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Saw this issue as well upgrading to 2023.3 where the configuration wizard failed with an error stating something about the SolarWinds JMX Bridge Service Failed, turned out to be a corrupt installation of OpenJDK in C:\Program Files (x86)\SolarWinds\Orion\OpenJDK. Ended up deleting the directory and copying the whole…

If you really want all of them you have to look in SWQL or the database. Using SWQL Studio (link below) you could query Orion.AlertConfigurations entity for the data. There is also an export verb on this entity as well which could be used to export all the XML manually. Something like this would be a start: SELECT ac.Name,…

Well done @"arsenius", that's exactly the way to do it. Sounds like you're looking for the total quantity of nodes which is what you ended up with in your highest_row_query. Yay! Although to get into more detail than probably needed (lol) I'd like to help clarify one aspect which @"wluther" mentioned. There is a difference…

I've seen some of those audit logs as well, not sure what it exactly means though if it's a sign of a bad password or misconfigured connection, or some obscure bug, unsure.

Here's a SWQL query that would get you all that together. Not sure what exactly you're looking for but this is a start for you. SELECT p.PollerID ,p.PollerType ,p.NetObjectType ,p.NetObjectID ,p.Uri ,'Orion.Pollers' AS [Source] FROM Orion.Pollers AS p WHERE p.Enabled = 1 UNION ALL ( SELECT d.ID AS [PollerId] ,dt.Name AS…

Hey there @"sgm11", The most crucial point in the documentation there is: "The storage location cannot be the same as the TFTP or SFTP/SCP root folders. The storage location must be a shared network location." I'm not sure if a subfolder inside the root folders would work or not or cause issues, I'd probably separate them.…

That's the theory, but the selection has to be exact and match, I was able to get this to work. E.g. if your group name is "Dallas" and a MAP name of "Dallas" select "${Name}" if your group name is "Dallas" and a MAP name of "Group Dallas" select "Group ${Name}"

It defines a variable format to use to display the appropriate map. For example if I chose ${Name} - this would assume that the "Name" column of every group is the name of the Map to show on the view. Same with ${Id}, it assumes that the name of the Map is the Id. There isn't actually a Caption field, so I'm assuming…

Looks like it's a setting in the widget itself, add the SolarWinds Platform Map widget to the group details view, and click Choose Map. The setting is at the bottom called Map Name Format to select the syntax / method used to identify the map to use for the group.

There's possibly a way to do what you're trying to achieve if you create a modern dashboard and are on a version >= 2020.2.5 using modern dashboard global filters (https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-fusion-dashboard-global-filters.htm) You would need to create a modern…

Thanks @"dodo123"! That will help a ton.

RC's are fully supported, open up a ticket with Support if you haven't already.

This link may be useful (Default Colors/Icons for Orion Statuses - Modern Dashboards - The Orion Platform - THWACK (solarwinds.com), but the data can all be looked at in SWQL Studio with the query below: SELECT si.StatusName ,si.StatusId FROM Orion.StatusInfo AS si

Typically when trying to populate variables in the web, you are restricted to what the webpage can provide you for default variables and they usually don't follow that syntax - e.g. instead of ${N=SwisEntity;M=AlertObjectID} it would be just ${AlertObjectID} -- note I haven't actually tested that so who knows maybe it…

Perhaps an issue with the base DN configuration, which is usually auto-detected in that UI, but could be wrong. Enable SolarWinds Platform users to authenticate through LDAP

Thanks good to know I'm not the only one seeing this 

At first glance, potentially a firewall issue or maybe a windows firewall issue on the new 2019 servers? Do the new 2019 APE servers have the same IP addresses and hostnames as the old server? Are there different GPO's applied within your domain against these new 2019 servers compared to your old? Shot in the dark... and…

Did anyone see this? documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-windows-authentication-with-active-directory-sw2411.htm

Hey @"jm_sysadmin", I get the same results you see and also have underscores in numerous custom properties. This is pretty cool funcionality though. I've got so many ideas on how to put this to use but not sure how conplex you can get with it.

Have a read over here. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../ha_what_is_high_availability.htm

Hey there @"max348", There's lots of ways to do it but it's pretty straight forward and I can share my experience and implementation around it. How I've inplemented it in the past: * Qty (2) AWS (Additional Web Servers) or more depending on preference * Create a vIP DNS name that points at and is hosted by the F5 Pool *…

Woah, thats handy never knew!

Use a custom SWQL Variable for that. Here's an attempt at one.. does it work? Sorry not able to test at the moment. ${N=SWQL;M=SELECT ISNULL('${N=SwisEntity;M=CustomProperties.RunBook}', 'Value NULL OOPS') AS val1 FROM Orion.Nodes AS n}

With so many possible variations in SWQL and methods to build the queries this seems like there's differences in validation techniques perhaps between SWQL Studio and Modern Dashboards

Not sure if it's possible here, but could PowerShell script do this with Invoke-RestMethod? Leveraging a PowerShell component in SAM?

Also silly question here - is it possible to refresh the token every time so its a consistent repeatable API call?

Maybe helpful - SAM API Pollers can chain multiple request together. Docs below. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../sam-api-poller-chain-requests.htm

Something like this is what you'd end up with, and should work for this, essentially combining the two methods. You need to ensure you have proper formatting of the CSV file. The powershell below must have the headers "Caption", "IP_Address" and "Vendor" within the CSV. You could certainly adjust this as needed to include…

Could you try this swql query? Might be what you're looking for... there's navigational properties for the Account via SWQL. SELECT TOLOCAL(ae.TimeLoggedUtc) AS [TimeStamp] ,ae.AccountID AS [Account] ,ae.AuditEventMessage AS [Event] ,ae.Account.GroupInfo AS [Group Details] FROM Orion.AuditingEvents AS ae WHERE…

Certainly lots of creative (and trivial storage of) ways to pass credentials into scripts in PowerShell that could be used to workaround this issue for sure. Good to share none-the-less as it could be very useful for others here. I myself use -Trusted all the time dynamically as I tend to work in PowerShell frequently to…