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Looks good to me Good luck!
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Mine too. They all show up as F5 Labs, Inc. I'm still on NPM 11.0.1
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I use this in my report. I have NCM but I'm not sure if you need it. It shows all the switches in the stack (it numbers them in the Switch Number column and displays the serial number.
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I've upgraded to HF3 and it now works again. Thanks!
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Thanks mate. I will log a ticket when I can - I just need to be given access on the account here.
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I'm not sure what your question is. In your original post, I wouldn't say the data was incorrect. It would all depend on your office hours which you haven't specified. And even if you set your traffic for the last 24hrs, the time stamp is still going to be out unless you set it for your correct time zone.
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Ah ok, I'll stop looking at trying to hide them then in that case It would be good to have them totally hidden. As I've set them to 'Hide', then I don't see any point in having the folders displayed. It's not a big deal but seeing the folders may arouse some people's curiosities. Thanks!
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To answer your first questions, yes you would need to setup 2 dependencies. One with the firewall as parent, the other with the core switch as the parent. When you get the down notifications, do they all come at the same time? Can you show us your dependency setup?
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Have you looked on the device's logs? I've got this on a Cisco 3750 stack currently and it keeps logging SNMP messages. So for this one I'm upgrading the IOS which should hopefully fix the SNMP engine on it. And depending on what device it is, you may be able to restart the SNMP engine on it. I did try this on my Cisco…
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This just add a link to an external website thus only showing that external website when you click on it. I think the OP wants to embed an external website within another view. That doesn't seem to be possible - you could do a feature request for it. If the external website is a gif you could view it using the Atlas.…
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dfairles wrote: Why can we still not do things like, delete an interface or add an application when on a node? Why must we go back to manage all nodes, find that node again and delete that old interface from a server? Add this resource into your node page. Then you can edit the node directly.
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You need to go into Configure Rules and select Syslog and then My Custom Rules Then click on Create New Rule and follow the prompts. In here you will also create an Alert for it. There is currently a bug where not all syslogs are being sent to email if a device sends more than 1 syslog per minute.
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Yeah me too. I only did the NPM beta.
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It happens to me every now and then and after a reboot of the poller, all comes good.
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Every case I've had open with Solarwinds has been dealt with promptly and effectively. I've had gotomeetings with them with no issues. Email them a time when you are ready to do a gotomeeting and then be available for it. They are obviously trying to do a gotomeeting when you're not available. Hope you get it sorted, would…
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Sorry for the late reply. 1) I would just leave the script on the Solarwinds server as part of the NCM job. 2) You can run the job under which ever account you like. Passwords are encrypted on the Solarwinds server so all should be secure seeing SCP is secure copy protocol.
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Could I please get a copy of the email as well? I didn't get the email either. Thanks.
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You're right,I forgot about that. As well as that the spike in latency can also be caused if the ICMP transverses a firewall or something like that. Netpath would help determine where the slowness occurs.
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That's what I thought. I couldn't see a flow source. Glad you got it sorted. Can you please mark this question as answered? Thanks.
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neil2094 wrote: Possibly this is due to the version code being quite old, 10.1.3 Must be as I tested this on my setup where I took a node down at 8:50am (so out of hours) and I got notified it was down at 9am (in hours).
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What version of NPM are you using? As you can't have 2 devices with the same IP in NPM in version 11.
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You obviously have too much time on your hands Congrats. I'm getting closer to the 100K club.
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I just use cut and paste. It's quick and easy.
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Try changing the port on the router or the router itself.
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Have you changed ports on the switch? If using a SFP, try changing that as well. Otherwise try upgrading the IOS.
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I've done the exact same thing. Takes a bit to set it all up but once all non-cared about items are in the ignored list, it only picks up what I need to know about.
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Wow, I come back after a weekend and you've been knocking out the posts!! Especially in the Geek Speak section. Guess they're worth 50 points each You'll be flying up that leaderboard in no time.
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If you don't exit out of the "configuration telnet" mode, then a syslog will not be fired off. Each time you make a change and exit conf t mode, you'll get an email. But you could use this to delay but I've not tried it.
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It just appears like that and I assume it's because I have the Config retention set to 6 months. You can set your config retention on the "Purge Old Configs From Database" job. Looks like this.
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Great idea, it's got my vote.