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Do you have the possibility of restoring the database to an earlier point in time? It might be quicker. Our DBA can do this easily via transaction logs.

1/ For pollers with enumerated values, "Status" is the text result, i.e. "ok" - so, criteria of "status > 3" won't work. Change to either "rate not equal to 2" or "status not equal to ok" 2/ You said: "The alert will identify the correct number and status of disks installed." I doubt it will, unless you get very crafty…

Assuming that your source data is based on a GET TABLE universal device poller, the attached screenshot is an example of my Dell hard drive failure alert. It assumes that you have enabled the "enumeration" option in the universal device poller, with the default values, and that it's called DellPowerEdgeDiskState. The alert…

Orion Node Status: http://servername:port/Orion/Netperfmon/nodedetails.aspx?netobject=N:${NodeID}&view=NodeDetails Orion Interface Status: http://servername:port/Orion/View.aspx?View=InterfaceDetails&NetObject=I:${InterfaceID} Orion Volume Status:…

For NPM-based SNMP volume monitoring, be aware that Orion will stop monitoring volumes if, for example, the Windows volume name changes, i.e. "Local Disk" C: drive to "Windows", or if a Windows cluster flips over to the hot standby, or if you replace one hard drive with another but keep the same drive letter. To account…

I have all my alerts set to use a mailserver of "mailserver.set.by.local.hosts.file", with a corresponding entry in the (duuuh) local hosts file. I change the hosts file manually when required, but you could have another alert with an action to swap over the hosts file to one pointing to another mail server when the…