sedmo

I believe you need to filter on the StatusDescription field. Your filter would look something like this. statusdescription not like '%BRI%'

I think you would need to use something like this:

Unfortunately, no the suppression won't work. When you specify nodeid = parent_node it means that a record in the nodes table would need to have the same number in the parent_node field as it has in the nodeid field, but this isn't the logic you are looking for. What we need is a separate table that holds information about…

I usually think of it this way. All creates an AND condition and Any creates an OR condition. So if you have a trigger that says. Trigger Alert when ALL of the following apply NodeName is equal to AAAAAA InterfaceName is equal to BBBBBB This can be read as NodeName = AAAAAA AND IntefaceName = BBBBBB (meaning both…

Yes, I have seen this same issue and also opened a case with Solarwinds. Case #31006. From what I can tell, NPM first tries to poll the 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.109.1.1.1.1.5 oid which is not available on the older IOS versions. It then tries to poll 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.58.0 (avgBusy5) using a snmpgetnext which returns…

You should be able to use something like this. The trick is to include target ="_Blank" in the "a" tag. <a href="http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/index_loop.php" target="_Blank"><img src="http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/Loop/NatLoop_Small.gif"; width="500" border="0"></a>

I see the same behaviour with my installation.

Try creating a regular expression rule that has this pattern and see if it does what you are looking for. tacacs-server host 192.168.20.18.*\n(.*\n)*.*tacacs-server host 192.168.20.20.*\n(.*\n)*.*tacacs-server host 192.168.1.18

Can you provide a little more information? It appears you are looking for a report that shows non-critical nodes that were down between the hours of 5:00p.m. and 7:00a.m.? What defines a node as non-critical? Is it the Escalation_Severity field? Also, is there a certain time period that you want to look at with the report…

I think the email messages sent by solarwinds are plain text so your only option would be to send the complete link.

cisco2951 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.1043 cisco2921 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.1044 cisco2901 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.1046

Personally, I like to run a separate job that performs the write mem. That way I can verify the changes took correctly before writing to startup.

Am I correct in thinking that the 9.5 version only supports asp.net and no longer supports asp?

Do you have anything configured on the Alert Suppression tab? Are you using an email for notification?

Yes, I have had this same problem and I was able to fix it by getting rid of nodes with duplicate captions. I think your query is not working properly because you are specifying (COUNT(*)>2). I think this should say (COUNT(*)>1). Here is the query that I use. SELECT Nodes.Caption, Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.IP_Address FROM Nodes…

I believe the only way to do this "en masse" is to manipulate the database directly through SQL statements. In this case you could use the following SQL statement. UPDATE Nodes SET AgentPort = '161' Also, make sure to stop all Solarwinds services before making changes directly to the database or the changes may not be…

See if this thread applies to your problem.

See if this thread applies to your problem.

Something like this should work TicketNumber is not null and TicketNumber <> ''

Another possibility is that your serial interface addresses are not routed throughout your network. Are you able to ping the addresses on the serial interfaces from your Solarwinds server? If at all possible, I would highly recommend creating loopback interfaces on your routers and use the loopback ip address for…

On the trigger condition tab for the alert, there is a selection box that allows you to choose the type of property the alert applies to. You will need to select custom node poller or custom interface poller for UnDP alerts. Trap alerts are created through the Trap Viewer app instead of System Manager.

I believe you could use the following SQL in an advanced SQL report to get what you want. select AccountID, LastLogin from accounts order by AccountID

If you want to use the Like comparison then I think you have to enter an asterisk in the criteria such as: Comments Like 'SC*' If SC is all that is contained in the Comments field then you could use equals instead: Comments = 'SC' Also, If memory serves me correctly, the quotes have to be single.

Open System Manager on the server. Select Help... About Orion Network Performance Monitor

Add this to your filter: statusdescription not like '%Tunnel%'

Can you give us a better idea of what you are trying to accomplish with the query?

Two polling servers OS: Windows 2003 Server CPU: 2 - Xeon 3.60GHz RAM: 4GB Nodes: 3,718 Interfaces: 5,959 Elements: 9,691 Other SolarWind modules: None Local or Remote DB: Remote Polls per second: Status = 34 Statistics = 53 Polling intervals: 5 Minutes CPU Load: 12% RAM usage: 52%

A time tick is a hundredth of a second

I believe if you use a criteria like "interfacename contains Serial" then you shouldn't need any wildcard character.

I believe if you have specified criteria for both the message type and message pattern then both criteria have to match for any given message. If you are looking for the word "rejected" in the message pattern then try removing it from the message type criteria.