sgreath

APM should do that for you. It will monitor the response time to a webserver by sending an HTML 200 request and response. 

You could use syslog to accomplish this. Whenever a configuration change takes place it can log that to syslog and you can configure Orion to pick up on key words in Syslog messages to trigger an alert. 

Gracias.

Got it...thank you both very much. 

This is an awesome addition, great work! I saw in one of your screen shots you had some options for how long each node/interface was down and summaries for each. I am not seeing those 4 options for some reason, everything else is working great though. Any idea what I missed?

Thank you both very much, that was the post I missed! Steve ps -- someone at SolarWinds may want to tell their tech support about this, they told me it was not possible.

I have 481 total nodes...it's an availability report on a group of about 250 of these. I run other reports for all 481 nodes and it seems to work fine. Is there anything I can check to see why it's timing out? I opened a support ticket and didn't get any workarounds for it so I was hoping someon in the forums might know.

Would that be with APM or NPM for the SNMP monitoring of the process? Pretty new to APM so forgive my ignorance. Thanks

Not sure about official documentation in this. I have it working though. I've attached screenshots of how I configured mine. make sure you hit the "type of property to monitor" drop down box under the trigger condition.

I think you can use report scheduler and send it to him in an email monthly.

Any idea of a timeframe for this support? I'm particularly interested in using port 465 with my Orion alerts. 

You can....check this post out:

Not sure about an email report, but could you use the Alerts screen from the web browser to accomplish this?

Thanks! Another sweet addition. Nice job Gob!

I've not had this happen on routers or switches...only on servers. What I've done is setup a volume alert that says if a volume goes into an unknown state...let me know about it. This doesn't mean that SNMP stopped 100% of the time, but it is a clue as to when it does stop. 

Not a report that I know of, but you can add this view to your dashboard.

What is the response time when you ping that device from your command prompt on the solarwinds server? Also for the CPU, you can check it if it's Cisco by doing a show proc cpu on your router to see if it's really running close to zero % utilized.

Any suggestions? This is the canned report SQL: SELECT TOP 10000 Nodes.NodeID AS NodeID, Nodes.VendorIcon AS Vendor_Icon, Nodes.Caption AS NodeName, Nodes.IP_Address AS IP_Address, AVG(ResponseTime.Availability) AS AVERAGE_of_Availability FROM Nodes INNER JOIN ResponseTime ON (Nodes.NodeID = ResponseTime.NodeID) WHERE (…

I think you just click on add node and type in the IP you want to change. Then you can select SNMP and it will keep the historical ICMP stats also.

Very similar issues here, working with support on it. I've noticed my Orion Module Engine service stops then my volume utilization graphs and response time graphs stop working (along with web access). I start the service back up and web service is fine but the graphs don't update until I reboot the server. Happened after…