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Pretty sure this isn't possible unless you want to go and create individual template pages for every group you have. I'd suggest you use the newer 'Intelligent Map' widget and add your own map as a backdrop. And as with Network Atlas widget you can configure the widget to select the map dynamically based on various options…

Try the tips from this page: https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/ncm/content/ncm-basic-commands.htm It states:…

Here's the code [below the screenshot] for a widget that shows interfaces that are down where a node is up. The JOINs here were to pull in a specific custom properties and the widget in use looks like this: SELECT Nodes.NodeID , Nodes.Caption as NodeName , Nodes.GroupStatus , i.InterfaceID , i.Caption , i.Status AS…

Then I think you probably need to raise a support call. p.s. the widget is called Orion Map because that's what we re-labelled it to be. We still run network atlas maps as well as we have (quite literally) 1000's of them. The actual widget when you are looking to add it, is this:

Brain has unfogged - they are called 'navigation properties'. See here An Adventure Into Modern Dashboarding: Introduction to SWQL Studio for details if unfamiliar with them, and scroll down to: Leveraging Navigation Properties 

Hi ... 1. Yes you can use JOIN's but as this si SWQL you will more than likely find your JOINs can be replaced with linked entities (not the official term but my brain is fogged right now). They look like this in SWQL Studio: 2. No. But there are plenty of examples which you could "borrow". See here: Modern Dashboards

I've responded to your other identical question.

Ah yes - there's still a little bug that exists. You have to remove the map widget. Reload the page (or go to another one that uses the same widget) and then re-add the widget. Also, ensure you have the following set: And finally make sure that your map name precisely matches the group name.

Bottom of the post you will see this: Click on the name to download it and then import via manage reports.

There is no way to retain the historical configs in the DB if you delete the device. What we do is also have the configs exported as well and we can then retain the physical copied as individual text files.

Hi, First off this is the NCM group and you request would probably be better asked in NPM. That said, I have found on the whole that auto-dependencies work just fine 'on the whole'. However, when they go wrong they are usually spectacularly wrong. Pretty sure there is a report you can run that will show you your…

Not weighing anything... literally sitting on the fence here Let's put my thinking another way. I don't like the idea of flood monitoring. You end up with waaaaay too many alerts for irrelevancies. The only situation, when using SW software, that I could countenance the idea is if we/the client didn't have NCM backing up…

You, as I've seen suggested elsewhere, need to start learning how to navigate and use the tool at your hands. That said, this is simply a matter of creating a report graph and setting your query to a specific IP (or node name) and interface. e.g.: And then select the data you want to present, somethign like: Finally, you…

That said, we provide this to some of our clients as this is what they wanted... We also do a peak b/w version of the above, and then provide this for the month:

If it doesn't meet their needs then you need to ask them what they are expecting? Without knowing what they are wanting, how can you possibly start to set up a report?

Is this a new APE or existing? If new, are all relevant ports open and an appropriate route in place for the traffic? If existing, what's changed?

That sound much more like you need to use dependencies. e.g. Router at Site x goes down, and all other nodes are dependent on it so they get marked as unavailable. If this isn't your desired outcome then you'll be looking at scripting as Adam suggests.

We rarely use the compliance aspect, but the report you talk about will simply select anything branded Cisco and include it. For you to have any control, you would need to re-create your own report and include/exclude what you want. Personally, I found this short article…

You should be able to pull a timestamp field from orion.nodes. At the end of the "SELECT n.displayname, p.CurrentValue" line, try adding: ,n.LastSync or ,n.LastSystemUpTimePollUtc

It's not my skillset but if you have a query that works then export that to a spreadsheet and then wrap a delete script in a powershell script to recursively go through the s/s using the API is generally the best approach. You could of course, fire up DB Manager, set the query window to read/write and then execute your…

OOI Chad, does unplugged count towards your license elements total?

I'm on the fence with regards to having every interface 'visible' ** Our documented approach is that we only monitor links to other networking kit. So switch to Switch/FW/Router/LB/etc of FW or even one of our servers. That way we know if something goes down then either it is a fault, or an ABC. ABC = Another Bad Change -…

We don't have a 9800 but we do have several other Cisco WLCs virtual and physical but the principle should be 1the same. The node (WLC in this case) needs to be added via SNMP. Once added, you may want to double check on the 'node details' page that it is recognised as a WLC.... If not, click 'Edit Node' and then scroll…

To get data from a UnDP to populate is a multiple step dance. * You create the UnDP (and test) * You assign the UnDP Poller to relevant nodes (this can be done in the UnDP tool or from manage nodes) * As a part of creating the UnDP you need to indicate where you want the data presented. If you don't do his, then it will be…

So... * You are running the buddy drop * You've followed ALL the advice HERE. * You've confirmed the template being used has the two lines of code in them * AND you've ensured that the Fortinet is configured for at least one of the ciphers? Then that does sound odd. Because it is precisely the scenario we had and following…

Having just checked we are also seeing this. Have you opened a ticket with support?

If you go to the 'Jobs' section in the GUI, do you see this type of thing: ?? If yes, then your first error is a confirmed bug which I'm told is scheduled to be fixed in 2024.4. The internal Solarwinds Bug References are: OO-34652 and OO-36267.

Hey... I posted the answer to this in this very forum. Check this out: SSH - Connection Refused Cipher Updates - An F.Y.I.

So, whilst the direct answer is no, I'm intrigued that you say you don't have Network Atlas (NA) as that comes bundled with NPM. You can find the installer in c:\program files(x86)\solarwinds\orion (this is the default path but it could be 'program files' or another drive and depends on your install) as NetworkAtlas.exe or…

Orion (now known as Intelligent) Maps are very poor in their import options and don't have any export options. You can only import from a Network Atlas map. So, unfortunately the answer is no you can't import an NTM map into a Solarwinds one.