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If you're talking about the perfmon counter \Web Service(WebsiteName)\Service Uptime then that is measured in seconds. To convert the value with SAM, use the Performance Counter Monitor component type and the custom formula ${Statistic}/86400. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

Pie charts that can be configured like custom tables. Mostly because I'm fat and like anything with the word pie, but also because I want an easier way to graphically represent my environment.

If the SLA operations will be laid out in a hub and spoke topology you can add many at a time. While adding the operation you should have an option to select that topology and then you specify a root node and then all spoke nodes. Matthew Hawks Loop1 Systems

>Setup new servers >Deactivate licenses on 'old' NPM and SAM with license manager >Install NPM and then SAM on new server >Activate with correct license and connect to same database >Monitor network like usual Generally this works with no problems. Keep the old servers running just in case you need to roll back. Most, if…

Pretty sure Cisco uses the CISCO-SWITCH-HARDWARE-CAPACITY-MIB for those stats. Check this link and see if the info you're looking for is available. If so, use a UnDP to get the stats and present it in the web console. http://www.oidview.com/mibs/9/CISCO-SWITCH-HARDWARE-CAPACITY-MIB.html

You shouldn't lose any data by changing the detailed statistics to a lower number. That number just sits in a table and then gets used a value inside of the stored procedures that aggregate the data. What I'm guessing is that the data is still in the db but not being queried for some reason. Query your database for "Select…

Go to settings -> Manage nodes and group by pollers. If there is anything assigned to the old poller, move it to a new one. Then go to Settings -> Polling Engines (something like that) and click 'delete unused polling engine'. Oh, and if it's not listed in the polling engines under settings then check out the Engines table…

If whatever OS you're using can spit out some logs about certificates about to expire then yes, LEM can track that. For Windows I think event id 64 is what you'll be wanting to look for. You can also wrote a PowerShell script that looks for expiring certificates and puts your own syslog that can be sent up and trapped by…

You can create a web report and use this query for your datasource: SELECT caption, custompollername, currentvalue FROM custompollerassignmentview c JOIN nodes n ON n.nodeid = c.nodeid WHERE custompollername = 'myCustomPollerName' That should get you what you're looking for. You can also create a web report with the GUI.…

You can push syslog from the devices you want to monitor and do a syslog alert on Event ID 6005. When the alert trips just push an email and the ${Message} variable will push all the info to you which includes a username. -Matt Loop1 Systems