sedmo

TCP/25 should be all you need open in order to send email from the NPM box. The Exchange server will also have to allow the NPM server to relay through it.

Hi Gbutler, Your alert looks correct to me.

I would guess this isn't working because your Message Type Pattern is not matching exactly what Solarwinds is seeing as the Message Type Pattern. If this is the case, you have two options. One is to open the Syslog Viewer app, find the message and see what is contained in the Message Type column. Then you can enter this…

If you just need to get the data extracted from NCM, you could create a report in NCM with the fields you need and then export it to a text file of some sort.

I can't think of any good reason not to do this. I manage my syslog messages on a daily basis through this method.

See if this thread helps you out.

I have also had a problem with the TFTP-Server freezing up and going into a not responding state. This would happen when doing a nightly scheduled download or when performing a manual download on groups of devices. The problem seemed to occurr when doing larger groups of devices. I opened a support case and support…

You should be able to use the variable ${IP_Address} within your alert email to display the ip address of the node that the alert applies to. You can view the available variables in the admin guide at this link