rob.hock

If the concern is more focused on being alerted during these hours, you could certainly configure this in your alert definition, or use Alert Central ( Alert Central - Free Alert Management Software by SolarWinds) to distribute the alerts.

This would not be the correct behavior. A support ticket may be the best course of action: http://www.solarwinds.com/support/

it would depend on the devices in question, but off the cuff I would assume SNMP traps would be the way to go.

You can change it, but it will clear any configured conditions. You can also now create alerts on multiple object types in the condition builder:

Is the issue isolated to a machine(s)? Have you tried to clear cookies?

We do have this functionality in MRC, but not for DRS actions: http://support.dameware.com/kb/article.aspx?ID=300065 I would love to chat about what you would want to see here, and other use cases we could potentially address for you. I'll ping you offline to see if you may be interested in a quick 30 minute call.

Try to disable the Windows Authentication (Settings -> Web console settings -> Windows Account Login) Also try IE in IE9 compatibility mode.

Have we perhaps looked at deploying FoE? http://www.solarwinds.com/extensions/failover.aspx Good FoE overview: http://www.solarwinds.com/resources/videos/orion-failover-engine-overview.html

Would check to see if there is a filter on the resource, or view limitation applied. If neither, we should likely engage our support team: SolarWinds Customer Support - We're Here to Help

An in-place agent upgrade would probably be the most straightforward. Check out this KB: "How to Install the DMRC Client Agent Service on Multiple Machines at the Same Time" for some tips on agent deployment.

Hi Bill, Web-based report writing was indeed introduced in 10.6. Check out the "Manage Reports" interface to create a new report. The "Custom Table" and "Custom Chart" resources are very powerful.

Dependencies should get you what you are looking for: SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: How do I define and use dependencies in Orion NPM?

We look at the sysuptime to determine whether a reboot occurs, so being P or V should not make any difference. If you restart the SNMP service on a test node, does the alert fire? We should also check the reboot alert definition to make sure there are no additional criteria being evaluated.

This certainly isn't expected behavior, as we store in jpg. What version of NPM are you running presently?

If we can locate the correct OS OID that returns "Dell Application Software Version: 9.7(0.0)" a custom poller can be created in NPM 11.5 to override the native polling. Look under "Settings->Manage Pollers" and create a new "Node Details" poller.

tonybarrett Would you perhaps be able to send over a SNMPWalk from our tool? http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/3145/SolarWinds+SNMP+Walk%3A+A+new+tool+for+collecting+SNMP+MIB+walks rob.hock{at}solarwinds.com

What version of net-snmp is the system running? Let's make sure it's at least 5.4, since multi-cpu support was enhanced with that release.

We have a migration doc that you may find handy: http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/Orion/docs/OrionServerMigration.pdf

Have you tried the APC UnDP? APC SmartUPS Universal Device Pollers

Are you seeing any functional issues or DB maintenance taking a long time?

Try raising your default page refresh time. It is likely triggering a full-page refresh before the NOC-view finishes cycling.

What products do we have installed?

If you were to install the trial of Engineer's Toolset ( Engineer’s Toolset | 50+ Tools for Network Engineers | SolarWinds) you could use the MIB Browser tool to confirm what data is being reported by the device.

Support ticket would likely be the best course of action: SolarWinds Customer Support - We're Here to Help

Surely, just edit the assigned applications per sensor in the "Manage QoE Sensors" grid and we can perform multi-select:

Short answer is- it's complicated. Here's a KB that addresses some of the detection logic: http://knowledgebase.solarwinds.com/kb/questions/5785/How+is+a+QoE+application+defined+for+quality+of+experience+monitoring+in+the+web+console%3F We also use a heuristic analysis of traffic behavior beyond simple port / protocol…

Typically the packet loss we're reporting is ICMP from orion server to the device itself. What metrics are you looking at on the device?

John, In 10.7, we did introduce the ability to determine status via SNMP response. "List resources" on the node, and you should see the below. you could also set in bulk via new "Manage Pollers" interface.

Syslog / traps can be forwarded directly: http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/OrionAGAvailableTrapAlertActions.htm

Certainly not a normal condition. Did this start as a result of an upgrade?