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Agreed! I am suggesting to enable for all Checkpoint models.

Brocade is the standard vendor and SolarWinds should enable hardware monitoring for Brocade devices. If possible, please enable in later SolarWinds version.

Brocade is the standard vendor and SolarWinds has not enabled hardware monitoring for Brocade SAN Switches. If possible, please enable in later SolarWinds version.

Hi @"meiers" , Since you already have a PowerShell script, you can easily manage its output using a SAM (Server & Application Monitor) template. Please follow the steps below: * Go to Settings → All Settings → SAM Settings → Manage Templates → Create a New Template. * Click Add Component Monitor and select Windows…

Hi @"sandstrand" , Here’s an example of how you can define your alert action in SolarWinds to make notifications more informative and actionable: Alert Message: ${N=Alerting;M=AlertName} was triggered for ${N=SwisEntity;M=Node.Caption} where interface "${N=SwisEntity;M=InterfaceName}" utilization is…

Hi @"Naagloshii" , As stated by @"Lofstrand" , you can execute this script locally, it may resolve your issue: PowerShell Script: # Exit Codes $ExitCode = @{ "Up" = 0 "Down" = 1 "Warning" = 2 "Critical" = 3 "Unknown" = 4 } try { Import-Module ServerManager -ErrorAction Stop Get-WindowsFeature -ErrorAction Stop | Out-Null…

Hi @"John-AVUSD" , What I am suggesting is to create a custom property for Interfaces, for example, i_criticality=yes (where “Yes” indicates a critical interface). You can then assign this custom property to the three interfaces in question. While creating the Interface Down alert, you can select this custom property,…

Hi @"cmarti" , Ah, I see exactly what’s happening. Right now, your alert email is directly outputting the SWQL query in the <a> tag when there’s no matching record in ServiceNow. In SolarWinds, if a SWQL query returns no result, it will still render the query string itself in the email. To suppress it, you need to…

Hi @"jameslindsay" , What it Does: That option only affects your current web console session — it temporarily pauses alert actions visible on that page only (e.g., prevents triggering or showing updates while you review alerts). It does not globally pause alert evaluations or email actions across SolarWinds. In other…

Hi @"ShoutDown" , Please try the below SQL query — it should return the required output. You can use it within your modern dashboard or report to visualize the results. SQL Query: SELECT v.VirtualMachineID, v.Name AS [VM Name], v.HostID, v.GuestName, v.GuestState, v.PowerState, v.OverallStatus, v.ManagedStatus,…