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 No kidding. Thanks Vic, I will have to check those out.

You are awesome. That was it. What does that do? Where is the schema? I wish support will come up with this. thanks again.

hmm, I wonder if its a 8.5.1 thing I am on 8.5.0 and is not working. It just tries to redirect me to login.asp as if it didn't know I am already logged in.

 I am still using the version of "ConfigListing.asp" that user rdeprez wrote from the thread that you listed above (and I quoted). It works fine for me in 8.5.1 and it requires authentication. Ok, now I feel dumb. Ill try it again. thanks 

 We do not.

Yeah I noticed that and I got it to work, but did you notice that you don't need to be authenticated to browse to a Configuration and you can read any file on your server? for example http://<yourserver name or ip>/Orion/NetPerfMon/ConfigListing.asp?file=C:\anytextfile If someone knows what to look for they can read any…

 No it doesn't. Our lab one does though, since we are moving the DB off the server soon.

Haley, thanks that worked. The problem now is that anyone can access the configurations without login in to the webpage by typing the whole URL. I had used someone's solution for this based on this posting . I changed it a bit to meet my needs and it worked on anything < 8.5 , but if I used the same customized one it seems…

actually I just noticed that the custom properties are not pulled up on the page for editing. What can cause that? nothing shows up on the drop down menu 

hmm, Winnt not sure if that applies in my case. I am not doing windows authentication and edit buttons. That custom property list is just not getting populated. Solarwinds support told me to reboot my box

thanks Vic. Im sure I have to dig into this one a little deeper. Interestingly enough this is working on the same version in our lab, with the same DB. I did a diff on the files in production and the lab, and couldn't find anything different. Did you have to do anything on the Custom property interface? well besides…

 well solarwinds support came to the rescue and changed the custom poller from counter to raw data and that was the fix. I was chasing the wrong thing. thanks

I just moved my server to a virtual machine MS Hyper-V and are having some issues as explained in this post . I know we have a dedicated NIC but I am not sure about the vmswitch as I am not in charge of setting up the machine, I imagine this is totally different from having a dedicated NIC? And I just found this post that…

hmm, so is this bad: 

Haley, Ok thats fine. I was asking anyone that was part of this thread really. Since I don't know ASP , maybe someone can give me a hand. Thanks anyway. 

 hmm this is a problem again on 8.5.x anyone know what needs to change on this instructions? I do notice that 8.5.x points the root to /Orion instead of /NetPerfMon anything else? 

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I created a new view similar to the Netflowsummary view, but I added a the ToS field and only grabbed the values that had ToS = 2 (this is CS0). I called this view NetflowsummarywithTos, then I can query this view with the following (screenshot link): http://gyazo.com/54b62507872358f89d65dcfa787791de.png I have also…

 support suggested I move the database to another server, but it really has not grown much. This only started happening after the 8.5 upgrade. That setting for IIS is 120 seconds as well.

for example, I get a syslog from source IP 1.1.1.1 that goes into a sql table. In a script like VB or batch can I pass this variable? for example I want to request a page from what the source of that syslog was,so I write a quick one line batch script to send a GET request, but I don't know which server this came from.…

Yes I think so. Let me give it a shot. Thanks 

 More info: Is there any bugs with custom pollers and 8.5.x ?I investigated a little more and I have a simple condition (screenshot attached probAlert.PNG) which generates a really wacky Trigger SQL statement which gives an error (badquery.PNG)Based on that information anything I do is not going to work

NM it does work. Thanks 

 hmm, that gave me a ton of errors on the node Here is the diff between both files: diff 62-Configs.Resource.old 62-Configs.Resource.new | egrep "^<|^>" < <td class="Link"><a href="ConfigListing.asp?file=<%=URL%>" Target="<%=Target%>"><%=Link%></a></td> > <td class="Link"><a…

 Cisco's response to that was: In order for this object to become active, the following row objects must be defined: - rttMonCtrlAdminRttType Additionally: - for echo, pathEcho based on 'ipIcmpEcho' and dlsw probes rttMonEchoAdminProtocol and rttMonEchoAdminTargetAddress; - for echo, pathEcho based on 'mplsLspPingAppl'…

I need this link to be a folder listing of all the configurations below that caption folder. Is there any way to edit the ASP code to list the folder contents instead of the configuration backed up from the previous day? Thanks 

 ok I saw this on the last fail: xxxxxxxxx>show ip sla mon statistics 4 Round trip time (RTT) Index 4 Latest RTT: NoConnection/Busy/Timeout Latest operation start time: 17:23:24.632 EST Wed Feb 20 2008 Latest operation return code: Timeout RTT Values Number Of RTT: 0 RTT Min/Avg/Max: 0/0/0 ms Latency one-way time…

hmm, no dice

I tried that but the query times out, so the email never gets sent. I have pursued this a different direction. Thanks. 

 hmm, doesn't work. I just have this: clear counters${CRLF} exit