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ding​ no one has contacted me yet about the case I logged for this. I logged it as high almost 24 hours ago. When should I expect them to contact me? Thanks.

I've not applied the Hotfix as yet but I've just noticed that my subnets have started scanning again?! When I look at all the subnets, the last discovery data is still set to 16/12/17 or 17/12/17. When I look at the scan job status I see that the Last Discovery is still set to 16/12/17 or 17/12/17 But when I then look…

After coming across this thread I just checked mine and my last discovery was 17/12/17 which was the date I last ran an update on my Solarwinds environment to install VMan 8.1. Has anyone got the scanning working again? I haven't installed the hotfix as yet but after reading some of the comments here, I'm not sure if…

I use this option, works well.

All you need to do is edit your current page and add in the "Report from Orion Report Writer" resource and save that. Then you see this on your page Then click on Select a report and find the report you wish to see in this view. That's it

Vote on this http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/1018

chira wrote: Hello, how to add a CLI credential or the SNMP Read/Write credential? I just replied to this message in your other thread. But basically add the node into NPM which is where you assign the CLI & SNMP credentials.

The Network Latency and Packet Loss is calculated by using ping. It does not use SNMP.

What sort of device is it? Can you please show me the output of when you telnet to the device and also a screenshot of the connection profile settings.

Richard is correct. It will only trigger again if you clear the Alert which you can do on the server in Advanced Alert Manager. Click on View and select Active Alerts. Then find the alert you wish to clear and click on the X on the right hand side. Once cleared, it will trigger the alert again.

Have you got a bandwidth statement on the interface itself?

daveb7114 wrote: Pravin68, I notice from your JPG that the second condition is not indented. That's correct. The Xmit & Recv entries need to be indented for it to work.

Use this expression Message like '%fd read error%'

They've had 4 go's at it with the last one being a full reinstallation of 1 of the APE's. Since then, this APE has been down. They now think it's due to the windows security updates being different between main poller and APE. So I'm in the process of updating the APE.

Hi sja​ I only posted this message yesterday just before I went home for the day. Have you got the same issue? I logged ticket #00424873 just now for the issue. I logged it as a system down so hopefully I'll hear something back soon.

You should make a new discussion for this as this one is marked as answered so not everyone may open it anymore.

I've monitored WLC's in the past with no issues. In regards to the AP you disconnected, did it disappear out of the WLC?

I had a look but I can't see how it can be done. If no one else replies then log a feature request for it.

Yup you can just create a group in AD and add all the users to that. Then add that AD group into Solarwinds and set up the group either using mine or nathan's suggestions.

adatole wrote: To my knowledge, the device stats (CPU, RAM, etc) are purged the night after the delete. Meaning: When you delete the node, the records from the nodes table (and possibly the "holy trinity" tables - nodes, volumes, interfaces - are moved to a temporary "deleted" table (relatively easy to find if you dig…

Excellent, your syslog is receiving the messages so now you just need to set the alerting up. So go into syslog viewer and into View and select Alerts/Filter Rules. Mine had created a rule called NCM Rule: Cisco IOS Realtime Change Notifications. If you don't have it then Add New Rule. General Tab: Give it a name DNS…

Yup and it no longer gets polled whilst in unmanaged state.

Yup sure do. I've selected Netflow Flow History and picked the ones I want, but then I get that error.

But SCP is free.

That makes it tricky. Unless you can have 1 non changing account in TACACS that Solarwinds can use, otherwise I'm not sure what you can do. Might be best to log a call with Solarwinds.

Only downside is that you don't see what period the device is unmanaged for. If you create a report to show unmanaged devices and the period they're unmanaged for, you can display this resource instead. I use this report Unmanaged Until Report

I've just stuck with using syslog for this (both OSPF and BGP). It's quick and reliable. Anything involving the alerting engine, comes with a time delay - so it doesn't pick up flapping links.

Craig Norborg wrote: How do you have your credentials set in "Edit Node"? I find if you can use "SSH2" for "Execute Scripts Using", "Request Configs Using" and "Transfer Configs Using" it tends to work the best. I agree with this, I have my SSH profile set up like this.

You've replied to a 10 year old post. Solarwinds has had parent/child functionality for years now

You are using an old version of NCM so it may not have the Session Tracing option. If this has all been working fine and recently failed, you should log a support case with Solarwinds. If it has never worked, then try reloading NCM again.