scottgallaher

I need this as well. Please let us edit the 'Vendor' and 'Machine type' of ICMP only devices. It's frustrating seeing 'unknown' all the time. I'm currently editing my SQL database manually in the dbo.Nodes table. Grrr....frustrating

I do manual editing of the 'dbo.Nodes' table in the SQL database (SolarWindsOrion). There, you can edit the machine type, vender, etc.... I only have about 450 devices, so it isn't TOO bad. Copy/Paste Scott

It is Vulnerability V-4443 It says that "If an application requires these entries to function properly and is documented with the IAO, this would not be a finding. Documentation should contain supporting information from the vendor's instructions" So..if I can get something emailed to me from Solarwinds stating that it is…

I am using the SCAP Compliance Checker Version 3.1.2 from the DISA web site. Using the U_Windows2008_R2_MS_V1R15 STIG Thanks for any help. I have got to get this resolved soon...

Currently I'd need 30. One for each server. It really is a great troubleshooting tool to watch just the traffic on a particuler server without changing the rules (hostname) and then reloading. As a side note, the diagnostic screen doesn't show all of the servers either. It adds 'all others' for stats, but I'd think that…

It's been 7 days. Please..if there is a documented reason for this issue, I really need to see it. This is a CAT-I and holding up our security concerns. If you do not wish to put it here, can you send me an email explaining the reasoning? Thanks...

Thanks. I did an experiment by removing it from the SecurePipeServers/winreg/AllowedPaths under the control(0/1/current) sets. I did it manually, reset the machine and rescanned. It still failed, so evidently Syslog Server put's it back in the registry when you run it. We cannot have any CAT-Is, so please tell me you have…

Thanks. That makes sense. I can set up a rule and send it to the Orion DB.syslog table. Scott