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I use Custom properties extensively (though not as extensively as some who have responded!), and agree they are one of the most powerful methods for manipulating data within SolarWinds for reporting, advanced alerting, node grouping, view limitations and custom MIB monitoring. I have custom properties set up to reflect the…
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I agree with Ken. We usually use Lo0 in our environment as the management interface for our Cisco devices. Then source the flows from the Loopback interface using the source Loopback0 command. It's important for SolarWinds (any Netflow receiver, actually) that the Flow Source is the same IP address that is used to monitor…
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I am also interested in how to do this. NPM, Checkpoint Firewalls, need to monitor any statistics for site-to-site VPN tunnels.
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For your storage question, I manage two separate instances of SolarWinds. We upgraded to NTA4.2 and the Flow Storage datastore back in August. Since then, I've been tracking the flow storage size. Since September, the Flow Database consumes roughly the storage below (it may vary slightly week to week based on…
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darragh.delaney is correct; you'll need to build an IP Address group and put all of the MS Subnets in that address group. You should be able to get the IP addresses from Microsoft for your company. They will balk, and tell you the addresses will change, but stick with it. You'll probably get a fairly large address range.…