rob.hock

Since this is a custom HTML resource, any limitations would have to be explicitly defined on the Google side.

Correct- independent volume thresholds did not make the 10.7 release.

Check under List Resources: Can also be assigned in bulk via the new "Manage Pollers" under settings page.

To get greater data granularity, sensors can be used to monitor client endpoints as well. (Provided they are managed nodes.)

This actually does exist in 10.7 with the introduction of "Manage Pollers" grid:

Thanks Garreth! In the interim, perhaps you could configure multiple NOC views and use a browser plugin (ex: Revolver) to cycle between them? A meta-NOC view of sorts.

11.5 went GA Tuesday. Available in your customer portal.

Unfortunately we weren't able to get a hold of the the same MS sales rep to provide clarification for them. SolarWinds interpretation of MS licensing terms has not changed: SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: What kind of SQL Server licensing does SolarWinds require? If you receive a different answer from a MS sales rep, ask for…

I like the recursive Feature Request. In all seriousness, SolarWinds PMs review the Thwack FRs/voting/feedback on virtually a daily basis. Whether we are able to act on them immediately is a matter of prioritization and how it fits with other things we may be working on. If you submit a FR via our support team, it too goes…

Believe this is a known bug in display. If you save and go back to the main view, are all the nodes you placed displayed?

In regards to CPU / Memory pollers - this exists today in 10.7 via "Manage Pollers" grid.

Ask and ye shall receive... Check out the 10.7 RC.NPM 10.7 RC1 Now Available

We are certainly interested in updating the Machine Type for these devices in short order. Unfortunately it will not likely be in the form of a hotfix, and will likely be in a regular release.Ideally we would be able to provide you with tools to correct these one-off device support issues without having to go through…

${N=Alerting;M=AlertTriggerCount} should get you the desired count.

As called-out on our most recent "What We're Working On" post (http://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-171520) we are certainly looking to unify this functionality and move to the web. It's a pretty large undertaking- so your continued feedback is most appreciated.

Would anyone be interested in checking out some UX designs around this topic?

So let's say in this magical future we have a separate DB to handle all this data and indexing. Do you use something presently for log aggregation?

Awesome alliteration Adato! As far as thresholds go, volumes are handled slightly differently in several places on the back-end. We have not forgotten about them, but rather wanted to have the other metrics available for folks to use sooner.

Would you perhaps be able to send over a SNMPWalk? rob.hock(at)solarwinds.com

Not at present, but configurable hovers are on the list of improvements to look at.

Page 366 of the Admin Guide covers the Desktop Client (http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/orion/docs/orionnpmadministratorguide.pdf)

Presently it's binary Up/Down. In the future we may extend to additional status / sub-status.

Definitely good feedback sir, and I've shared it with some other folks here as well. Balancing prioritization of features is always a delicate act. While we haven't tackled this feature yet, it's because we're working on features that are even more highly requested. Certainly we wish we could move forward on everything at…

NCP traffic should get flagged under "Netware." Are you able to see it when that app is enabled?

So currently in Network Atlas we have decent L2/L3 topology information that can be used to generate maps (which inherently shows dependencies.) Were you thinking along the lines of a dynamically generated map on node details pages to display dependencies / impact?

We are getting pretty close with the new "Manage Pollers" grid in 10.7:

NPM does have a built in alert for "Alert me when a neighbor goes down"

Indeed, we have support number on website: SolarWinds Contact Us. Support is 24/7

Agreed- this was certainly an unintended consequence for a feature that was implemented elsewhere in the product. We're looking to see what it will take to modify and get readability back to where it was.

Not with the present implementation- it is a binary choice between ICMP / SNMP status. We will certainly keep it in mind as we move forward.