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if you have a list of interface IDs: interfaceid not in (1111,2222,3333) if interface names follow a standard naming convention (where you want all of them ignored) caption not like '*highlyUtilized*' you can also also do both by putting them together with "and" in the middle interfaceid not in (1111,2222,3333) and caption…

Never tried it, but off the top of my head, have you tried using alert suppression/advanced alerts? No idea if it can do it, but?? 

Thanks for sharing!

yes, they just need to include domain in login. domain\username in users/groups, you would add the object by querying using your domain\user creds for that domain and in the search for part, domain\* or just domain\

That's a great idea, I'd love to set this up as well.

Are you talking about node graphic on maps? Try putting itin \maps\netobjects\scaleable\<your company> you will also need to keep in mind -> create 4 icons, one for each status, the red/yellow being your blinking icons. then you save them in wmf format (I use visio for this). Let me preface that I'm not using blinking…

Thanks dude!! I ran into this very recently actually.

check out this CONTENT DOWNLOAD. you may want to tweak like vendor='Cisco', etc...

I would get your SQL DB Admin to pull this. They can run query results "to output file"

Only way I've ever been able to do something like this was using a stored procedure. in your orion report, your SQL is just executing the SP.

If I remember correctly, solarwinds recommends against [site] remote polling engines. Is the connection between you and London sufficient from bandwidth and speed perspective? Are other systems and checks succeeding and just this one failing? What are the checks on this template - just the single wmi process monitor? If…

ok, so opened a ticket on this...#445362 they gave me a SQL query to clean up. See attached and remember -> always back up your DB prior to running queries like this!!!

useful info. thanks for posting!

I wrote a batch file and put on all my Solarwinds servers to clear those out, then used scheduler to run hourly or every 2 hours. paste the below text into a file and save it as <name>.bat, then point your scheduler to that batch file. cd %windir%\temp del /S /Q*.tmp Hope that helps

try configuring your retention periods for shorter lenghts of time. when done with that, I think if you run database maintenance on the NPM server, it will run all of the processes that roll up and clean data.

not the cleanest, but if you edit the node and delete the name, leaving the field blank, next rediscovery should get it.

figured it out. basically, there was an empty set...i.e. no table entry. resolved by using this: Name: ${SQL:select (isnull(t.ThresholdName,'Not Set')) from APM_Component c left join APM_Threshold t on c.id=t.id where (c.ID=11376 OR c.ID is null)} AND PollFrequency: ${SQL:select (isnull((isnull(apps.Value,ats.Value)),'Not…

I have found that I need a statement per node that will query the device: snmp-server host .... <querying server IP> community <string> the snmp-server community <string> statement does not seem to work properly.

MIR3 has a product called Telalert that should be able to do everything you need it to.

my understanding is when the bandwidth is changed, historical information should calculate using the new bandwidth. I think it stores raw data for detailed and rolls up the raw data for hourly and daily so when you pull info, it just calculates against current configured bandwidth.

If I understand what you are asking, I think you need to either let it finish building your network model (at least the first time) Once it comes up (this can take a while, maybe around 10-15 min depending on size of DB) select FILE -> advanced properties -> disable baseline calc at startup. This should allow you to get…

#bumpsquad​, or SW, any thoughts on this? I know component level user notes works, we are using this: <b>UserNotes:</b>${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.UserNotes}. Worst case, could you move it to the notes?

Hunh. what version of NPM are you running? Thx

try these: ${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentDefinition.Description} ${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.Description} ${N=SwisEntity;M=ComponentAlert.UserDescription}

look in content share section for reports and find one with business hours; you should then be able to add that section of where clause to your report.

ah, I see your point. sadly, you can't disable individual checks (with the exception of the ones they've got disabled by default - those can be enabled)... I've got thresholds set to very high for ones I'm not concerned with or not ready to tweak/address. this would be a good feature request!

If you are referring to a map that follows this format do the following: create a map for each "CBBCategory" you want. On the ATM map, put all devices that fall under that category on the Device map, put all devices that fall under that category etc... when all CBBCategory maps are completed, create another map, perhaps…

admin -> web console settings -> Status Rollup Mode check help if questions about what selection does what.

I use a bunch of custom properties and a custom alerts page using a table and stored procedure run every 30 seconds and output to a view (some pro's and con's to this). I use 3 tiers of alerts named for email and other filtering "CriticalSW", WarningSW and InfoSW. I use several "Realms" to further narrow down, like…

I think you'd have to do a custom SQL report with all sorts of fun date stuff...like: This SQL chunk gets rows where datetime field is between the last hour:15min - last hour:29 min. ( DateTime between dateadd (MI, 15, dateadd (hh, datepart(HOUR, getdate())-1, convert(datetime, floor( convert(float,getdate()) )) )) AND…