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is it possible to have the variables that Congo listed above (jitter, mos, rtt) as a label on the map? basically, I have a view made so i can see all of my SLAs on one map, and every time it refreshes, display the jitter, etc.

is there a firewall between your node and the server?

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I am also trying to accomplish this. My admin console is cluttered and throwing things under the "virtualization" or "IPSLA" doesn't really suffice. The option to at least rename these easily (without having to change the image that is displayed every time the application is upgraded) would be nice.

lancen, you should be seeing traffic on the interface if it is configured properly, and you are on the latest version of NPM. May want to double check.

You can create them custom views.. just make the ones you want static for everyone the "networking" tab, then add the other ones under the other tabs for now till SW gets this sorted out.

also interested. 

anything on this? i've noticed the same thing.

Yes, other operation types work fine. I can manually write the operation and it succeeds. IPSLAM can't detect it, but can detect other operations. If I give IPSLAM the CLI credentials it doesnt even write to the device, checking via 'sh arc log conf all' thus not actually creating the operation.

I'm wanting to know the same fix. Working on multicast alerting; the alerts trigger OK but the clear statement doesn't, as it returns results. Using emails as notifications of the trigger/clear, I get the clear email every minute.

Not sure if this will help anyone but I wrote a SQL query to get the data needed for IP addresses. Note that I have a unique identifier for the interfaces I care about returning the IP address back. Use the "1.3.6.1.2..4.20.1.2" OID so that you can extract the index # off the router as 'Status' and the RowID on the…

Kartoon: Thank you for steering me in the right direction. I disabled alerts in groups to help narrow down this alert I had occuring once a minute. Narrowed it down to a similar situation (in my case it was an alert doing nothing -- i.e. a test alert set to email only) and once i disabled it, but still available to click…

I tried doing similar for bandwidth drops for certain connections, and CPU spikes; no dice, though.

have you changed the IIS timeout?

In the past when we move an interfaces around, whether it be to a new chassis or another port, I've gotten lucky by going into the interface table in the database and changing the index # manually. Now I'm not saying this is a proper fix, but maybe someone from SW can chime in and say if this a "graceful" fix or not.