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That sounds good. As soon as you have the short term fix, please share.

Ah that's good to know. I will give it a test run EDIT: So I gave it a test run and got the following results. My alert rule is set to check every 1min. For the image below, I received 3 emails. The ones I got an email for were 13:25:16, 13:26:17 & 13:27:20. So you can see I missed 3 syslog email between each one that I…

Actually I have a question for you, with the old syslogs I could look at a node's Summary page and in the Node Related 30 Syslog Messages widget, I could quickly and easily see all the syslogs associated with that node. Now that widget just says "There are no messages". is there a different widget I should be using? Thanks.

Ah that's good to know. I will give it a test run

I've just started using LA and I can't do a simple thing like forward a syslog to an email. Yes I can create the rule to fire off an alert, but I can't attach the actual syslog message to my alert. Here's my thread on this. Syslogs in NPM 12.5 Also in the past I was using syslog for instant alerting on link flapping. How…

If you have NCM then use it to report on Cisco device serial numbers.

SSH access on the node popover would be an excellent addition. This is a feature you can currently do in a competitor's product. Even from a map view. Keep up the good work.

This is great. I've added it in on my web page view so it's easy to see what's currently unmanged.

You're alerting on the average transmit or receive and then for 5 minutes. You need to alert on current transmit or receive values.

Thanks. I don't know SQL at all so this is a very handy list. Thanks for sharing.

For anything redundant, I monitor both nodes individually. But this will only work if both nodes have their own IP address. As for best practice, I don't know.

Add a widget like Top XX Interfaces by Percent Utilization and then use a filter to just populated it with the interfaces you're interested in.

That view is showing the link in utilization, not whether the link is up or down. It is telling you that it's unable to show the link utilization.

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Solarwinds will pick up the new device details, no problems there. Only issue will be if the interfaces you monitor change names. You may need to delete the now 'unknown' interfaces and add in the new ones. I've done this heaps when I upgrade old devices to new ones.

I haven't upgraded mine as yet but FWIW every other upgrade I've done has always gone faultless.

It's in the manual under Status Indicators. Here's the list from the manual

Welcome to all the newbies!

NPM shows how much utilization you have and NTA shows you who is using that bandwidth.

How are you creating this image? It looks to me that the layout is depended on the length of the first columns entry.

How about creating 2 separate reports and adding in a time frame to something similar as listed in this image.

Can't say I've ever experienced that. What version of NPM do you use?

I've not done this but this may help you. http://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/29526

How many ports are you licensed for? Is it a case of trying to monitor more ports than your license allows?

One time I couldn't log a ticket on the Solarwinds website so I emailed customersales@solarwinds.com & maintenance@solarwinds.com. I got a reply from maintenance that logged a ticket for me. I've not rung them as they're not in Australia. This bit is in their email footer. Maybe email them as well. " If you have any…

I ended up changing the hop count to 0 so that the scan wouldn't take as long. So now I just have the 1 scan and it completes in the allowed timeframe.

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You can download it from Microsoft. Just search in google for Microsoft mdac. 2.8 seems to be the current version.

Best way to scan is to have a separate network range for your network devices, that way it will only discover devices you're interested in. If your network devices are just mixed in the ranges with computers etc, then you'll have to scan the whole range. But once you've done a scan, tick all the all the devices you're not…

The default community string is public. But it's normally the device that has the community string configured on it, not the wireless lan card.