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Sonic777 can you please look at last IPAM events shortly after your scan fail and let me know text of event for failed scan? That would help me identify issue you are having.

Yes it was. DHCP split scopes are now merged into into subnet (only if duplicated subnets are disabled in IPAM Settings). Glad to help.

We have register that as feature request. For now, if you have unreachable IPs you can configure given IPs to never go into transient or available state automatically by one of following ways: a) set IPs status as Reserved b) set IPs scanning as 'Off'

It was replay to Scott post, he mentioned that some of his subnets are unreachable (so they can't be scanned anyway) and he did not like that its IPs went into transient and available eventually.

Template works for me. There is however one tricky thing. If you using it to monitor size of shared folder in form \\COMPUTERNAME\SHARENAME it does not work because Windows is not considering SHARENAME as real folder 'type File Folder' (try to see properties of SHARENAME and you will notice incorrect folder size as well)…

Hi Scott, since you can't scan those subnets (not reachable) than there is no point to scan them. By checking Disable 'Automatic Scanning' in subnet properties particular subnet would not be scanned at all. Switching from transient to available is done only when processing scan result. Subnet with disabled 'Automatic…

I have just created SQL command which will find scopes you need to remove in order to fix your issue: SELECT IPAM_Group.FriendlyName as ServerName, IPAM_DhcpScopeDetails.FoundAddress as ScopeAddress FROM IPAM_DhcpScopeDetails INNER JOIN IPAM_DhcpServerDetails ON IPAM_DhcpScopeDetails.NodeId = IPAM_DhcpServerDetails.NodeId…

I would suggest modify script \ProgramFiles\SolarWinds\Orion\APM\SampleScriptMonitors\WindowsScripts\BlackBerryDeliveryConfirmation.vbs for your purposes. This script send email to blackbery device and wait for confirmation on exchange server. Focus of that part that wait for confirmation as this do things that might be…

Version info is at very bottom of most Orion web pages. You can also see module information by 'Settings' (top right corner) and 'Module details'.

Yes. It uses value of first column of first row of query result for statistics.

Please try eliminate 'domain trust' issues by creating identical local account on both Orion and DHCP server (with proper rights). That might help. Regards,

We are sorry but EOC Custom HTML resource can not be used for viewing particular Orion resources. You can, however, put link into Custom HMTL so when you click it, it will go to requested Orion page. But I guess it is not what you want. My only advice would be to open another browser with Orion loaded and position both…

IPAM ignores if DHCP scope is removed from server. You can identify such scope by 'last update' value. However, there was a bug in 1.6 and older IPAM versions which might have stored unexpected value in database for deleted scopes and after upgrade IPAM 1.7 is crashing on that values. So fix I have described above is one…

Scanning 65K IP addresses would take about 1 hour. Thats why IPAM do not automatically scan all IPs in subnet range but scan only IPs which are added into IPAM (initially as available). In small subnets like /24 such addresses are added by default in larger subnets one have to add them manually. So when you create /16…

Hi Ken, well 3500+ for one poller is for default 5min polling frequency 11+ polls per second. vbscript monitor is not designed to be fast but rather versatile. For each poll it creates template file with script content and runs external process 'cscript.exe' to interpret it. None of these is fast. However, I think, and it…

Yes. Now one subnet could be in relation with two (or more) scopes. So if for example Microsoft 80/20 scope split is applied all will work as expected. Column 'Scope Name' could be used to identify which particular scope each IP belongs to.

It works automatically like this: 1) disable duplicated subnets in IPAM Global Settings 2) Scan 1st DHCP server - scopes are discovered and related subnets, if not already present, are created, and linked to that DHCP server 3) Scan 2nd DHCP server - scopes are discovered and linked to already existing subnets even though…

Please contact customer support, open ticket and refer this thwack. They will provide you with fix.

Bulk Add Subnets can create subnets for you. Once subnets are created you can import IP addresses into it.

Hi Walt, unfortunately there is no way to do this. Can you please explain why do you need this and how would you intend to use it so we can better understant your point.

Please try to restart 'SolarWinds Orion Module Engine' IPAM 1.7 uses this instead of 'IPAM Information Service'. If this does not help than please open support ticket. This will allows you to send us diagnostics data for further investigation.

Account used for Windows DHCP server has to also exist on Orion server. Please try to create identical local account on both Orion server and DHCP server (on DHCP server it has to be part of 'DHCP Users' group) and use it as DHCP server credentials. For more information please see:…

Hi, this sounds bad, however we need more info to help you. Please open support ticket. Thanks,

We plan to make it easier but for now you can: 1) export IPs from subnet you are going to split (we suggest csv format) 2) delete original and crete new subnets or change 1st subnet size and create new one 3) import previously exported IPs 4) optionally set resevered for 1st and last IP of each subnet (subnet address and…

To hide such subnets from IPAM Summary page 'Top 10 Subnets by % IP Address Used' specify filter Subnet.CIDR < 30 Similar filter can be used in Advanced Alert Manager to disable alerting on /30 subnets. You can also, and this option is a bit dirty, put subnet address and broadcast address into available state which will…

Hi, I don't fully understand what do you mean by monitoring performance of COM+ component but if this component is developed inside of your company I would suggest to ask authors to create vb script for Windows Script Monitor which can measure performance of that COM+ somehow. Regards,

I am not experienced in ISA server, but I would try: File Existance Monitor - to verify that add-in dll is there and HTTP Monitor - to get some page through ISA server and verify (by search string) that particular add-in did his work (like blocking some pages etc...) Regards, Roman

Account used for Windows DHCP server has to also exist on Orion server. If it is not possible to allow that account to log on Orion server there is still possibility to create identical local account on both Orion server and DHCP server (on DHCP server it has to be part of 'DHCP Users' group) and use it as DHCP server…

This has been fixed in IPAM 2.0. Now latest changes are kept as future defaults (for particular user).

Hi Elias, ODBC User Experience Monitor could be used for monitoring Progress Database. Please keep in mind that progress ODBC driver has to be installed on polling computer - usually Orion server. Regards, Roman