rob.hock

Have you tried creating a "Custom Table" in the web-based reports? % Rev/Xmit are available columns.

The query performed is for all computer objects, hence the inclusion of the disabled units. Taken as feature request.

If we're polling WLC - we have out-of-the-box ThinAP alert that could be used. You could also monitor each AP directly if that were desirable.

Would you perhaps be able to send us an SNMP walk of that ProCurve switch? (rob.hock{at}solarwinds.com)

Immediately after IIS reset, we may temporarily be re-caching objects. Depending on the speed of the system, it should only take a few minutes to settle down.

Surely- the license is perpetual, but if out of maintenance it's tied to the last version released while you were under maintenance. Here's a KB on how to use license manager: http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/licenseManager/Help/LicenseManager.htm

Congrats on the recent expansion! The rule of thumb would be ~10k elements (generally interfaces) per poller at default polling rates.

Unfortunately not a known issue. Support ticket would probably be the best course of action: SolarWinds Customer Support - We're Here to Help

An SNMPWalk of the device would be handy. Also, @jp was nice enough to post a NCM template:Cisco IPS-1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.655.ConfigMgmt-Commands.txt

This thread may inspire you: Show us a NOC view and get 500 thwack points!

What version of NPM are you running currently? 10.0?

This is actually built into the new web-based report scheduler in NPM 10.7.

It sounds like jobs are queued on the poller itself, or there are orphaned jobs. Restarting SW services would likely take care of the immediate issue. If it reoccurs, a support ticket would probably be the best course of action to get to the root cause.

Glenn, Surely- We have out-of-the box availability reports. If you don't see what you are looking for there, it is simple to create a custom report.

The DNS User Experience template in SAM will do exactly this.

That is correct, 32-bit IIS is still required.

No known issues, but here are a couple links that may help with GPO deployment troubleshooting on Win7 x64: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/246509 http://blogs.technet.com/b/mempson/archive/2010/01/10/userenvlog-for-windows-vista-2008-win7.aspx

Have you perhaps considered used Custom Properties? http://www.solarwinds.com/resources/videos/custom-properties-and-account-limitations.html

This may be helpful: Re: How is % Packet Loss calculated?

Don't believe so at present. Is it simply clutter for your usage, or was there another reason?

Particularly if the agent on the remote machine was upgraded from a previous version, try to remove and reinstall the agent.

Surely is sir: Network Topology Mapper

If I'm interpreting correctly, a custom table resource similar to the below may work:

Hi Leny, If you upgrade to NPM 10.7, we do have a built-in poller for Fortgate. Regards, Rob

Unfortunately we were not able to reproduce. Could you perhaps post a screenshot?

Assuming SNMP is enabled (EX: Enable and Configure SNMP - OS X) I believe OSX should support typical MIB2 counters. If not, you could certainly create custom CPU/Memory poller via "Manage Pollers" page.

Definitely not normal, and would point to CPU contention of some sort. Are these VMs? If so, are we seeing any CPU RDY spikes on the hypervisor side? We may want to open a support case to dig in otherwise: http://www.solarwinds.com/support/

While we have not yet completed testing on 2012 R2, we have customers that have reported using 2012 R2 with no issue.

This would be more a function of creating a SQL failover cluster. As far as NPM is concerned, it is connecting to a SQL instance and has no knowledge of whether there is mirroring / replication occuring on the SQL side. Some good installation docs from MS: Create a New SQL Server Failover Cluster (Setup)

In theory both alerts should fire. For the test node in question, is the "Comments" field populated? If blank, we may not like the NULLs when evaluating the "is not equal to" clause.