rharland2012

Cheeky!

Agreed! What, we're not allowed to complain about silly stuff anymore?

I think the fastest fix for you right now is to open a support ticket with SW. They can more quickly help and provide resolution in this case.

Grownups.

If auto saw no sampling - and that is the accurate configuration on the router port - then you don't have to do anything. From the router's perspective, sampling simply means that it looks at 1/x of the packets to extrapolate Netflow information. This is usually done to ease CPU pressure on the router or device originating…

Thanks - makes sense.

Sort of like VMware - we're slow to upgrade and have never regretted it.

True statement!

A /25 is 126 usables. You want a /26. Try a new discovery, and enter the subnet of these boxes only - that is, x.x.x.x/26. Post your results and let's see what's what.

Wish I could help you more - keep us updated on what support finds. I'm really curious now!

Do the nodes already exist in Orion as WMI-managed nodes without an agent, or are these new adds?

Thank you as always for the good info!

I've submitted a feature request to have these additional columns able to be loaded by default on user choice. If you support freedom and good things, you'll upvote. If not, well....have a good day. http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/3381

Nope, this node is local.

Okay, that's really strange. I wish I could help you with this one, but if it was me I'd open a case with support. You can dig for the root cause for a week and not get anywhere - at least if support gets your diags they can likely isolate what's making this happen.

Thanks for this detail!

Did this ever get resolved to a more definable point? I'm encountering the same issues with IIS 8, and enabling all fields does not resolve the error.

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Nice - I had a feeling that was it! Glad your problem is solved.

Using net-snmp may allow you to batch-issue the commands - if you want to try, install it on your box and try following the instructions in the document I attached. By issuing the commands from a separate box, you don't have to do one command at a time in a console window. The long and short of it is that the 2800 series…

Feature request here: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1477. Spread the word and vote.

Thanks for the info - I'm going to resubmit as a feature request. This would be super-valuable! Good catch..

Let's try a different approach. At the Netflow summary page, go to the top right search dialog, enter *.*.*.255 and change the search context to 'Endpoint IP Address'. Perform that search. Do you receive results?

fitzy, if you go the box itself can you see the application pool via IIS console?

Yep, I see what you see. Weird. It may be that SQL is the way to go, or perhaps there are separate variables we can use to reference UDT nodes. I have to run to a meeting now, but I'll let you know what I find. If you're a paying customer, support can likely get this built for you, but I must admit if I were in your shoes…

Let me poke at this for a moment and I'll get back to you...

I view them (NPM vs SAM) as parts of a whole. I look at it this way - I know I want to get the NPM-centric metrics from any Windows box I want to monitor, so I'm going to do that anyway. What that process gives is a ready exposure of the WMI metrics across an entire server once added. I use the method I listed to isolate…

My goal would be to have the ability to download/backup/upload configurations...not as concerned with reporting as these boxes don't change much for us. Others may be able to speak to reporting or other needs better than I. Thanks!

Okay, I'm getting somewhere. I can see the command line switches on the server itself, but I DON'T see them (except for the two instances I can actually poll) via RTPE. Very unusual. Anyone experienced this symptom? Thank you.

They are unique indeed - sorry about that.