sedmo

The ip address in the trap details line experimental.1057.1 is the ip address of the device that is trying to query your server with SNMP. Usually, the device is using the wrong SNMP community or the SNMP settings on the server do not allow the device to make SNMP queries to the server. Also, the HP server management…

Perhaps your new Exchange server is not allowing your Solarwinds server to relay through it?

The ability to specify the interface types that are automatically added might be useful. For instance I may want Serial or Gig interfaces automatically added but not new loopbacks. 

I think the last line of your query should say <> 7 instead of = 7.

If you right click a node in the system manager and select Trace Route are the results different than if you tracert to the same ip address from the DOS prompt?

You might want to take a look at the poller assignments with the monitor polling engines app. You can find the application under the start menu... Programs... Solarwinds Orion... Advanced Features... Monitor Polling Engines

Try entering your url like this: http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/index_loop.php" target="_Blank

You may need to write the filter as Interfaces.Status > 0 to differentiate between the status field in the nodes table and the status field in the Interfaces table.

Can you post a screenshot of your trigger conditions?

Do they appear in the list when you have no filter set?

Another thing to consider is the Node Warning Interval. If a device does not respond to a poll attempt then its status gets set to warning and Solarwinds begins to fast poll the device for the configured Node Warning Interval time period. If the device is still unreachable after this time period then its status is changed…

You might also try adding the servers IP address to the "allowed" list.

FWIW, I'm still running 9.1 and the w3wp process runs at around 175,000K Mem Usage without any problems.

This is possible but you will need some piece of information in the database that will allow you to uniquely identify the trunk ports on the switches from the other ports you don't want to monitor. Using FastEthernet ports only as the criteria will work as long as all of your trunk ports are FastEthernet and none of the…

You might check this thread and see if it is any help

I think I see the problem DataJunkie. Are you using the Solarwinds Database Manager to query your tables? I notice when I use this tool to query the database it does not show all of the data in the Target column. If I use SQL query analyzer or the SQL Server Management Studio to query the database then I see all of the…

See if this is close to what you are looking for. WHERE (EventTime BETWEEN dateadd(mm,-1,dateadd(mm,datediff(mm,0,getdate()),0)) AND dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(mm,0,dateadd(mm,datediff(mm,0,getdate()),0))) ) AND ( (CONVERT(Char, EventTime, 108)< '0600') OR (CONVERT(Char, EventTime, 108)> '1600') ) AND ( Nodes.Department in…

prof, If your issue is with setting up a condition to identify these traps, I have had success setting the Conditions to: SNMPv2-MIB:snmpTrapOID is equal to 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.43.2.0.1 

I may be mistaken, but my experience with the Test module in the alerts configuration app is that it does not actually test your conditions against the node you select. It seems to be mainly for testing the actions specified in the alert. 

The status field is numeric so try using Volumes.Status = 0 I don't currently have any volumes with an unknown status so I can't verify that 0 is the correct value for unknown but that is the value used for node status.

The problem is the second criteria is using All instead of ANY. This creates the logic that the NodeName has to be equal to NodeA and NodeB which can never be true.

Unless the software has changed since the last time I tested, it worked this way for me too.

OK. How about something like this.

Mike, you mentioned earlier that you were setting two conditions under "all conditions must be met". If you want to specify two conditions where either condtion can be true then you need to change the setting from "all" to "any". Otherwise, you are telling it you want all volumes whose caption is "/ and /var" instead of "/…

Have you tried recreating the alert from scratch?

I see the difference. You are looking at Help... About in Database Manager and I am looking at it in System Manager.

It is possible to make bulk changes using the SQL queries below but you have to keep a couple of things in mind. First, if you are using a version of NPM prior to 9 then you have to stop the Network Performance Monitor service prior to running the SQL query to update the caption. Also, the queries supplied below will not…

Sorry Brent. I should have read more closely.

Are these traps for SNMP authentication failures or user login failures?

This should be what you are looking for then. Select Discard Syslog Message as your action and any messages matching your search criteria will be dropped upon arrival.