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Exactly this, but acting as a NetPath agent, and feeding data back to the Orion poller...

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Well done that man! - I think I'm 21/22 and 4/4, right?

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No, the SNMP service is a windows service. Have you checked the link I posted?

...and your time frame is 60 days, right? the above query should give you those results, however I suspect you might be searching on the wrong side of the 60 days. try this: where (Interfacelastchange > @prev60) and i.Status <> 1 and i.adminstatus <> 4 and (n.Caption like 'xxx%' OR n.Caption like 'yyy%' )and…

Hi, I have deployed this resource and it looks to be a great replacement for the original. I notice you are filtering a number of events by default, which I have commented out for now as they didnt appear in my list of events.I have extracted from the database all the event types, which are below for reference: EventID…

I've had a quick look into this and cant make it work. What you are after is a summary of a UnDP TABLE, which I can't get out. Perhaps a SW Tech can jump in here? Yann? Stuart

You are correct. You could use NCM to push the non-interface specific content: ! ip flow-export source [Interface] ip flow-export version 5 ip flow-export destination [PollerIP] 2055 ip flow-cache timeout active 1 ip flow-cache timeout inactive 15 ! snmp-server ifindex persist ! However if there are different interfaces on…

No, a generic config is one that will work in many situations, however may need modification in certain circumstances. If you want to apply the config to many devices, it would be either a manual task, or require an additional product, such as NCM. In NCM you would create a "configuration snippet" and push it out to your…

Great, thanks tdanner​

On a windows server you must have the SNMP service installed and running. The community string is configured on the security tab of the SNMP Service Properties window. The sting you configure here must be the same as the string you configure on the NPM server. Here is a nice tutorial: Appendix B - Simple Network Management…

Let's take a step back - what results are you trying to query for?

Have a look here for some sample Netflow configs: Netflow Lab or here is a generic config for you: ! ip flow-export source [Interface] ip flow-export version 5 ip flow-export destination [PollerIP] 2055 ip flow-cache timeout active 1 ip flow-cache timeout inactive 15 ! snmp-server ifindex persist ! Interface…

You could if you so wished use varibles in the email. All the available varibles are in the manual.

Unfortunately that's how they are stored in the database...

I dont add weight as such to any email. An issue is an issue, and the email tells the ops to go and look ;-)

I have alerts set up for "GlobalSystemStatus not= good" and also "DiskStatus not= online"

Here what I did: * Create new summary view * Add Custom Object Resource * Preview, then edit resource * Choose the interfaces object type and add my interfaces by clicking on Select Object * * Select chart type, which then displays Edit Settings * Add 95th percentile line and submit Let me know how you get on, and at which…

How exactly are you testing/initiated a "failure"? Remember that you would need a failure of at least a minute to account for the polling nature of advanced alerts. Once you have initiated the failure, what does the web portal show for the device in question?

I'd like an update to this too. Thanks Stuart

- How'd you get on with this?

Have you configured a matching string on the device? You say the device is an IBM Server. Is this a windows server?

There is a missing WHERE clause: From Interfaces join Nodeson Interfaces.NodeID = Nodes.NodeID Interfaces.UnManaged = 1 and Nodes.Unmanaged ! = 1 and Assignment_Group='Network' and Interfaces.UnManageUntil is not null should be From Interfaces join Nodeson Interfaces.NodeID = Nodes.NodeIDWHERE Interfaces.UnManaged = 1 and…

Sounds like you are only monitoring the UP interfaces. The query will only report on what is in the database, so if you have not selected all interfaces on a device, only the ones you HAVE selected will be shown. To check on this, find a device that you know has some down interfaces, go to the nodes details page and list…

where (Interfacelastchange < @prev60) is filtering for any device that has a date in InterfaceLastChange that is less than today minus 60. Is it possible query against Last input received ? I'm afraid that's a question for support...

Ok, my theory here is that for whatever reason a single, individual poll was missed for that interface. Perhaps there was a high traffic load, the device was running high CPU, or something else that meant the response from the query "are you up" was not received. This put the interface in warning. The next poll got through…

Its a UnDP resource configured as a table. The alerts look like this: Status Alert Disk Alert