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Erin, This has not been our experience recently. We've been marginally up since October 23rd when a VNQM maintenance query started pegging the CPUs on our SQL server. Support was initially responsive, told us to uninstall/reinstall Orion which had no effect. Since then we've twice asked for escalation. We received an…

We only use active directory accounts to access InfoBlox. We're running NIOS 8.3.0-371835 and IPAM 4.8.1 if that helps.

I believe you need to create a group, grant API permissions to the group, then add your local user.

grantallenby, We also limit monitoring to vCenter and ESXi hosts in our VDI environment. We use the following alert trigger conditions to warn of low disk space (all virtual desktops have only a C: drive).

Did you grant the account API access?

FYI, I upgraded to 2019.4 RC2 and also lost AD authentication. This was my dev environment so restoring from backup.

Sure thing.

Two more things. The ability to reuse my custom VM profiles across plans. I'm currently doing some what if plans and have to recreate my VM profiles in each plan. Very time consuming. Also, I'd like to be able to save as PDF.

I'd like to be able to modify cluster, VM profiles, and the advanced settings (Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressively Optimized).

I'd like to be able to edit an existing capacity plan.

We have a small GRID deployment (DHCP and DNS) with a 2 node HA cluster in our main datacenter and a single node in our secondary datacenter. I monitor the VIP for cluster up/down status, and each node in the GRID. That being said I'm able to pull DHCP scopes into Orion IPAM, but no leases. I opened a ticket on May 31, but…

My Orion service account is in the active directory group App_InfoBlox_RO. Using the below InfoBlox permissions I'm able to bring in all the scopes, but still missing lease information. Will update when I get that working.