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The list can be removed by editing the MapView.asp file located at Inetpub\Solarwinds\NetPerfMon by default. Remove the code near the bottom of the file that says NetworkMap.HTMLNodeList. Don't forget to make a backup of the original file before doing any modifications.

Is it safe to assume that all five messages are coming from the same source? Also, how about the possibility that there is another alert configured that is interfering?

I think I understand what you are trying to do :) Unfortunately, the only way I can see to do this is to create an individual alert fo each pair of devices.

I think you can run the Orion Configuraiton Wizard and select services to add the trap service.

Have you tried something like this for your filter? NodeID = ${NodeID}

I agree. The way it reads in the alert configuration interface seems opposite to the SQL it is generating. The select queries created by the advanced alert configuration app are stored in the TriggerQuery field of the AlertDefinitions table in the database. If you are familiar with SQL it's very helpful to look at the…

If I understand correctly, you are able to web to the server when connecting locally using the private ip address, but are unable to make a connection when connecting remotely (outside your firewall) using a public address that NAT's to your internal private address. It sounds to me like the issue is with your firewall.

Dave, In your original post you state that you rebooted the switch and it was only down for around 30 minutes. Did you mean 30 seconds?

The last post should have read 1000 elements per minute instead of 1000 nodes per minute. I have edited the post so that it reads correctly

The SQL query should look like this: update nodes set xxx = Contact, yyy = Location xxx will be the name of your custom property field that will hold the information in the Contact field and yyy will be the name of the custom property field that will hold the Location data.

As robertjuric suggested, use the trap viewer to look at the traps. In the Trap Details column you will see a field called authAddr that contains the ip address of the device that was querying your server.

Sorry, I had a misplaced comma in the first query on the original post. I have corrected the problem.

I use an advanced SQL report with the code below for my duplicate node name report. However, It doesn't give a count of the number of duplicates per name. SELECT Nodes.Caption, Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.IP_Address FROM Nodes WHERE (((Nodes.Caption) In (SELECT [Caption] FROM [Nodes] As Tmp GROUP BY [Caption] HAVING Count(*)>1 )))…

I guess they could argue that both the RP and SP utilization are being monitored since NPM is retrieving the utilization data for both of them. The problem is that the two values get averaged together. So if the RP is running at 80% and the SP is running at 4% NPM will show the CPU utilization for the device as 42%.

I believe the setting you are looking for is under the Advanced tab in the Internet Explorer options. Look for an option that says "Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode"

One way you could do this would be to create a new node details view and remove all resources that contain information you do not want this user to see. Then assign this new view to the users account as the Node Details View.

Also, make sure you are using single quotes and not double quotes in your WHERE clause.

That's correct, the DB's are different and there is no NodeGroup field in the NPM nodes table as there is in the NCM table. What I have done is create a custom property field in NPM that I map to the NCM NodeGroup field during NPM to NCM imports. This allows me to manage the node group information in NPM which then gets…

Have you verified that the allowed community strings configured for the servers SNMP security settings are correct? If these authentication failures are being caused by the local server management agents then usually the problem can be resolved by allowing packets from the localhost and configuring the correct community…

I'm not aware of any "buggyness" with using the "none" condition. I'm also not aware of Solarwinds suggesting this configuration not be used. In fact, my perception was that this is a commonly used configuration but perhaps my perception is wrong. Is this information that Solarwinds support gave you or something that's…

I apologize. I missed that you were trying to get this information out of NCM. I'm not aware of any way to get this kind of report from NCM.

This post seems to indicate that the polling engine can handle about 1000 elements per minute.

Have you verified that Kiwi Syslog is configured to do DNS resolutions?

It sounds like either your interface is actually passing more than 2Mbps or the stats are not polling correctly. Have you verified the bandwidth utilization of the interface from the routers perspective?

Here are a couple of queries that should do what you need. The Where clause in each query will have to be modfied to match the name of your custom property field and the value to match in that field. XXXXXX in each query should be replaced with the name of your custom property field and YYYYYY needs to be the value in the…

Try this link. http://www.solarwinds.com/NetPerfMon/SolarWinds/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=SolarWinds&file=OrionPH95th.htm

Have you tried changing the data portion of the icmp packet in Solarwinds? This can be configured on the same tab as the timeout value mentioned above. If there is currently something configured for the icmp data, try deleting it and see if that has any effect. 

Do you mean you aren't seeing the nodes status description next to the node name or that there are nodes missing from the list that you think should be there?

That's correct.

The SNMP object navigator on the CISCO site is usually fairly helpful. http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseOID.do?local=en