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Alerts are configured via Settings > All Settings > Manage Alerts. You would then need to go to the relevant alert and edit it (or you could edit the Trigger directly). Skip through the tabs to Trigger Action and then find the eMail trigger and edit ...

You need to create a custom table report and use the following as your starting point: SELECT NodeID ,ParentObjectID ,ParentObjectName ,ParentObjectStatus ,ParentObjectVendor ,PollingMethod ,Manufacturer ,Model ,ServiceTag ,IsDisabled ,CategoriesWithProblems ,CategoriesWithStatus ,StatusDescription ,Description FROM…

I don't have APM but it looks like you need to alias Nodes - so Nodes AS xyz and then make a call to xyz.NodesCustomProperties.NAME_OF_YOUR_CP 

I can't help you with you SWQL query but I hope you post the completed dashboard to the Modern Dashboards sub-forum. 

Thank you Bill. I know how badly out of water I was when I first came across needing to know SWQL. Doesn't mean that I know it all now, but when I spot something or somebody I can help then why not . In all truth, it helps me as much as it helps others.

I always do this with any new query - however it is presented (BTW, Notepad++ is great for this. Take any SQL or SWQL code and Ctrl T it to format it after you've installed the Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter plugin).. so taking yours I would present it as: SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM [dbo].[SRM_Volumes] Next - as I said above the *…

The FROM is already there [quote userid="60209" url="~/product-forums/the-orion-platform/f/forum/100589/changing-dashboard-table-metric-from-bytes-to-gbs-tbs-please/315632"]FROM [Volumes][/quote]The SELECT bit is up to you, but all @"KMSigma.SWI" has done is replace your * (=all records) with looking at just the FreeSpace…

You very much can build an alert from a trap. My caveat about this, is that unless you pay for the full log analyser [OLA] then you will never be able to guarantee that the traps are processed in a timely manner. So during the process of creating your trap rule, and IIRC, under the Actions section there is the 'Alert…

The easiest way I can think to do this would be to ensure you have a unique way of identifying each client. We have a 'single pane of glass' setup that sounds like yours, and we identify each client with a unique prefix. That prefix is in the form of a Custom Property (CP) that we assign to each node. We call that CP…

First off, what have you got so far? Second, have you seen this excellent write up by one of THWACK's MVPs? All in on Modern Dashboards Help us to help you by giving us an understanding of what you know or don't and what you've tried or not? What module(s) are we talking.. just NPM and define what you mean by critical? Is…

With MD I found reading this All in on Modern Dashboards by one of THWACK's very own MVP's was a great start for me. I then just started messing with the various widgets trying different aspects out. 

I did say that: But you are asking in the NPM forum so the presumption has to be you wanted to do this with NPM.

I'm pretty sure you CAN'T alert from or on a widget. I'd suggest an SNMP Walk, and for my money (free) I'd use a third party tool like Paesslers SNMP Walk Tool.

You can either fire up SWQL Studio and do a query against Orion.ReportJobs or you could drop the following into a custom report: SELECT Name AS [Schedule name], ReportTitles, Enabled, AccountID, LastRun FROM Orion.ReportJobs Order BY Name

Pretty sure NPM can only monitor V-Nets, V-Net Gateways and Site to Site connections. If you have SAM, then I believe you could/should be able to do this. We don't have SAM so I can't 100% confirm that. Alerting is, as ever, based on what you configure. So if you configure a threshold and SOLW is monitoring that and you…

If you're using SWQL Studio then just do a search on "custompoller" and scroll through to find the one you want/need. That said, I suspect Orion.NPM.CustomPollerAssignment is the one you need.

Can you see the other serial number if you SNMP Walk the box? If so, then I suspect you will have to go down the line of creating a UnDP to extract them and then create a report that details them. We have had to do just this for HPe switches that are "stacked" [strictly speaking they call it an IRF] as SolarWinds cannot…

If you have access to SWQL Studio then the object "NCM.Baselines" will probably have what you want. Put the following code snippet in a report: SELECT TOP 1000 Id ,Name ,Content ,Description ,ExactMatching ,UseComparisonCriterias ,IgnoredLines ,Disabled FROM NCM.Baselines

Have you checked over in the reports part of the forum [Content Exchange > The Orion Platform > Reports] - there are a number of NCM reports there that might work for you. One such is this: NCM Backup Failures and Reason (- All Clients) created by me. You will almost certainly need to edit it to suit your environment. 

Not done this ourselves but try this document from SolarWInds: https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/migrate_the_solarwinds_orion_sql_database_to_amazon_rds.htm 

The choice you have is: * Keep the HA capability and in reality only have one poller * Break the HA and use the standby box as an additional poller * |Deploy an additional poller. 2 and 3 will have licensing costs associated to them.

Cool and happy to help. BTW if you think it deserves it then a +1 and accepting my answer as right helps the forum as a whole.

Hah - I hadn't even spotted that here is an out of the box alert. If looking for the SWQL behind that creates that alert then simply click the little down facing arrow and then click on Show SWQL. Which in this case gives:

OOI how have you tried to 'decipher' the MIBs? Are you just looking at them in Notepad++ or similar? I ask as I too have had to delve more into SNMP and MIBs than I ever really wanted to, and I am still looking for the ideal tool to use, that is also free I say free, as getting my employer to pay for such a tool is nigh on…

Hey Vinoth - pretty sure NPM can't do SSL Cert monitoring as I've been down this road. You must be talking about SAM, and as such would suggest asking in the SAM forum - [mention:de87ce885b14491598fc3011ec387ff2:23b05a61c3e5445190d9bfa00453bce4:label=Server%20%26amp%3B%20Application%20Monitor%20%28SAM%29] - will hopefully…

So we do something for HA on Fortinet Firewalls that looks at a specific object (a custom poller as it happens) and if the state has changed then the alarm triggers. So like a lot of our alerts, this trigger is evaluated every minute and the condition must exist for 2m. The condition is basically checking to see if the…

It sounds as if you have added the individual APs as standalone SNMP objects as well as via the Meraki API. We just use the API and don't see that "interface status" so I'm wondering if you have some sort of resource clash or similar.

No. You should see all interfaces, whether active or not, under List Resources. If a force refresh doesn't show it, then I'd suggest opening a ticket with support.

We have several 72xx models: but not the 20 - however all show their associated AP's and details on the Node Details widget. That said, we did have to create an Aruba Poller. How have you added them? Was it using SNMP or just IP?

Pretty sure you can't with NPM - with SAM it is probably a different story. Best to reach out to your CSM I suggest.