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I don't have UDT in our environment so can't directly answer. However, if you're willing to allow everyone to potentially see, then there is a way for you to find out for yourself. Find and open Log Adjuster and then change the "Hubble Active" option from false to true: Then click apply. Give it a minute to do its magic…

The easiest way to do this is with custom properties. So create a new node custom property and either create the dropdown list yourself of types, or have it as an ad-hoc add as you think of them or add to your setup. Then in the report simply call on the custom property.

OK - did you try the suggestions in the linked thread? If not, try that and then I'd raise a case with support if it is still failing.

[quote userid="289992" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/94988/personnaliser-les-noms-des-cartes-et-interfaces/300274#300274"]Je veux les matcher avec les vrais noms des ports, est ce possible?[/quote]We also have just started using ADVA's and we edit the name of the interface on the device. If…

Bonjour - c'est la limite de mon français d'écolier ces jours-ci. Well almost The easiest way to do this is via the individual nodes, interfaces, etc and select 'edit properties'. However, be warned that this will stop SolarWinds from auto-updating if a change is made on the device itself. The better approach is to ensure…

I have always found that you need to drop the last .x from your OID. So taking your CPU load as an example, then instead of 1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.5.25.31.1.1.1.1.5 - try looking for 1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.5.25.31.1.1.1.1 I don't have any Huawei's here, but taking an OID from a device we do have e.g. 1.3.6.1.4.1.12356.101.3.2.1.1.4.1…

You haven't said what version of Orion you are running nor if it's in a n HA setup as all could make a difference. However, have a look at this thread as it may help.

You mean you want this report to run against one specific node - or - you want to see the node in question when you search out Caption? For the first, simply set it as part of your logic, and for the second I don't know of a way to do that. Our setup always returns the name of one of the servers.

I'd never seen that before.

Usually the node name (if that's what you are after) is known as 'Caption' in this view - try searching for that.

Do you have an account manager? If so, I'd try reaching out to them and seeing if they can find someone internally to SolarWInds that can assist. Failing that I have had some success via Reddit getting answers I can't get here - even though it is mostly the same folks hanging out there - just the UI is better for seeing…

Personally I would use account and/or view limitations, and tell the boss they need to login like any other user. I'm not aware of any way to do this except maybe via a script, and that is outside of my skillset. I'd also explain the security implications around not logging in and what that could ultimately mean to the…

Hi @"jdoug" we don't have any 3250's here but we do have 3020 and 3050's which we backup. You say you are trying to use a 'PA Connection Profile' which you inherited but have you tested it? Personally, if you aren't sure I'd just start afresh with a new profile. Use SSH Auto and select no enable login. Then check at the…

This was my initial thinking but my head then said ... "how do I identify that the specific secondary IP is up if it's just in a group with others" - at which point I deleted my response which had taken your tack.

When you get a response it would be good to post your resolution here for others to find down the road.

Ahh, I can't help there as we don't have nay here. And a Google search doesn't reveal anything of relevance that I can see. I found this for error 1231: https://support.solarwinds.com/SuccessCenter/s/article/Node-Error-Code-1231-PING-Transmit-Failed?language=en_US but nothing on 1232. Time to raise a ticket if it's still…

OK - let me ponder on it a day or two, and in the meantime hope a fellow THWACKster will save me some brain ache!

Not come across that code before but can I ask what the end hardware is that caused this? It might have some relevance. Failing that I'd log an incident with SolarWinds.

[quote userid="278670" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/94931/how-do-i-alert-based-on-parent-child-relationship"]In digging around, I believe Child Status does not, in fact, refer to the node's child, but rather to sub-resources of said node. T[/quote]This has always been my understanding. I'd…

We don't have many nodes monitored by WMI, and I've never seen that. Maybe raise a support case is the way forward as they can look at the diagnostics.

I'm not 100% clear on what you are asking but ... My read of what you are saying is that you are trying to over-complicate the alert. For high CPU, just use your chosen level as the trigger. UNLESS you only want to alert when the node is UP and utilisation is >70%.

[quote userid="290068" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/94762/alert-trigger-not-delayed/299614#299614"]Do you know if Solarwinds has a Reset Trigger Time?[/quote]Unfortunately I don't.

Good work @"dzomaya" I wish every manufacturer would run SolarWinds and put in this effort. But I had never even heard of Tripp Lite until today, but having looked at the website I've probably seen/used your products without even knowing it.

[quote userid="289743" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/94798/custom-table-for-ospf"]Is there a way to pull that information or set the Hostname of the Neighbor router in the OSPF configuration?[/quote]> Is there a way to pull that info If the device supplies it via SNMP then there is likely an…

Also just seen this post: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/91405/node-down-duration-swql Which may have your solution.

Are you able to share the trigger condition and any other potentially relevant changes from the alert please? Certainly we have various trigger delays and they all work.

Hi I can do you a SWQL one but not SQL.... This should get you started, just edit to your requirements. SELECT TOP 1000 ActiveObject, ObjectType, State, WorkingState, ObjectName, AlertMessage, TriggerTimeStamp, Acknowledged, AcknowledgedBy, AcknowledgedTime, LastUpdate FROM Orion.AlertStatus If you want it as a report then…

The suggestion from @"chenash" is right, but the trick you will need is to find the right OID for the UnDP. I'd start with an SNMPwalk of your device and see if this OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.2620.1.5.6 has any results that will be of relevance top you.

Thank you - the pain I went through trying to understand this little bit of SQL and now it's like - yeah, I can do that 

Top work there @"mbilgrav" When time allows I will try your approach on our air-gapped environment where we have HA Forti's only visible via a single IP. I note your comment about not using SWQL but I can't agree. I don't have any hard evidence, but, AIUI, all poller logic is converted to SWQL/SQL anyway - just we get the…