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That runs, and I think I can work my way through the SWQL logic (it's way in advance of my coding capabilities) but it seems to only pulls back serials from items where I've already created a UnDP for. I say this because we have some very clear division lines in that we have 3 major clients with Aruba kit, but I'm only…
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Ahhh - our TAM has suggested I rasie a support ticket anyway, even though they already know about ours. So just done that and uploading yet another set of diagnostics....
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We also have a number of 9K's all successfully discoverd. Most on snmp v3, but some on v2 as well. My only other thought to the above is check for ACLs?
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Answering my own question - as ever. The trouble is, once I get something in my head I have to keep digging. So with this query, I kept adding until I couldn't. The result is: Number of duplicate IPs = The number of APE's you have. In other words: if you have 4 APE's, you can add 4 devices using the same IP. IF YOU NEED…
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'Works fine' is that an oxymoron like 'Microsoft Works' or 'definite maybe' But agreed - just use the standalone tool that SolarWinds supplied - it's klunky but in conjunction with Windows Task Scheduler it works.
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Thank you - and I see now, it's a UnDP poller, not a standard one which is why I was a tad confused.
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Diolch @"christopher.t.jones123" - I tried all sorts of combinations and read/listened to multiple items and it just wasn't going in my head. But this worked - thank you.
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Yes. Our basic trigger looks like this: We have it set to 30m as we are primarily a network team and we only monitor/alert on network kit. The theory here is that the pool or pool member is a server in its own right and thus any primary alerts should be to the team responsible for that. This is very much a backup for our…
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You need to read and digest the contents of : Help, Linux Ate my RAM! - and apologies if you already know this. Once you do, then you need to create a custom poller for your device(s) that does an "actually in use" memory calculation. Then you apply the poller to the relevant nodes **, and then you can monitor both CPU and…
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We don't have any atm interfaces here so can't directly advise. In looking at our version of'Orion.NPM.InterfacesCustomProperties' I don't see that field so my question is: from what table are you wanting to get the status? However, if it's just the basic syntax you need then - WHERE Status = '2' - should do the trick, so…
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[quote userid="55429" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/87148/wireless-ap-names-and-serial-numbers/292010#292010"]You have to add custom pollers to your WLCs for the following OIDs.[/quote]@"wesleykparker" - can you share how you created / made the custom pollers please? Did you create one for…
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Of course - knew it was me being dull. Thank you.
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Thank you @"yumdarling" - we haven't had much interaction but as others point out you have been there throughout my foray into starting and growing with SolarWinds. I know you'll be missed but bon chance on your new path and do remember to have fun. N.B. It's never the network.
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Yes indeed and the approach above of 'ask and inspect/rip apart' is one I'm utilising, but like a lot of us (I guess) this SolarWinds gig is my side job. By trade I'm a network & firewall engineer and prior to that I was a field service engineer on any and all hardware... last time I really programmed was when I was…
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And here is where I throw my hands up and say 'I don't know' Reach out to support or if you have one your TAM?
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[quote userid="283059" url="~/product-forums/network-performance-monitor-npm/f/forum/91455/alerts-and-events"]Please clarify what is generated first (events or alerts).[/quote]The answer to this is a 'depends'. Depends on your setup and what is configured. But rather than worry about what is first, your better bet is to…
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@"raju_hcl19" you are responding to a thread that is from 7yrs ago and to someone that doesn't appear to have returned here since the above post. I suggest starting your own [new] thread - I also suggest you need to look at the GUI manage reports as report writer has been deprecated.
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You may want to raise a support case to get their input, but I suspect you will need to go down the route of creating an advanced SWQL/SQL query: On the yellow Conditions line, click the arrow on the right hand side and choose 'show SWQL' and then copy/paste that here, and I'll take a look at my end and see what I can find…
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We do something similar and for our alert variables we have to enclose anything that has (or could have) spaces within "quote marks". If we don't, we see the same end result whereby the space is treated as the next variable.
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I realise SolarWinds currently is quite convoluted and we only run a small subset (NCM, NPM and IPAM) of the tools - I can't imagine what that might look like if we had more modules. My point - whilst I applaud making things easier, my head says that surely it would be better to fix the problems, ensure necessary upgrades…
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After multiple attempts I finally managed to suss this out. So for posterity, or for the benefit of others, then here is an example that JOINs: - Orion.AlertHistory [AH] - this is the base table queried - Orion.Nodes [NS]- JOINed so as to get human readable names of nodes included - Orion.ResponseTime [RT] - JOINed so as…
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I'm responding more in the hope that you find an answer as I'm intrigued myself. I suspect though, that what you are after is not possible in a single report. I can see the benefit of this and from my stumbling's around the SDK (which I suspect if there is a yes answer, then this is where it will be created) but at best…
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As is fairly typical with me, I spend time typing up my query and then find (mostly) my own solution. This is not particularly elegant or tidy but it gets to the point. SELECT CP.Client, N.Caption, N.IPAddress, CP.Client_Site, CPS.Status AS SerialNumber, N.NodeDescription AS Manufacturer, N.Vendor, N.MachineType,…
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[quote userid="2109" url="~/product-forums/the-orion-platform/f/orion-sdk/91508/i-need-help-locating-the-following-aspects-in-swql-studio/291447#291447"] If you'd like to send me some of your gear to use in my own lab, I'm sure I could be of more assistance.[/quote]LOL .... Thanks Kevin - really appreciate your knowledge…
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Thanks for the replies, but are you saying use any flow enabled device via the Flow Navigator or is there a better approach? Say using the one nearest the traffic ingress and egress or ...? Additional query: is there a means with SolarWinds to do this for devices not flow enabled?
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And whilst I'm here asking - where would the following parent categories be found? I think I've found Hardware health Sensors, which is under: Orion.HardwareHealth.HardwareCategoryStatus
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I do have one immediate question ... You use [V]. - is that just because it's better coding practice to do so, or some other reason?
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Many thanks @"KMSigma.SWI" I am saving this to One Note for reference and I will work through it step by little step. I may (make that almost certainly will) be back with questions but first a refresh on Lab #86 is in order.
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Thanks @"KMSigma.SWI" that certainly sounds like it should/could work and worth investigating if time allows. My read between the lines is that the 'usual' way is to run from a scheduled windows task then. Muchas gracias.
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So probably a dull question but that's me.... If I want to automate this on a weekly or whatever basis, I essentially trigger the script from a Windows Task, as I presume there is no means from within SolarWinds itself to trigger this?
