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Actually, no this can't be accomplished with advanced alerts since alerts don't act on historical data. However, a report can be created and scheduled to e-mail you, say, every day with a list of nodes with a high average packet loss. This actually makes more sense since you generally want alerts for a real-time response…

When creating the UnDP poller for, you can set the Format to Enumeration and then click Map Values. Finally, complete the enumeration map with the values specified in your post. Hopefully, this is what you're looking for.

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but if your sliders are set to the same number (e.g. 7 days), it would mean that detailed stats will summarize to hourly stats after 7 days and then to daily stats after another 7 days. In other words, no, hourly stats would not be skipped and it would be two weeks before…

I like your idea of removing "submaps" if the user account has limitations that prevent them from viewing nodes in the submap or any submap further below. The logic and implementation is almost like the Status Rollup Mode option under Web Console Settings.

Is NPM picking up other statistics of the server via SNMP like CPU load, memory usage or volume space?

Assuming you have created UnDP for each of these information, it should show up on the Node Details view under the "Universal Device Poller Status" resource. Simply create a new view with a "Custom HTML or Text" resource and you could combine all of the various poller status into that single view. As for displaying a…

I assume you're talking about a report for NCM. I don't have NCM myself but I believe that you should be able to customize that report and add a condition on the Filter Results tab that will only display nodes with configuration changes.

Assuming you're referring to alert variables, will AlertTriggerTime work for you?

Let us know which SQL query you've tried or which report you've tried to modify and we can work from there. Also, if applicable, what error messages did you encounter? My first guess is that you'd want to use any one of the canned reports under Historical Traffic Reports.

If it's an advanced alert, you can configure the alert to trigger only if a "condition exists for more than X seconds/minutes/hours". Is that what you're trying to accomplish?

Wouldn't the HTTP or HTTPS monitor work for this? The response time for these monitors is supposed to represent the period from the initial request to the time that the web page is retrieved. Of course, if the web server and poller are on the same box, it won't be a completely accurate assessment of the response time.…

I'm not aware of any out-of-box components that could simulate this. There are a couple of options for you. * If you're fluent in VBscript or PowerShell, you should be able to create a script that simulates this transaction and outputs the total time needed to complete it. * There is a product on the horizon from…

Yes, this is strange. Is there another SMTP server that you can use, at least for testing? Also, could it be the account that is associated with the SolarWinds Alerting Engine service does not have "permission" to send e-mail through this SMTP server?

This is just a guess on my part but I think the alert is not triggering because, once the process is not running, it no longer has an ID. Therefore, the first trigger condition will not match. When the process is running (and assuming it retains the same ID when it starts back up), the first condition is true but now, the…

I think you need to change the "Type of Property to Monitor" from "APM-Monitor" to "APM-Application". You *will* also need to update your conditions to reflect these changes. Once you switch over to "APM-Application", any single monitor within that application will trigger the alert but only once while the application is…

I am trying to accomplish three things with a NOC view if possible: (1) Design a map that will be full screen but without scroll bars on either side. Can I do this? (2) Hide both the menu bar and the module bar on this view. (3) If I need to put the event log resource on the view, is there any way to have it scroll events…

Are these basic alerts that you've created? If not and they're actually advanced alerts, what do you mean that "each alerts has 100 machines"?

* I may be wrong here but are you sure it's the "Administrative Status" and not the "Operational Status"/"Interface Status" you should be monitoring? * Also, have you tried setting the latter condition to "Node Name" "contains"/"starts with"? * Finally, after shutting down the interface through telnet, does an event for it…

The Web Link Monitor will validate each link on the specified web page. In your example, it would test each link on www.google.com and provide the number of invalid links found on that page. The Web Link Monitor will also measure response time but I'm not sure if it's the response time for the web page or for testing all…

I'm assuming no new events are appearing in the web console or Events Viewer?

I just created a test alert and ${Node.IP_Address} worked for me. Keep in mind that it actually returns the IP address of the VM/guest, not the host itself. Is it safe to assume that Type of Property to Monitor is set to Virtual Machine? Anyway, if you still can't get the ${Node.IP_Address} variable to work for you, here…

I haven't tried this myself but you might be able to use SNMP Informant-MBM to pull this information from your Windows XP machines. Apparently, it's an extension of Motherboard Monitor that exposes, among other information, temperature probe information to SNMP. Let me know how this works out for you.

In the customer portal, click Additional Components on the left side. On the next page, click Download Orion NPM Components and you should find Windows Event Forwarder under the Additional Components - Orion V8 and V9 section. You can only filter it down to the event log you would like to forward such as Application,…

What exactly are you trying to monitor? If you log into your customer support portal, you should be able to locate the Windows Event Forwarder that will forwards events to Orion as a syslog message. You can then create alerts that trigger based on the content of these messages. BTW, it will need to be installed on the…

The maps, just like pictures on any other web site, are static in size. I'm pretty sure what you're asking for is not possible in general. If your boss would like to monitor Orion in a smaller window, your best option would be to create a separate view with a smaller map and assign it to your boss's Orion account.

You are correct, you'll need to create a UnDP for each brand of server. Here are the two I know about: Dell: 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.1.1100.30.1.12 HP : 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.1.2.2.1.1.4 Besides the different OIDs for each brand, you'll probably need to have the corresponding management software loaded on each system in order for…

I'm not aware of a method to display data from APM in a gauge. Also, displaying more than data source on a graph isn't possible either, as far as I know. The closest thing would be the min/max/avg graphs. Instead of using APM to pull this information, have you considered creating a UnDP with the appropriate OID to complete…

I don't think this is possible since Orion doesn't store the unmanaged ports of each node in the database. This sounds more like a feature request.

Check out my response in the Alert list per node/interface thread to see if it helps.

When did you report the bug? Has any hotfixes been issued since then? If so, as indicated by the message from support, you can refer to the Serv-U Release Notes with the latest being 15.1.6. You can scroll to the very bottom for links to older release notes.