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This is actually a known limitation of net-snmp. Net-snmp does not take filesystem reserved space into account when returning volume utilization. Some further details here: Linux/Unix Volume or Disk Percent Used Issue

The external site link will frame in the requested URL. Was this defined as a menu-bar "external site"? Instead of "/Orion/External.aspx?Title=External Website&URL=http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:9080" just try http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:9080

If anyone has had a chance to check out the 10.7 beta, we are now pulling VRF table data. Sign up here: NPM 10.7 Beta 1 Available

This is indeed a known IE11 issue when "Enabled automatic login using Windows Authentication" is enabled during Config Wizard run. Try to disable this setting, and it should function.

Not comprehensive, but check out : http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/4543/How+to+use+SolarWinds+Query+Language+%28SWQL%29 and http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/Orion/docs/OrionFilterSyntax.pdf

3850 support is certainly on our radar. Please see this Feature Request voting item to vote for support: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2373

To disable route tables being pulled completely, run the following query against your Orion DB: DELETE FROM Pollers WHERE PollerType LIKE '%Ipv_RoutingTable'

Alex, That is correct - 64-bit only. We may look at 32-bit support in the future, but it is difficult to have comparable filtering / analysis performance on a 32-bit platform.

Have you looked at NCM? Network Configuration Management Software | SolarWinds

Nutanix MIB with ~70 OIDs should be available in our latest MIB DB. MIB DB is available in your customer portal: Customer Portal Login | SolarWinds

There was update to OpenSSL fix to address SNMPv3 AES256 issue under limited conditions: http://downloads.solarwinds.com/solarwinds/Release/HotFix/OpenSSL-Heartbleed-HotFix2.zip The old fix was removed from customer portal and replaced. Looks to be a likely culprit.

If you go into Settings->Network Sonar DIscovery do you see any results listed?

"Squelch" functionality is something we're very interested in for some of the alerting work we are doing. At present, there is not a straightforward way to do this.

John, Certainly IE8 is not the fastest browser in the world, but we do test thoroughly against it, and it is supported. A support ticket may be the best path to resolution: SolarWinds Customer Support - We're Here to Help

We do have customers running far beyond 100k elements, and the limiting factor is almost always SQL server performance. Specifically disk I/O. With a beefy enough SQL backend, and perhaps a tuning of polling intervals, this number could be well extended. Leon Adato may have some further experience to share regarding…

Perhaps there are interface-specific thresholds set? "Edit" the interface and you may see something similar to the below:

Potentially you could add desktops / laptops / etc to their own groups (or use custom properties), and then don't include them when reporting on availability.

Were you perchance referring to the SNMP credential list in the discovery wizard?

ICMP traffic is generally prioritized down with various vendors, so perhaps there is some sort of network contention at that time? Backups running? Also check your polling completion rate to make sure we're not running afoul there.

Have you checked out this KB?: ipMonitor :: SNMP Trap QA Monitor

If you disable polling for the host(s) it will no longer pull host stats. Is it the guest host-name enumeration that we are trying to prevent?

Sebastien, So we can better assist, would you perhaps be able to post a screenshot of where you are looking?

The gauge exactly shows data from here – Nodes/PercentLoss The values stored there is really a calculated value, but calculated differently for different cases 1st case – node goes from UP to Warning/Down * a node stopped responding via ICMP (or SNMP for new versions where the snmp status poller applied) * FastPoll started…

Benjamin, There is not a present method of doing so- but if you check out the 10.7 beta, you can see we're starting to have the ability to map arbitrary OIDs to polled data fields. This is starting with CPU / memory. We definitely have an interest in doing this for Sysoid, machinetype, OS, etc. 

Are you also running NCM (7.2)? If so, do we see any completion errors there?

This is indeed a known usability issue with charts, and a personal pet peeve. We are definitely interested in finding a better way to display this information in the near term.

If perhaps you could upload a SNMP walk (SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: SolarWinds SNMP Walk: A new tool for collecting SNMP MIB walks) we can take a look at it.

There should be no new considerations in configuring DameWare in a Citrix environment vs. physical machines. Are you encountering any issues?

Exactly- NPM can trigger a pre-defined config change action via NCM.

Are we referring to nested maps? There are no specific limitations, the performance of maps depends on performance of your server, computer that is running Network Atlas, and the client browser accessing the website. The 50 number may have been recommended based on the performance implementation.