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Thank you!
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I would like to know how to set this up as well.
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My ticket is 279089. I just called back and they requested diagnostics again. I am sending them now.
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These two are in the "all nodes" box on the Orion APM/NPM "home page". Here are nodes with active APM alerts Here are my nodes with NPM custom pollers (there are no active alerts, but the icons do not change even when there are) I also have a view for APM that shows nodes with active alerts. It would be nice to have the…
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Sadly, I am using a regular "Application" alert instead of an "Application Component" alert to notify me when an application goes down. I am doing this so that I could see what components are having trouble without being bombarded with emails every time an application has trouble. So slightly off topic of the thread, but…
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Server 2003 x86.
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I'm having the same problem in APM 4.2, and even with 5 minute timeout values.
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If it's not possible to do this now, then yes, I would like to be able to do this someday.
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Ah that works. I was looking under the NPM - Credentials section.
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This line will give you the functionality since it is not a built in feature ${SQL:Select description from apm_Applicationtemplate inner join apm_application on apm_Applicationtemplate.id = apm_Application.templateid where apm_Application.id = '${ID}' }
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I just thought I would chip in and offer this PowerShell script to monitor MS Cluster resources. You can run it against the cluster to see if any resources are down, against a virtual server to see if any vs is not running a resource, or against a physical node, which would show which resources are running on a physical…
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In case anyone stumbles across this post, here is what worked for me:
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In the unlikely event that you still have this question, or in the more likely event that someone else has this same question, I think you are looking for page 232 of the APM Administrator Guide. Specifically, in your WMI query add: -credential '${credential}'