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And for the Juniper - this maybe: https://juniper-nsp.puck.nether.narkive.com/mfzWwo04/j-nsp-srx-snmp-trending-current-sessions-connection-rate 

I've not come across 'request per minute' as a term before but you use concurrent later. This leads me to think you want to observe the connections on the devices, and if that is the case then you simply need to build yourself a UnDP - see here for…

I think I get you ... the sample code is there though to do with as you see fit. We know it works for polling "statuses" but specifically for polling a status and identifying that it isn't the same as the last poll. So it may work with your direct polling approach. We don't use traps* so I can't help there. * For a number…

A lot of the "cheaper" switches don't provide hardware health polling and the only recourse you have is to disable that via 'List Resources'. And HP are known for not providing HH on lots of their models - I know Aruba and HP are in bed with each other now but not sure how far that synergy goes. A quick perusal of…

I think, the alert we use to poll Fortigate HA state could possibly work. Essentially what we are doing is asking the node "has your state changed from the last time we asked" - you'd need to edit it to suit your custom poller but it looks like this: The editable SWQL is this: INNER JOIN ( SELECT CustomPollerAssignmentID ,…

I have no idea what this means: * Changing to default 'StateIdle'. I can only suggest you open a ticket with support if you haven't already.

No further advice from me other than to keep on at support - make sure to tell them it's a system down situation.

I would absolutely be opening a ticket with support, not waiting on a user forum to advise. But, first things first. Try re-running the config wizard whilst you are opening the ticket [I suggest phoning through and advising systems down]. BUT make sure you are an admin user on the server and then right click 'run as…

We don't have the 9200's specifically, but we do have a lot of 9K's and we have them all set to 'auto-determine' the template. If I kick off a test connection, it tells me the template it used was: BUT I will add, the key thing was to make sure the connection profile was set to 'No Enable Login'. Have you tried enabling…

Good to see you got there. I've just seen this but the likely cause is possibly the discards or similar on one of the monitored interfaces.

For me, the import simply Does. Not. Work. Personally, I have found it quicker to re-build a map in the new tool than import and fix all the issues. But as superfly suggests, it is probably a bug as they are [last I heard] actively developing this import tool.

I second Thomas's answer as far as backups & snapshots go, but did want to add that we've now done this same upgrade for two of our clients and it went sweet as a nut.

Meant to add, if you don't have internet access then download the pollers from THWACK, copy across to your server and install. This link: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/search?q=Aruba&group=125 should get you most of the Aruba ones.

Hey Josh, Thera are several pollers already built and shared in Content Exchange: As you have a THWACK ID, then so long as your SW install has a path to the internet you should be able to go to: Settings > All Settings > Manage Pollers and then click on the tab that says ' THWACK Community Pollers'. Then just search for,…

Open a ticket with support - it sounds like a bug.

BTW - if you'd marked this as a question rather than a discussion then we could have ticked the 'accept as solution' which would benefit the community as a whole. But giving my response a thumbs up / like works, just not as well.

Your friend is this page: https://www.solarwinds.com/product-checksum Make sure to scroll to the right to get the checksum you want. But, in your case I believe this is the one you need: Orion 2020.2.6 Update May 24, 22…

I agree with @"superfly" - though it has to be said I have never got this to work either, and gave up entirely on trying to import maps as there were so many issues it was quicker to start from scratch!

So SLX - as you point out your only real restriction there is polling rate guidelines. Though in newer releases these have been considerably increased so perhaps worth looking at moving to a newer version if you are getting close to limits. It's worth noting that we took on a client with an ancient version of Solarwinds…

It would be helpful if you could provide more information. What make of SD Wan nodes do you have? If not on this list: https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/npm/content/intro/npm-sdwan-intro.htm then you'll probably have to create some UnDP's. How have you added them? via API, SNMP or ? What can you see on…

We don't have any switches just Thin APs so I'm not the best to answer but I can get this party started - although perhaps not the answer you want either So, when we first started using Meraki gear we already had a policy of 'we don't care as much about APs and their connected interfaces as we do about switch to switch or…

Have you opened a ticket with support - that would be the quickest way to identify if it is a bug as they can engage engineering.

I was just going to say this. I would also add to create a new page template that only has this on it to reduce the noise.

No apologies needed but hopefully it will help anyone that needs it. 

For the potential benefit of others, it would be helpful if you could share the actual "how" you did this. Thanks.

> duplicate junk data I have found this as well. Solarwinds loves to audit stuff that is irrelevant, IMO, and will throw it in as something that sounds serious. e.g. User XYZ changed folder {random-string} - when you look in to what that means it simply means the user accessed the group in Solarwinds i.e. they literally…

Not sure I follow what a "node chart" is - can you expand on precisely what is or isn't happening?

If you could mark mine or Thomas's answers as correct then that would be helpful for the community. Thanks,

Oh nice - I like that as well.

I don't recall that post, but here's the one we use: SELECT CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN 'Group' WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN 'Map' ELSE 'Other' END AS [Type] , CASE WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Core' THEN m.Container.Name WHEN m.Container.Owner = 'Maps' THEN p.DisplayName ELSE 'Other' END AS [Name] ,…