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Centralized reports would be a great feature along with adding a view for reports

User Device Tracker 3.1 is supported on Windows Server 2012 R2 Web Performance Monitor 2.1 is also supported on Windows Server 2012 R2

I don't have it setup yet in our environment. I have been reading up on it and planning it out since I am going to use this for our SolarWinds database so we can failover between datacenters.There are quite a few images on Google.

It can be done with a complex SQL query but building this into SolarWinds would be a really good idea.

It says in the OrionWeb log what the problem is. Login failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer There is some other info in the log also related to some IIS things for LDAP Group lookup. So there may be a way to change a setting in IIS to fix this issue. Its related to one of the…

That is a good idea with the traps. I looked at my switch configs for the trap settings and they are not all the same between different switches. Not a big deal, it would just take a bit more to setup alerts based on the trap name. With the pollers I can keep historical data on my temp readings.

As long as your SQL server has adequate memory and cpu and an effective raid setup on the disk you will not see a performance hit.

EOC does not have a reporting feature.

I am having a problem getting more columns in my table to show up in the web view. How can I do that? Thanks.

http://openweathermap.org/ There is a lot of good info on here for those of you who want to learn more about it.

Granular access restrictions like you are wanting to do is not possible at this time. There was a feature request somewhere to have more options in creating restrictions for users to do certain tasks.

From looking at their screen shots, looks like they copied the SolarWinds web console.

SysObjectID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.10 Vendor: AT&T Model: Netgate

We are having this issue also. I have not figured out how to get it working yet.

You are better off without EOC and using your main polling engine web site to build any dashboards, etc. Do you have multiple instances of NPM?

We use EOC and are actually going to get rid of it because of the lack of scalability and effort SW is putting into it. We have found it better to use additional polling engines at our other datacenters with the main poller website and an additional web site at a remote location.

I got my table all setup. Now just have to figure out how to get the Temperature info to show up when I create a new alert.