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If te devices are network devices, I would first check if there is an ACL that restricts access to the device.

Not sure if you are using this - Many forget about. Network Configuration - Configuration Summary For this page there is a config search Enter the line you are looking for then serach or use the "advance search" link From there you can restrict your search devices. If you know of this sorry for the time.

From my understanding (for which I may be totally wrong) Baseline - This is for a configuration on a given device and only that device. We do not use this as again it for a single device. Compliance – This works on groups of devices - We use this for both audit and config standardization. Config standardization Global…

Did you get this sorted? I think because you are at the Interface config level you need to do two exit commands First takes you to global level (out of interface) and the second will exit out of config mode.

Have you tried somthing like this? WHERE Vendor = 'Cisco' and MachineType NOT LIKE '%ASA%' Hope this helps

This is per DEVICE script - when you are the widget to device details it should work. NOTE - the Where statement WHERE (CDP.NodeID = ${NodeID}) AND (N.IPAddress <> CDP.IPAddress) The variable ${NodeID} is passed to the script from Orion.

I use a Custom Query Widget (SWQL) Added to the Network Tab of the device SELECT I.InterfaceName AS [Local Interface] , CDP.IPAddress AS [IP Address] , DeviceId AS Device , DevicePort AS [Remote Interface] , (SELECT N2.DetailsURL from Orion.Nodes N2 JOIN Orion.NodeIPAddresses NIP ON (N2.NodeID = NIP.NodeID) WHERE…

We use PerfStack I like the ability to to add elements and use the "history" to see not only trends but when a issue presented itself. We create PerfStack for "critical environments" which allow partners to see the history along with effect of changes.

Just so you know you are not alone on this type of question. I am trying to do the same thing but for ACLs in general, through out my environment. So as I work through this, I'll try to update you with what I find out. Just a quick thought - Have you looked at using the Config block option for this? The start of my THWACK…

Ok - Thanks, I understand now 

Just so I understand Rabbit MQ is no longer being used?

Happy to help were I can Gigamon management is an on going for us. Config Backup - Good Basic SNMP polling and Alerting - Good In-Line Network/Tools Alerting - ON GOING

Settings All Settings Under Node and Group Management Manage Device Templates Add New Using xml Editor Fill in the Template Name (Something Like "Gigamon" Fill in system OID '1.3.6.1.4.1.26866' Copy the Device Template I posted here <Configuration-Management Device="Gigamon" SystemOID="1.3.6.1.4.1.26866"…

Not sure about Gigamon switch- we use Gigamon as our Packet Broker environment - TAXX and HC2. If these are the type of devices that you are talking about, then yes we backup these devices. 1) Connection Profile a) Command line access (enable prompt) 2) A device Template for the Gigamon Environment This is the one that we…

Yeah I am doing that - I had hoped that I could do this via a report. There are almost 2000 devices that I need this information for. Thank You for you time.

Orion reports on the Node/Device not per interface for Flow Information.

I posted a "paper" about this type of issue, Have a look It my answer your question Along the river of data, there are streams and flows. (Packet Streams and Data Flows)

I assume that this all worked as you wanted before the Upgrade. Sounds like Orion "no longer" processes the '&" as it did before.

This may be way out there but is it possible for the device to send a trap? Then you could alert on the trap and not rely on polling. Just a thought

Not sure about Cisco firewalls but with my other firewalls I have had to make sure that Orion is allowed to poll the device itself and not just through the device. You want to check that.

If have found the if those objects are text boxes they will move. To get around this I add an additional label to an object with the text I want to display, then move that label to where I need it to be. NOTE - We have tried to move to Orion Maps from Network Atlas and we have been unable to get the type of control that is…

If I do not need SAM - Silver Peak SD-WAN InfoBlox DNS/DHCP And If this happens then I am sure that would many others

This may be totally wrong but - you may want to check the interface bandwidth setting - example - The interface is a 1gig but the circuit only a 50meg - to monitor that interface the custom bandwidth (tx/rx) should be set to 50meg. Like i said this may be totally wrong. I hope this helps.

Here is something - How about API monitoring in NPM! Another one for the "No SAM" crew

All of the above 1- Products that are too complex to run or see value from 2- Getting management buy in/investment to these types of tools 3- Combination of too many tools

I had the same "black box issue" but this was corrected with the HotFix that was released 13th of May 2021.

Look into this document https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-secure-configuration.htm There is a section that talks about FIPS I think that this may help

Found it!!

I am so sorry for not seeing this sooner - The F5 in our environment is like this: A pool of the Orion APEs (we do not include the Primary poller) Then a VIP is set for each of the different ports needed, that are sending traffic to the Orion environment. SNMP TRAPS SYSLOG NETFLOW I hope this makes sense.

Sorry I do not understand what you are trying to tell me. I have UnDP poller of a Device/Node and a Custom Property (CP) for that device (UNDP_connections_used * 100) / CP_MaxLicConnections Is it possible to create an alert use this ?