superfly · Senior Network Engineer · ✭✭✭✭✭

Most devices are catered for especially cisco devices. What devices do you have?

Check out this post of mine from a few years ago. There is a buildin alert in SW for BGP alerting. BGP Neighbour alerts.

I think if you know the Orion platform, then you should be able to figure out any environment that you come across. The particular environment where I'm currently working is fairly simple so there were no things that tripped me up. I wasn't hired though for my Solarwinds skills but it was a bonus for them so now I can work…

Can you send or receive files from this TFTP server to other network devices?

Thanks for the information. I didn't realise that Group By option existed. Once the Add to NCM button appears, all will be perfect.

Can you please paste in your trigger alert that works for you and mark this question as answered? That way anyone that comes across this thread will know what you did to get it going. Thanks.

Maybe, won't know until he tries it. I just hope he has nothing in the Alert Surpression section.

You can drag and drop the subnets from Discovered Subnets into any of the folders.

There's a tick box that you can select as part of the config download job so check the downloaded config to the last config that was downloaded. It then sends me an email which shows which configs don't match. I first download all the startup configs. 1 hour later I download all the running configs and as part of that job…

Ok so the issue is with WMI. Have you tried logging onto the server in question with the credentials you are using in Solarwinds?

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I just manually deleted the files at the time when I had the issue. If I was you, I would log a case for this as they should be self cleaning.

Groovy, hope it works Just kidding, it will work. Just mark this as answered once you're happy with the outcome. Thanks.

I'm sure I would've missed it too! Glad you got it sorted

Wow that is weird. Have you tried changing the switch IP address? Another thing would be to swap supervisor modules with a unit that is fine. It still sounds like a switch issue to me. I know Cisco have said all is ok but there's something weird about it. You've done everything as you normally would. Be good if Cisco would…

The above posted link does contain all the information on how to create a map. But basically you can either get it to autodraw a map for you or just make one yourself. To make one yourself, open a New map and drag in the nodes you wish to display on this map. You then use the "straight line" button and create a line…

Haha, that takes me back!

atkinsd wrote: I at least made some progress. Thank you. I am guessing it is the "configs from selected nodes" or search all configs that present the problem? I did a search for configs over the past week and it produced an answer. Thanks for the assistance. Got any ideas of how to search the configuration database for…

I was wondering how you were doing your testing as if you are testing it against another device, you may see incorrect values being returned. But I see your poller is working so that's fine, just need to fine tune your email. I did some testing with my own pollers and found the following worked for me. Change the Type of…

There is no apply button. What I've described in my previous post, is how you save changes to the default settings. You need to make your changes, then come back to the screen you've posted up and highlight Default Settings and press save. If it still reverts back after that, then the only thing I can think of is that you…

In RTCD you can set it up so that it lets you know how made the change. See here for more info. Re: NCM- Realtime Config Change Detection- Usernames Not

Did you try my second suggestion (what is in the image I posted)?

Use syslog alerting and SNMP alerting for power supply issues.

You can schedule the reports as per kweise's post. You could also custom tune it by creating your own report and adding extra settings to the window below.

If they don't show up by default, you'd have to try and create your own custom poller for it.

Correct, I don't bother to monitor ports that have general pc's plugged into them.

No, the alert will trigger a event log message. On your WLC5520 node summary page, can you see all the associated AP's with it?

Now it all makes sense! Very clever. Thanks

How much time are you allowing it to take?

I would expect that you'd see the same info on both version's charts. But as they are both old versions, I'm not sure what they would show. Let's say a 2 Mbps link was incorrectly setup in Solarwinds as a 1 Mbps link, I would expect to see the link spike to 200% as at 100% it should be only running at 1 Mbps. I would…