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If you're talking default metrics available then just crawling through the admin guide is the best, and most accurate, way. For a jump start, search the quick start guide for the word metric and you'll get a small list there. Keep in mind that with universal device pollers the metrics become, more or less, limitless.…

What I've done is use VNQM to monitor my call QoS and then I will load a load a link down with Ostinato for a few monitoring cycles. I get a good idea of how my network reacts to heavier load that way. While loaded at a constant rate you can also run iperf to see how qos is effecting its traffic.

It really sounds like the JetDirect is set to 10Mbps instead of 100Mbps, that's all I can think of that would cause that many discards except for a faulty JD. Switch it out for another one if you have a spare.

The easiest way I can think of is to create a report with a custom table. Filter out all private IP addresses so use something like the following: Obviously if you have WAN IPs starting with those you need to be a little more concise. Then edit the custom table resource to have fields similar to this (or whatever you want…

The only way I could think to do it would be: >Create a new view >Limit the view by location >Add the Active Alerts resource >Click the active alerts resource >Copy the resource URL >On the NOC view add a custom html resource >use iframe to display the limited active alerts resource >repeat for every location That's off…

With atlas you can do one dot that represents a group of specific nodes. It will change from Green to yellow or red regardless of which element is causing the issue.

Well, for alerts based on critical, warning and status values of nodes you can use network atlas and build a map type dashboard. You can use groups and submaps to pool things together for aggregate status. Matt Loop1

If you're wanting to generate the chart in a report then you can use a custom SQL query to select the proper nodes and do whatever math you need. If you want the chart on a view then the easiest thing to do would probably to transform some UnDPs and then select the transform as the poller to graph.

Unless this is an issue with multiple devices, I would just delete that agent from SW then go to the server and install it manually. Make sure to uninstall the agent via programs and features if it is listed. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

Close and reopen the browser. If that works I'd still contact support. I've seen this issue when duplicating the alerts as well. Matt Loop1

I just truncated the following tables: DiscoveryIgnoredInterfaces DiscoveryIgnoredNodes DiscoveryIgnoredVolumes Matt Hawks Loop1 Systems, Inc.

Your query won't work because the stats have been moved to the fastbit database. Use the web report writer to create your report.

Settings > All Settings > License Details. Either way Matt Loop1

Could be the the topology data being collected for that device isn't being polled correctly. Download the demo for the Engineer's toolset and use the switchport mapper to view what topology data is being received. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

Does the UDT Unused Ports report not give you what you want?

Easiest way would be to use the custom html resource and the SW macros in an anchor tag. If every server had a build doc like ftp://share/ServerA-Build.pdf then put <a href="ftp://share/${Caption}-Build.pdf">Build Document</a>. Not the most elegant but it's easy. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

Lots of ways to do it. Easiest is probably to use the Custom Table resource on your view and set that up to display what you want. 

I think what you're looking for is: Settings->Web Console Settings->Maximum number of data series displayed on chart. Matt Loop1 Systems

Couple of ways to do what you want. The simple way that takes time is to fill a spreadsheet down the with possible addresses, easy to do with VBA. Pop them into a discovery around 4000 at a time. The complex way that saves time is to modify the discovery in the database and use SQL to generate the correct ranges to scan.

List resources on the device and make sure the tunnel interfaces are being monitored. You need both performance and state alerting on the interfaces themselves. The best way to achieve that is to have have three general alerts: Alert when transmit or receive utilization is critical or warning Alert when errors and discards…

Did you try using the 'Custom Chart' resource? I think it should fit your needs. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

Try this: In web report writer make a custom table. Report on Nodes where Vendor = Cisco. In the edit table section select Caption, IP Address, Machine Type and Assettag. Run the report and let me know if that's what you're looking for. -Matt Loop1 Systems

Try using the flow navigator and, under the Endpoint section, exclude that IP address Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

SCORCH with the Kelverion ServiceNow and SQL Server IPs are the way to go. It's easy to do the work and you can focus more time on developing the interaction processes instead of trying to figure out how to code them.

Hey man, make sure you can touch SNMP on that device from the poller first. There is a SNMPwalk,.exe in the Orion program files you can use. If you can hit it just follow the instructions here:…

Did you try making a web report with Wireless Access Point as your data source? That may get you what you're looking for. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

There sure is an easy way. Export custom properties including nodeid and caption as excel. Do a find and replace for everything. So if C12 becomes BA150 just do the replace. It's excel so you can get as complicated as you want. Then do an index match to the new ip addresses. After that just write a SQL update statement in…

Jeppe, just to get the task accomplished this is what I would do. * Run a report looking for the configuration line * Export to excel the result of the report * Delete anything that the rule did not match from excel * use the formula ="UPDATE Nodes SET Your_Custom_Property = Whatever WHERE Caption = '" & A1 & "'" * Fill…

The web interfaces, depending on the environment of course, are usually quite speedy (1-7 second load time) with exceptions of a few resources like maps and things. If your website is running slow the first thing I usually do is use the waterfall chart with firefox or IE. Hit F12 while in the browser, access the Profiler…

If you put your 'not' in the pattern box then it is treating it as part of the pattern to search for. At least what I gleaned from the asp. Use the syslog viewer app on the server, that should get you the filtering you want. Or, barring access to that, you can create a report that would also give you what you need. If you…