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hm, that should have worked - my understanding. Another thing to try is "show child status" on the map to child object, but that will just show a little dot in bottom right corner. I would open a ticket. Please post the results.

Did you ever get resolution to this? I was doing auto-login and it is not working.... Would love to get that running again for our Operations people.

that would be done in the alert setup. ... and OR BLOCK BELOW nodename like abc nodename like cde nodename like fgh ... If using custom SQL like RichardLetts​ then... AND (NodeName like '%abc%' OR NodeName like '%cde%' OR NodeName like '%fgh%' ...)

well, let me update...from portal I am having issue...can't retrieve list of cases, etc.. I was able to get ticket drop downs using shortcut I've had... try it here Not sure if that's the same page the portal sends you to....I've had the link set up for a while under my "home" tab

I think it fills that column when originally discovered or if empty (assumes device name wont change, I presume).

one other option - that depends on the browser used - is to create a new view with links. link to that page and on the right, you should be able to check "open in new window", either way would require user training I think. basically my example is I created a view called "launchpad" and launch different maps in my case and…

emailed Jiri: Hi Larry, It’s as I expected and wrote below. Beta 2 generally works on Windows 2012 but the thorough testing is going to happen a bit later. Jiri Subject: RE: UDT 3.0 Beta Larry, The final release will support W2012 but I'm not sure whether we have already completed all the testing. Will ask engineering and…

Another way might be to used stored procedures and call that from report writer. I've been able to do some crunching based on that.

I guess you could set the poll intervals for these devices to a really high number ( 1 every 9999 seconds, etc...). Maybe create a custom property to indicate node as this type of device and use that to set intervals...not that clean, but functional...

you can use CPs as critical thresholds but I don't understand the tie in to the object part unless that was cp for something like location (or some grouping piece). i.e. you can create custom property for volumes 'Critical' and in your alert criteria you'd say and percentUsed>=volumes.critical and volumes.location like…

interesting. I suggest you open a ticket at this point. please post results on this thread.

bizzarre. From what I hear, sounds like your installation was corrupt. maybe someone else can chime in, but I'd reload Orion at this point.

Assuming you are referring to Nodes custom properties, just add them to the select statement... SELECT N.Caption as Caption, N.City, N.<Other CPs>, ISNULL(Port...... .....

should be able to just stop the NetPerfMon polling Service.

Hmm, that refers to part that sets date to 60 days ago declare @prev60 smalldatetime=dateadd(dd,-60,getdate()); Perhaps check with your SQL administrator and inform them that the database user Orion uses needs to be able to run commands like the above. What version of SQL are you running? ahh, searched google...you must be…

we've got it separated out...app insight is applied to VIP as well as "things" that follow the VIP in a failover scenario like certain volumes. the stuff that doesn't move, runs on all systems and is critical is applied via a separate template to EACH server in the cluster.

Oh yea, and DNS resolution whether pingable or not. This would be very helpful to keep DNS mapping current too (and stuff that isn't allowed to be ping'd).

EDIT::: ah for the view, no, I haven't done that yet so don't know what it should look like. probably just the query without the where clause b/c you'd put that in the query in the alert. select Name as Application FROM APM_Applications where NodeID = (source node) so if in node down alert.... ${SQL:select Name as…

got it...had to enable responder on remote (target)...only going one way... #>ip sla monitor responder thanks

Perhaps using dependencies? I'm not very familiar with this but might be worth a look.

Aye, it being a rightly request, do be so kindly as to post if ye be comin up wit anyting. SW it be right proper for ye to be puttin somdin out fer dis - as'n we be not havin full access n all. Take what ye can n give nothin back!

glad to hear!

try something like (for fast or gig ethernet): must not contain -> shutdown and must contain -> description [a-zA-Z0-9]* config block start ^interface ([fF]|[Gg]) end ! this will of course depend on your conventions for descriptions. the above should work for ethernet interfaces where there is no "shutdown" command and…

hmmm, my bad. would have thought they'd have done that, but probably has to do with different DB and what not. SW, any comments?

correct, it shows up on all nodes even though they have nothing to do with it. ALL NODES i looked at have the alert on the node details page.

yea, I thought the unplugged show up as down down...not sure what you are running though and I am ignant on anything non-cisco, so take it with a grain!

select d.NodeID, d.IPAddress, d.Hostname, n.NodeID, n.ip_address, n.hname from DiscoveredNodes d left join Nodes n on d.IPAddress=n.IP_Address -- where n.ip_address is null test, then uncomment where clause

that might make sense...discovered items would not have THE nodeid... let me take a look at the table. maybe joining on IP_address instead.

yes, tried to go back in and edit, but error (firefox). Basically, I make icmp only test points and they show up as unknown devices. I'd love to be able to customize that text.

Sure. Mute: so for Node, I have a bit CP and text CP for Node,CPU,Memory (MuteCPU,MuteCPUComment, etc...) Pretty much all of my alerts have some "standard for our env." settings starting with: WHERE Nodes.MuteNode=0 AND ... In the Trigger Action, I have in the TO: ${N=General;M=DefaultEmailTo} and…