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Yeah, i am pretty sure i answered it correctly, but still got it wrong. Maybe i just misread the question.
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This is the Link. NetFlow Traffic Analyzer - Netflow Monitoring | SolarWinds
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I would like to have this as well.
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So i will have to fill in those credentials for every ASA we have? even though the same credentials are already being used by NCM.
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I actually tried answering the question and got it right, one of those spikes(not the big one) has the same value as one of the answers. Hope this helps without spoiling it.
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I am looking forward to trying out the Advanced ASA Monitoring but i have one question, can it use the CLI credentials already provided for NCM?
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My first wrong answer, i thought i had read it correctly.
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Yes that is what i meant, those are the nodes being managed by NCM, but that does not guarantee that the configs are actually being downloaded. you could still have bad credentials for the devices or the wrong device template and still have the device show up as being managed by NCM. The report gives a better view of…
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At the top of the page where you select the Polling method.
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I am gonna try this, thanks alot!
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Improved Huawei Device Support - Starting with AR and NE series routers, followed by S1700, S2700, S5700, and S77xx series switches. What will this include? we have got alot of Huawei devices, and i was hoping to monitor switch stacks and Wireless LAN controllers/AP's. is this coming in the new update?
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You could make something like this: if (@ContextNode.Vendor contains 'Cisco'){ CLI { config terminal etc etc } } if (@ContextNode.Vendor contains 'Juniper'){ CLI { configure etc etc } } Hope this helps.
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We are monitoring Huawei switches and though its not as complete as our cisco switches, the important features are there. I just compared a random Huawei and Cisco switch we have, some things that are missing are CPU/memory Utilization, Hardware health and info on Switch stacks.
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Actually managed to to this by transforming the 2 undp's. I have made an Alert using its output that triggers when the value is not 0. Only thing i want now is the alert to show the value of the undp transform.
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This may not be the exact answer but i made a report a while back with a SWQL querry that i think i found here on Thwack. SELECT OrionNodes.Caption, OrionNodes.DetailsUrl, OrionNodes.Status, OrionNodes.ChildStatus, OrionNodes.Vendor, OrionVendors.Icon, OrionNodes.IP_Address, OrionNodes.IPAddressType,OrionNodes.MachineType,…
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We have reports that shows the backup status of running and startup config, i think they are default reports that came with NCM. You can also see which nodes are not managed by NCM in the Manage Nodes section. This might not be the answer you were looking for but i am also not very good at making these reports, hope this…
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I think the gauges on the Vital stats tab show the thresholds.
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I have made accounts for customers and limited them to a single group. This worked fine for me.
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When you go to Manage Subnets & IP Addresses in Orion you can select the networks you want to export and press the button.
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I am using the exact same format as you, works fine.
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Not an unknown device, but our WS-C2960X-24PSQ-L shows up as a 2960X-24PSK-L which i think does not even exists.
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i know you can use variables like ${SysName} ${IP_address} in places like custom properties and other editable places. Hope this helps.
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I have tried but could not get it to work properly, i even had it run for a couple of days once but it never finished.
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Yes you can, you can manually add them to a group or use a dynamic query. You can then edit user accounts to only show certain groups.
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Are you still looking for walks? we have got some CE5850 and S5700's
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Go to SETTINGS > MANAGE NODES Select the nodes that you want to remove from NCM, go MORE ACTIONS > REMOVE NODES FROM NCM. The prompt will give you this message so be sure to backup your configs if you wish to keep them. Are you sure you want to remove selected nodes from NCM? After nodes are removed from NCM, all NCM Node…
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The images are stored in /Orion/NetPerfMon/NetworkMap.aspx?Map=NAMEOFMAP so you could just embed it in other pages, only thing is they cant be interacted with. example: <img src="https://what.ever.com/Orion/NetPerfMon/NetworkMap.aspx?Map=somemapname"/> I'm interested in finding a better way to do this as well.
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If it does test ok in Polling method but it doesn't in Connection profile its probably your SSH credentials that are wrong, not your SNMP.