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It may be that the application is not allowed to edit the registry. In that case, it can be done by hand. Open up regedit, go to HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Wow6432Node\Solarwinds.Net\AlertManager\Settings(if this is a 32 bit OS it will be HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Solarwinds.Net\AlertManager\Settings). There should be a…
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Debbi, I was just looking at this on my machine and the checkbox to disable all actions you're referring to is still there. You have to click on the "Active Alerts"(the blue and white triangle with exclamation point) within the Advanced Alert Manager. The checkbox is in the upper right corner.
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D'oh. End of the day on a friday and my reading comprehension takes a hit. You're right, there's no way to do this right now that I can see. PMs-I think this should be more appropriately called a feature request-even if it there's a backdoor way to do it, it should still be more accessible.
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Your second poller is usually going to be a little lighter on requirements than your primary if all things are equal, so 8GB may be sufficient if it's just like your primary. However, there's a bunch of factors that could contribute to higher demand-such as the polling frequencies of devices on this poller, additional…
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Santos, Basic alerts are kept on the poller. So the alerts themselves will be on the old poller still. The easiest way to move them would be to change their assignment in the database. To do this: 1. Open the Database Manager, and add your SQL Server to the list if is not already listed here. 2. Drill into the server. 3.…
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Mica, By default, there's nothing in the logs that keeps that level of detail. However, if you go to the LogAdjuster.exe tool found in the install directory(\Program Files (x86)\Solarwinds\Orion\) you can set Orion website settings to Debug. After you set this, reset the services and then check your…
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Chrystal's suggestion is the best way-you should just be able to go to Settings->Manage Nodes, then remove the devices this way. If they don't show up here however, you may need to remove them from the database. There's a couple ways to craft a query that could do this-depending on the specifics. In a scenario like this…
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jspanitz, The best way to do this would be to take an existing report and modify it. For example take the reports under Historical Traffic Reports, for example "Average and Peak Traffic Rates - Last 7 Days". While in Design Mode, go to the Filter Results tab. Add in the following elementary conditions: "Day of Week" is…
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Faisal, We've seen this a couple times before. The issue is with your msi installer on Windows, so you'll want to do a Windows Update. If that doesn't address it, try the following: * Make sure you have enough free disk space, Net.Tcp service is started, and you're running Server 2003, which latest Service Packs. * Run…
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Gerritt, A quick test will tell you which direction to search in. Most of the pages in Orion(including the login) are pulling from the database and if they're slow, it's because that's where the bottleneck is. Try calling a local page once you're logged in, such as http://x.x.x.x/Orion/Admin/. If this loads up quickly,…
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Aamer, The most common thing I've seen when I run into problems with additional poller installs is the inability to communicate with the Orion server on port UDP/17777(SW Information Service) and communicating back to the database. This needs to be reachable so you can do management functions between the two pollers, such…
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In case anyone else is wondering, we talked about this in a support ticket. The issue is that changing the engines table does not change the websites table. You can either manually change it, or just run the Configuration Wizard, then opt to repair only the website. This will make all the changes needed and update IIS…
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It's there on the application-it's just not as obvious as it used to be. Open up the Advanced Alert Manager, then on your toolbar look for the little blue triangle with an exclamation point for Active Alerts. In the top right corner of this tab, you'll see the "Disable all Actions".
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That's exactly how mine looks. I wonder if perhaps your alert manager is running a different version. This *should* be upgraded when you updated to 10.2.x, but maybe it didn't for some reason? Try this: 1. Stop all SW services 2. Make backups of all the files in \Program Files (x86)\Solarwinds\Orion\ that start with…
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Aamer, You don't need to remove the first line. When you re-import data, there's a checkbox for "First Row Contains Field Names". If you have more than one line in your csv that has labels, you'll need to remove it or comment it out.
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Gerrit, It could be a duplicate that you made at one point, or it could be related to the install of NCM7, which if it didn't reference the original NetPerfMon database would have created a new one. Basically, it breaks down like this: NPM requires a database. By default: NetPerfMon. NCM also requires a database. By…
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I know it's a bit of an old message, but I figured I'd drop a couple points onto this one. The simple answer is that it's not possible. The Orion databases between the two products have so many overlapping tables and therefore overlapping data that it would be a nightmare to mesh everything together seamlessly. I am not a…
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cgregors, Unknown does not necessarily imply that it's a problem with Orion. In the context of interfaces, apps or volumes, if the node goes down, the associated interfaces and volumes will register unknown status. For example, if your core router goes down and the WAN port that's on it becomes unknown, that's probably…
