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Hi, Has there been any movement on this as I am still experiencing the issue... Thanks Stuart

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Yes, you still have NTA licenses due to having remaining NPM licenses. when you added the node there would have been a test button. You can also click the edit node link & test from there. I would say it is unlikely that SNMP is functioning correctly with the results you have described. For further info - NPM is…

Close, but the reset condition is an OR operator. That being said, my theory is that the alert triggered due to last boot change, with the node up, so reset would have to be another last boot change, therefore you are correct - the condition is misconfigured.

Ah ok, that makes sense. I'll run it in the lab tomorrow...

Strange, that was copy/pasted straight from my alert. You Should get this: Alert: Server-E:\ 5429c65f is 81 Percent Utilized Volume Size 930.5 GB Currently Used 751.4 GB Currently Available 179.1 GB Additional Information: Server Name - Server IP Address - xxxx Server Location - xxxx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Current…

It's under the "select a chart" drop down...

No, you can find that in the message center or events page, as long as you also have an alert trigger action to log to the event log...

JOIN NPM_RoutingProtocol on NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.ProtocolID = NPM_RoutingProtocol.ProtocolID WHERE NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.ProtocolID = 14 AND NPM_RoutingNeighbor_V.DisplayName <> 'Established' The JOIN statement can safely be removed from your query. EDIT: When I say "JOIN statement, I meant the whole JOIN line: JOIN…

That has indeed produced the desired format: <pre>$($output) </pre> produces

Hi Bill, Yes you're correct, I was listing the tables from memory. The correct tables are: Views Resources ResourceProperties I have edited my original post. Good luck, let me know how you get on Stuart

Ah yes, I see your point, and unfortunately I think dependencies are the way to go. As an alternative, one way I've handled this is to set a custom property "Key interface" to true for interfaces that I want alerts on and false for ones I dont, but still want statistics. Since (generally) there are two interfaces in any…

Kind of Firstly, remove Interfaces.nodeID from the first line. First problem solved. The next problem - sorting. To sort you use the clause: Order by [column number] [order] so: order by 6 desc and here's the but - When ordering numbers, the first number is where the order is taken from, so 97 is higher than 615, which is…

Thanks for the pointers. It all seems very complicated for what I was looking for, so have gone with a 250% gauge with the statistic underneath. I guess this really points to a FEATURE REQUEST: Please expose SAM variables in maps and custom HTML resources

What do you have here:

Hi Nandish, Maybe I havent explained my requirments well enough. What I need is a way to add the notes AFTER the event. I know how to have the alert generated and added to the event log. What I need to do now is add a note to that event explaining WHY it happened. To use my original example - a node reboots. The reason for…

Thanks madhavan - works perfectly. One last request (as I KNOW this will come up) can I also filter for [DOWN TIME IN MINUTES] > (say) 10 minutes? Ive tried "and [DOWN TIME IN MINUTES] > 10" but this fails on me again. Stuart

Hi tdanner Thanks for the pointers. This has pretty much achieved what I was looking for. Like you mentioned, it's a shame about the formatting. I made a few changes - VolumeType Icon for volume status icon and corrected the typo on your line 31 (my line 38 below) SELECT n.caption as Node,…

It wouldnt burn an element as you'd use the loopback as the system ip address, instead of the address on one of the interfaces. There's a good blog posting about this by Josh Stephens here which explains it far better than I could

The strings are configured in different places, depending on the device. If the device has a web config portal, it will be setup somewhere there, or on a cisco device for example, it is configured in the cli. What is the specific device you are working with?

Have added my vote to your idea, as it would indeed be useful.

Glad to help.

‌The delay you show in your screenshot is configured on the trigger critera page, where you select the alert scope, not on the trigger actions page.

The alert re-trigger is something that is an underlying "feature" in the product. It can be changed with some modifications in the config files, however the maximum is 90 days.

I'd just like to add I experience the same problem as the OP. Sometimes I get the result I expect, or times I get the complete query as text. Never really got ht e tiem to log this as a support case. Stuart

N.Device_Type is not a valid column. This should work for you: Select N.NodeID, N.Caption, N.IP_Address, N.MachineType, Engines.ServerName As 'Polling Engine' From Nodes n Join Engines on (N.IP_Address = Engines.IP) Order By Engines.ServerName HTH Stuart

The node name is in the n.Caption field. You could change the line to be n.caption AS NodeName if you need node name as the column heading.

FSDB is the Flow storage Database. SolarWinds proprietary filesystem based DB for storing flow data since NTA 4.0

Yep, very useful & something I tag on the bottom of all my alerts. Your selection criteria look sound to me. What is the status of the interface in question?