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  • @"kishore574" Below should help you. A simple trick that I recently learned for creating straight forward modern dashboards using SWQL. Once the query is generated you can use and make changes to custom properties to get desired results. Here is what I've done for Cisco devices:
  • If you're using a custom UDP poller then the SWQL query would be as follows: SELECT CurrentValue FROM Orion.NPM.CustomPollerAssignmentOnNode Where NodeID = 'X' AND DisplayName LIKE 'XXXXXXX' X = SolarWinds Node ID XXXXXXX = Name of the poller. It is usually something like crasNumSessions Hope this helps.
  • Slightly modified and the count is exactly what you see in the 'Remote Access VPN' tab SELECT count ([data].[RemoteAccessSessions].[UserName]) AS [Number] FROM orion.asa.node AS data where [data].[RemoteAccessSessions].[SessionStatus] = 1 and ([data].[RemoteAccessSessions].[NodeId] = XXX or…
  • In place upgrade failed. Dependent services won't start at all. And then we had a good opportunity - got Win 2016 approved with MS SQL 2017 and we are up and running with brand new Orion 2020.2.5 platform. I have taken note on the THWACK article you shared previously, thanks much.
  • thanks Vinay. It appears SFTP service was stopped during the server reboot. we changed the recovery options to "restart the service" under properties.