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You are welcome my friend, learning is pleasure, and so is sharing the knowledge and all stuff too

Life is great regardless But Orion Installer 1.3.1 (offline one) for sure helps, especially in case of isolated (no internet access) systems.

In 5.2.7 problem remains

Yes of course but as Francois suggested you can actually use whole command as a value instead of just context's name. So in fact you have 2 options <Command Name="RESET" Value="terminal width 0${CRLF}terminal length 0${CRLF}${ConfigType}" RegEx="#" /> <Command Name="Context1" Value="changeto Context1" /> or <Command…

Mav I suppose making process bit more intelligent and understand what type of product it runs (Orion Module or Standalone) it should give you an option in a pop-up for example asking if you want to completely remove from Orion NPM either or just from UDT.

The colon issue (FB266170) is fixed so if you need you can just use without any additional quirks ${SQL:Select TEST_APP_CP FROM APM_ApplicationCustomProperties WHERE ApplicationID = ${ApplicationID}}

Interesting, look at what I have in my env: ACTIVE: netstat -ona | find ":17778" TCP 0.0.0.0:17778 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 4 TCP 10.160.198.163:17778 10.160.198.99:49824 ESTABLISHED 4 TCP 10.160.198.163:17778 10.160.198.99:49826 ESTABLISHED 4 TCP [::]:17778 [::]:0 LISTENING 4 PASSIVE: netstat -ona | find ":17778" TCP…

Confirmed

Vendor: H3C Probably it should be qualified as 3Com now

I normally use date difference of 1 with respect to days, something like below may help WHERE datediff(d,DateTime,getdate()) = 1 REF: SQL Server DATEDIFF() Function

What I would do now is to open case with Support, they will be happy to help.

Arjun If there are any updates on the internal tickets they will be posted to you as well through the Support ticket you have opened. There is no other way I'm afraid to be notified or otherwise updated.

^speed and ^stopbits may not work simply because there could be some blank at the beginning of line, NCM does not show these blanks so you may think there is nothing at the beginning of the line by the look at config and caret means line starting with... speed or stopbits respectively so that will fail because comparison…

speed [19200|1200|2400|38400|57600|300] I think you meant (speed 19200)|(speed 1200)|(speed 2400)|(speed 38400)|(speed 57600)|(speed 300) nice place to go to validate > RegExr

Thank you for acknowledgment.

Just the string itself without any caret or other RegEx jazz in front of it

Thank you for explanation, now it makes more sense. Definitely validating against 260 will not bring expected results as on that port agent does not support MIB-2 thus NPM will not take is a valid. But you should be able to to save that node (with port 260) set for it. Though you may exclude it in some alerts based on SNMP…

It says 7.4.1 but... works on 7.3.2 as well (tested myself)

I'm running ISC DHCP on my FreeBSD box and I'm unable to monitor it in IPAM too. It would be beneficial for all if that feature was implemented. I can offer my hand in testing during implementation against systems I have access to.

I wasn't upgrading, just installed latest versions (maybe applied Service Packs), and have VoIP Monitor 2.0 atm.

Could we have following added too: sysObjectID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.25506.1.72 Vendor: H3C Model: MSR 20 Series Multi-Service Routers (MSR 20-40)

Yes, it is brianj, but only for recent releases and only when some other website (non-Orion) is bound to 80, otherwise it will use 80.

Unless you follow with Francois suggestion of replacing ConfigType with whole context change command, like: <Command Name="Context1" Value="changeto Context1" /> Its really up to user at that point I suppose

See the 0x0a / 0x0d will have no impact on HTML as such, they are not the part of "language" thus you need proper line breaking or other "magic" Btw voted on on the FR, think its usefull

I came across one or two FR for that but can't see anything happening yet.

There are some aspects why it would make sense to do the upgrade.

I think in HA env better option would be TCP/17778 instead

Nice one ashley.cotter, works for me like a treat on Orion Platform 2015.1.3

I set that by default on any of MySQL box I have. Why? Because folks tend to name tables (not only in WHD case) as they pleased and make so much mess with that. So follow my example and make it your habit if you manage *nix boxes (has no impact on Win)

well you should talk to Cisco about it There is currently a bug in the Cisco software where their UCS switch IP address information is not correctly updated in the API they provide to monitoring agents. This bug leads to Out Of Band (OOB) IP addresses on the switches showing as N/A in Orion. Due to this bug the first step…