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I guess you'll have to either upload it via serial or you could try FTP if that's available to you.

As mentioned already, I also can't see how you can do this with Solarwinds. But there seem to be a few tools available on the internet that could do this for you where it automatically tests bandwidth and reports on it.

Post up each one of the tabs in your trigger. Maybe there's something in there. Like a suppression. One last thing when you turn on the trigger, do you see the alert pop up in the active alert view of the alert manager? On 15 Sep 2014, at 8:03 pm, "carlton.patterson@matthey.com" <

Sorry I don't know if that will work. Sounds ok but not sure.

Sorry for the late reply, but yes we have 3.4 & 4 on the server.

This may be totally wrong but could someone just have done a test and picked that interface for the test?

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I'm not sure what the problem is but it looks to me like a configuration issue on your router. I'm guessing whilst you are running on the cellular link, users at the remote site could still ping their gateway 10.49.147.1 but you pinging it from the other end doesn't work so something on the router is blocking ICMP.…

This is fantastic! Much better than the report writer version I've been using I left out the search function as there's not many nodes in the list. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for your help mate! I appreciate it. I'll go with what you've said. Looks like my main problem was selecting the wrong columns so now it looks much better! And I'll just stick with using the Web-Based reports only.

Just do a quick test of say 3 devices. On one of them make a change so that RTCD downloads a copy of the running config. Now run your backup job and see which device it downloads a copy from. In my case, the devices where the last copy was downloaded by RTCD, will download another copy of the config.

Those credentials are for UCS. Don't fill them out. This is how you add in CLI credentials except point 3 should say click on "Remove nodes from VOIP and Network Quality Manager. Then select the device you want and click on Edit. It will then allow you to set up the credentials.…

I'm not sure if those Aruba switches are fully supported. The stacking definitely works with Cisco switches. Check with support to see if Aruba's work.

I clicked on photos, hit control-v to paste in my snip and voila, here it is.

An update. I ended up running this command (which is listed above to uninstall HF1) Msiexec /package {35799498-505e-47ef-a712-4aa25d1cc09e} /uninstall {1d6bce2d-803b-4787-80fc-375fdc9710f5} /passive It did some stuff and then HF2 was uninstalled. So I then ran the latest installer and now HF2 is installed again and my…

I've already voted on both of those

Post up a screen shot on how you have the NCM profile configured.

I can honestly say I'd never heard of Disturbed. I must still be living in the 70s and 80s. But I checked them out on youtube and they're not really my thing.

Yes, just some screen shots showing where you are having the issue.

That all looks fine. How often is your alert set to run? Beyond that, I'm not sure what could be causing the delay. I don't have a WLC in my current environment so I can't test it.

What version of NPM are you running? Did you try my other suggestion? Nodes.MachineType NOT LIKE '%37XX%'

I don't know what Solarwinds uses for the comparision sorry. Maybe you could review your archive/downloading of configs strategy that will give you a longer time of having configs available for comparison.

I'll explain my situation better. I have 1 remote router with 2 links on it. We monitor the loopback address of the router and both interfaces. Main link goes down as BGP has stopped routing. Traffic is now using backup link. Orion still thinks everything is ok as it can see loopback and both interfaces are still up. What…

Please keep us posted.

You can just turn logging off on the device you are not interested in. Or you could set it to "logging trap alerts".

The better question is "who drinks tea??"

Have you got all your WLC logs going to a syslog server? If so, then search through them for the username that you are using and see if anything is logged. I thought that even if you logged on as the local user, it would still record something in the logs. Unfortunately I can't test that. If you can't find any indication…

Yes you have to configure the SNMP on it so Solarwinds can access it.

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It's on the Orion server where you've installed NCM. Log onto your Orion server, click on Start, All Programs, Solarwinds Network Configuration Manager and select Solarwinds Network Configuration Manager. This is a GUI, not a web page.