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Bug was fixed in Hotfix 3 for NPM 10.4. The fix is also included in the latest NPM 10.4.1 (Service release). You can either apply the hotfix or upgrade.

Yes it is included in NPM 10.4.1

Try the "Network Sonar Discovery" first. You will not loose your historical data this way.

I can clarify it. "ESX status" corresponds to ManagedStatus in VIM_Hosts table. ManagedStatus is computed from OverallStatus. When VIM gets via VMware API the OverallStatus as Red then it transforms to ManagedStatus as Dowm. Red status means that the host has alarms or configuration issues with a red status. For more…

Which internet browser do you use?

How many maps do you actively use? How many simultaneous users with different maps and different limitations do you have? I would recommend to open RC support ticket.

Great to hear it . Create a new certificate with stronger key (at least 1024 bits) is also an option to resolve the issue.

Currently we do not have any workaround which would make NCM queries working with SWISv3. What you can do is to open a support ticket for NCM.

I checked your status values and they are valid. It looks like that it is issue of VMware API or vCenter configuration setting.

I have one more tip. Orion has "Custom Query" resource where you can put any valid SWQL query. You can define a new "Custom property" for Nodes e.g. RelatedNodeIP where you put IP address of related node (for NodeB it will be NodeA IP). Add a "Custom Query" resource to node detail view and edit the resource and put there a…

I'm not aware of any problems it can cause, but it will be very hard to manage and maintain so many views. I thought that you need it just for a few nodes .

User graphics is stored here by default - c:\Users\<logged user>\AppData\Roaming\SolarWinds\NetworkAtlas\Maps\Orion\<hostname or IP of orion server>\NetObjects\User Graphics\ Try to copy it to similar folder on your second machine.

It is a good point. Edit the chart resource and see "Sample interval" settings. By default it is 30 minutes.

Documentation is a part of the SDK. Download the SDK and install it and you will have a pdf documentation in SDK's installation directory.

In Virtualization Summary you should see host name of ESX server. This host name Orion gets from vCenter via VMware API and it corresponds to the name of host which can be seen in VMware's vSpehere client.

Can you send me your query?

Please open a support ticket and send us diagnostics.

It can be caused by non-unique IP addresses across your ESX servers. Check if IP addresses for each ESX server are unique and make them unique. It should resolve the issue.

Are they in the tree under vCenter or alone?

With installed Windows update KB 266125 Windows refuse RSA certificates with key length less than 1024 bits. See http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/advisory/2661254. VMware has also KB related to it - http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2038078.

It should be available in SAM 5.2.

It can be caused by real-time anti-virus scanning enabled on the Orion server which can cause web site recompilation. Try to disable AV or exclude the inetpub directory. Or it can be caused by certificate revocation list (CRL) checking. If Orion server doesn't have internet access Windows CRL mechanism is trying to reach…

I have seen several cases with slow loading or not loading map at all caused by the "Automatic Root Certificates Update" windows component which is a part of Microsoft Crypto API. When establishing secure connection to SWIS the windows component tries to contact MS server to download certificate revocation list if it is…

Please open a support ticket for this.

It is not listed because it is not an official tool. It is mainly used by support for troubleshooting.

Can you post here result of a query bellow to see which statuses is IVIM getting from VMware. SELECT * FROM [SolarWindsOrion].[dbo].[VIM_DataCenters]

It is probably caused by some of the metrics which reached its threshold e.g. percent memory used > 90%. It can be changed in the "Network Atlas". Open the map and right click on the node and select Properties then select the Metrics tab where you can set metrics and their thresholds.

Or you can create a group of nodes via "Manage Groups" page and put in nodes which should be visible for users. Then create limitation (Single Group) based on this group.

Hi, in Admin section in "Virtualization Settings" there is a tab called "VMware Credentials Library" where you can manage VMware credentials.

You can use the "Custom object resource" (COR). It is resource where you can put any resource related to any Orion object. For more info about the resource see admin guide. What may fit to your scenario: - create a new view of type "Node detail" or copy it from Node Details and add there COR - click Preview button in…