the data they need and something's cooking.

The UnDP(s) will be assigned to many different nodes, but I'm only looking to pull the information for a single one at any given time.

If you're looking to start from scratch, you should be able to find the setup executables in your customer portal.

Check out Will's post here: Re: Solarwinds is now horribly unstable.

I had the same response, so I configured an alert to trigger when this issue popped up (some of my agents always go offline). The trigger ran a netstat command to check open ports and I was only seeing ~1,000. This is well within the limitations. We even went into the registry and modified a key so that Windows would allow…

You may have to reboot the server itself, I've had to do that once or twice

We discontinued SCOM a few months ago, it was impossible to configure and manage it as a one man NOC.

In order to do a full sweep of your Windows environment to see where IIS is installed, you could use something like this: <span class="pln" style="font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-family:inherit;color:#303336;">$servers </span><span class="pun"…