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@ Bosco, It appears that you installed the Additional Polling Engine software because the error says that it couldn't connect to the main polling engine? Can you please verify that for me? Because you should have installed like NPM on the 2019 server and got it up and running and then do the HA.

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Well, I am glad that putting the original JSON file back worked and you were able to get migrated ok. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

Ah, I am sorry for the confusion that's why I always try to be exact. So yes if you are 11.5.2, you have 2 choices upgrade to 11.5.3 or 12.

Did you login into your network device and have it export Netflow because NTA is just an active listener waiting to receive data from your firewall for example.

I would make sure SNMP is setup on the one that isn't polling and test it on NPM to make sure it works.

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There is no fix for 11.5.2, you can either upgrade to NPM 11.5.3 which just has all the hotfixes from 11.5.2 or you could also upgrade to NPM 12. Just check your requirements for 12 because Server 2008 non R2 isn't supported NPM 12.0 system requirements - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

Yes, Solarwinds gives support for trial users but its through our Sales Engineers, so your account manager will setup a call with them to help answer your questions or through email.

Its up above but here it is again: The SNMP OID for pullig 1.3.6.1.2.1.90.1.2.1.1.3.3.110.97.116.1.49 How to calculate OID: Custom MIB (page10) Or the official link is also below: Create a Universal Device Poller (UnDP) - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

You actually can but you do have to have a separate polling engine, so technically you can have the same ip address pulled by the same Solarwinds polling engine like your main poller.

I would check to make sure both WLC are on the same software version, double check any configurations that would block traffic. I would also upgrade NPM to version 12.1.

LWAP's isn't supported currently on 11.5.3 but autonomous mode is so you would have to change the configuration.

Don't forget about the DHCP admin event, just reminder when looking for connectors for something the easiest way to see what connectors are available is just to type DHCP in the search box in the connectors field under Manage->Nodes->click Gear beside the ip address of your DHCP server and select Connectors

The commands listed are how to configure IPFIX on Avaya: configure ip-fix ip-address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx protocol udp L4-port 2055 vr "VR-Default" (The X's here are for the SolarWinds Orion Server) configure ip-fix source ip-address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx vr "VR-Default" (The X's here are for the ip address of your Avaya switch)…

Uninstall the Log and Event Manager Reports and Crystal software, go delete the Program files (x86) directory for both software. Then go to link below and download both and run both as Administator by Right clicking on them. Additional LEM downloads for version 6.3 - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

I would highly recommend upgrading to NPM 12.3 and you also might check specs below enough cpu cores, RAM and storage because they might have changed since you 1st installed it. Here is some documentation as well to see what your personal resources should be: Website performance issues - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and…

This issue has been fixed with the latest hotfixes for NPM 12 and NPM 11.5.3

You could also switch from using MapQuest to use Google Maps. https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-171232#start=150

You would need something like our User Device Tracking and have all your ports monitored so if something got plugged in by accident you could see it. You would also need syslog data showing the broadcast from Spanning Tree. Another tool of ours you could use is Network Topology Mapper which would map out what interfaces…

WMI is dynamic ports it can use any ports best thing to do is either do the fixed port listed above, do source and destination rule or you can also use the Solarwinds Agent which only uses port 17777 and port 17778.

You just need to make sure then node has been added a node with SNMPv3 enabled and the same credentials used for normal GET requests

There has been a feature request to add Cisco UCS service profiles so that NPM will add more information. Please go to feature requests and all of you go say that you would like the more people that respond the faster it will get added.

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I wanted everyone to know that Solarwinds updates this information only when a new release comes out. But you can always either go to Settings > Manage Pullers and add the information in by yourself or you can also create a Universal Device Poller by clicking on Start > All Programs > Solarwinds Orion > Universal Device…

Yes, it can be done you have to enable syslog for NCM.

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