planglois · Senior Advisor, RF Engineering · ✭✭✭✭✭

It would be great, as you have to duplicate alarms and make different conditions on each. This is a pain to manage…

"Volume D:\ has state unknown" means it can no longer be polled. I would suggest you go into the Manage Nodes page, expand the server resources, select the D:\ volume and delete it.

If you delete, they will reappear for sure. Via the UI, you can go to Settings>All Settings>UDT Settings>Manage Ports, change the filter to show Ports instead of Nodes, and then search, select and click "Unmonitor" to stop collecting data on those. I do not see a verb in SWQL Studio to unmonitor, but you can look at the…

Proxmox is supported as of 2025.4

Please post the status on /apps/secobs/settings/vuln-db page. 2026 vulnerabiities are available when you update the feed.

Release notes for 2026.2.2 state this issue as fixed. Are you running that version?

as per https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/release_notes/hco_2026-2-2_release_notes.htm "Users with the Allow Account to Unmanage Objects & Mute Alerts permission can unmanage nodes even if they do not have the Allow Real-Time Polling permission." is fixed.

I am not saying the issue is not happening, but the query in the original post will always return the same value for [First/Only Last Poll Time] and [Last Poll Time] as you are querying the overall node health polling table, not the statistics. The Orion.HardwareHealth.HardwareInfo table only has one record per Node. In…

Well done everyone :) I'm glad to be part of that amazing group 😁

This can be helpful in the meantime : https://thwack.solarwinds.com/discussion/151343/enhancing-device-views-reusing-existing-stencils-for-new-models-on-solarwinds-platform?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=Device+view

I have a script that assing pollers in specific UnDP groups to all nodes having the corresponding device type. It would be much simpler to have that part of the "device studio" instead of relying on some black magic in the background...

That should be dealt with a support ticket, not a feature request.

You can, at the very least, mute alert on the node in question.

If you paste your config in regex101.com, are the configured regex matching all expected lines?

Nevermind, removed it via CSS ;)

@chad.every : is there a way to remove the AI Agent icon? "Already connected but want to pause the AI Agent? Go to the Platform Connect settings page and toggle the AI Functionality off." We are not connected (and can't be) and the icon shows up in the header in 2026.1.1.

as per https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-orion-requirements-sw1916.htm : NET frameworks are installed by the Installation Wizard. You can install this SW manually to reduce your installation time.

Please start using this link: https://solarwindscore.my.site.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Basic-NCM-Jobs-Troubleshooting-Guide?language=en_US

I would say the only option is to filter based on Custom Properties…

Short answer: yes. Long answer: there are pre-requisites (like SNMP access), and requires you to create UnDP pollers, and you'll have to create your own report widgets to display the information properly. It's not going to be out-of-the-box polling like you would do for a standard router. I've done it for Nokia (Wavence)…

Instead of marking the interfaces as unpluggable, you can also reuse the new custom property and use that in your alert definition to filter-out whenever interface is not a trunk port. That wont change the device status, but at least it will reduce the noise.

You could assign a custom property to interfaces you want or do not want (i.e: PortType). Then, go in Manage Nodes pages, switch to interfaces, search what was placed in your custom Property then select the resulting interfaces in bulk and click edit. Other option would be to do it via the SDK.

One trick is that if you don't want to play with SNMP tables, you can cheat by adding the index at the end of OID to get the value for a given index and changing the UnDP from Table to GetNext. That's an easy workaround if your NAS is only 2-4 drives, but it can be hard to maintain on multiple UnDP especially if you have…

I used to do it. You should be able to create UnDP and poll that information: see https://kb.synology.com/en-us/DG/Synology_DiskStation_MIB_Guide/3 Once that is done, you can have those values represented in your device details view and also use that for alerts.

This year, I wish for: A lot of improvements on Juniper monitoring (Spanning tree, routing, optics, VRFs, VLANs, VPNs etc…) to bring it to par to other manufacturers in SolarWinds. Having the possibility to poll multiple SNMP contexts on a single node/IP without having to consume multiple licences Have Hardware Health…

Are you passing the password in clear text or is it encrypted as SecureString? To validate that your UpdateCredentials command is taken, you can use this SQL query to check before and after if the value changed: SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM [dbo].[CredentialProperty] WHERE CredentialID = 1234 You wont see the exact password, it…

This is implemented via the global Advanced Configuration. By checking the "HideIconToAllUsers" box, the cloud connect icon in the header will disappear.

I don't know what to add after all that been said below your post… Great to see all those Thwacksters still around after all those years, especially you Kev!

Sounds like this, but with inverted roles ;)

I'm sure this will never beat the naming issue of the handheld telescopes 😂