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What do you have for the reply address in the 'From E-Mail Account' section?

I agree with @"acf6276" in that you should upgrade the IOS first.

I don't disagree but until the software can do it, you can see if they'll add it in by voting on a feature request for it. Let us know how you go.

Couldn't you just use NCM for this? Create a script to run the command and select the devices you wish to run it on.

Does this only happen on VLAN's?

I'm using NCM 7.6 so it may be different but go into Edit report. Then in the Layout Builder section click on the highlighted Edit button. Then in Selection Method select either Specific Objects (just tick Cisco) or Dynamic Query Builder and create a query to show the info you're looking for.

In the NCM job just tick this box in the email details section.

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Advanced Alert Manager now comes with a buildin rule called "Alert me when a neighbor goes down" Another option is to use the syslog viewer to report on these routing changes. As long as a syslog is recorded, you can send yourself an alert email etc. I use this option to report on my BGP links.

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Personally I prefer the option of manually adding in the node into NCM. There are plenty of nodes I don't want into NCM. And to combat the forgetful staff that don't add in node into NCM (if it should be in there), I periodically look into here and scan through all the No ones. I know this doesn't help you but just because…

If it was working and then it stopped, something has changed. Could be that credentials have expired/changed, a firewall has been installed etc. Have you tried to manually SSH to the device in question from the Poller? Does it work?

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Hi, if this has fixed your issue can you please mark it as answered Thanks.

You already said it was cool back in 2015 when this thread was started

d09h wrote: Via Manage Nodes --> Edit Properties, you have options to change a node's polling interval: https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/Success_Center/orionplatform/Content/Core-Editing-Node-and-Interface-Properties-sw1487.htm #5 To change the existing polling intervals, provide new intervals in the Node Status…

Excellent. Glad to help.

I'm not sure if you can do it with IPmonitor but you can do it with the Advanced Alert Manager. I have mine set up as per image below. So after the device is above 300ms for 5 mins, I will get an email alert. For the reset condition you can use something like Average Response Time is less than 100ms.

You can just do the upgrades in stages. When I had to do 17 steps of upgrades, I just scheduled an outage window each night and did as many of the upgrades as I could within that time window. The new (NPM 12.2) installer seems to be much quicker.

I had a look and I can't work it out either. Maybe you could make a feature request for this.

aaswi wrote: NPM monitors interfaces. If you want port details (such as macs, and mac history) and the ability to disable ports from the console, see UDT. This is where you can shutdown ports in NPM.

Ah yeah, that's right. I ended up adding .0 to the end of some of mine to get them working. Glad you got it working!

Stephen Occhiogrosso wrote: Unless there is a MIB to pull the routing table, I don't see how you could guys could do that (but you guys have impressed me many times in the past) The other problem is with routing protocol like EIGRP would the topology table (all links in the topology table not just the successor and…

There's an easier way. Just open Syslog Viewer on the Solarwinds server and see if your syslog messages are coming in. If they are then all is good. If not, then the device is not sending them correctly or it's getting blocked upstream. The OP had the syslog messages coming in but as the IP addresses differed, the…

Look into groups and dependencies.

I would agree with this. You have to decide what's really important. You could still receive all of them as emails but filter out the "not so important" ones into a separate folder.

bourlis wrote: Caveats that we've ran into. You can only have one Reat-Time rule, period. In other words you can't create a Reat-Time action item for a certain vendor and then create a new one for another vendor. At least I couldn't and Support said I was unable to at the time we enabled it. To resolve this I just modified…

If the user doesn't have a logon on the Orion box, it should use the DirectLink user account. Is yours enabled?

Most to me look like they've removed the name and substituted it with something generic, I know I did. But even if you knew my Solarwinds server name, what difference would that make?

I agree with this ^^ Suppress in the trigger works well.