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Ok please supply your alert that you think should've triggered. So since the reboot it has no longer worked? Make sure your Solarwinds Alerting Engine is running. In fact check that they are all running. If that's ok, let's check your alert.

There isn't a simple answer. It all depends on your environment. I've read a suggestion on thwack to set it to the 95th percentile over the past month which I think it a good idea. Have a read of this Solved: What is the max bandwidth of a L3 VLAN ... - Cisco Support Community

This needs further information. If you use your trigger like this and then say if a device goes down at 5am, you will get an email at 6am stating this device is down. But the email message will say that the device went down at 6am. Or you can do your alert this way and In this scenario you will still get the email at 6am…

You are talking about NPM, the above question is about removing and adding nodes in NCM. To remove a node in NPM, just click on Manage Nodes, find the node you're looking for and tick the box. Then just click on Delete.

You are correct, when the interface is part of a port channel, you won't see the VLAN info unless you look at the port channel itself. Then you'll see the Assigned VLAN's.

Sounds like something has changed. My guess is that the Type of Property to Monitor has changed.

It's changed since 2011. This is how you do it. Select Customize Page Then add in the following resource. Then save that and go the page and find the newly added resource which will look like. Then click on Select a Report and pick which one you wish to display.

Create a job for downloading configs and set it to occur periodically.

No, it's only applicable on device views.

Sorry yeah I missed the vital word, archive. Only way I know then to compare 2 configs, is by using a file comparison program such as Diffchecker in that case. Cut and paste in the 2 files you wish to compare.

Great! Once you're all good, can you please mark this question as answered. Thanks.

What sort of device is anyone?

It's done the same as this sample map in SAM along with custom labels which contain variables. That's the beauty about Network Atlas, it's super flexible. If you are monitoring it, you can display it in map format.

I emailed 2 maps to Kristin both of the same devices and links. One was in Atlas the other Orion Maps. Orion Maps can get cluttered very quickly in a small space as nato​ has indicated. Here's a small snippet. Custom labels in Atlas, I can also choose to have custom labels/description for the links which I can move around…

Sorry that I missed the bit about virtual servers. Glad you got it sorted!

Yes tick that box on, that way it will use the security you use for NPM. If NPM uses local accounts, then domain\usersaccount won't work. Once you tick that box on, then you'll be able to log into the Configs tab provided the current logged in user has been given access to the NCM section.

Are you an admin in Solarwinds?

I just tried Execute Command Script using 'Show Version' as the script and I picked three devices. The results showed up in a single tab for the 3 devices and the tab is labelled Results and there's a button called Save Results which saves it as a text file. Isn't that what you're looking for?

Are you running the SNMPWALK from the Solarwinds server itself?

Are you monitoring the ASA via the CLI configuration?

Yes Advanced Alert Manager can send alerts as SNMP or syslog traps.

There's no retention on Alerts as Alerts need to be actioned. An alert is finished when the conditions on the Reset Conditions tab are met. Until then they will stay. So if you delete an alert that hasn't met the Reset Conditions, it will just alert again.

You could change the polling time down to 10 seconds. Do you see any packet loss being recorded on the 'Network Latency and Packet Loss' graph?

You'll need to work backwards and see when the user can unmanage a node. Even try creating a new account from scratch and see if it works for them. Maybe the user in question belongs to more than 1 group. First disable the group(s) and then play around with the user's settings till you get it working. I tested a user with…

Can the user still not unmanage the node even when they use the same machine on which the other person can do it?

Yes you can't copy a map. But you can copy the contents from one map to another. I just highlight everything in one map and paste it into a new map. Then I just update each node.

You should get that fixed and consider upgrading to a later version. I believe your version is no longer supported.

Your time is set correctly. It will ignore what happens between 3am and 3:30am.

You could do the report and then embed it in the view.

Sorry you are right and that option will only copy a config if it has changed. сергей wrote: Hi, I think when you put mark on this option, Orion won't download config from device, until changes come to your device. But it is about downloading config from device to Orion. I want to know if Orion saves config on a device…