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Problem is that the provider equipment is still up in both ends but they broke the tunnel between the two interfaces on their two devices due to human error. So my two devices can't see each other.

No, "cdp log adjacency changes" is not supported

Does the query in the linked thread work for you? select caption from orion.nodes where nodeid not in (select corenodeid from ncm.nodes) and vendor='Cisco'

I'm testing with swql studio, and have tried with both v2 and v3

How would you build a query to list the nodes that don't have a group membership? I would like to have a weekly report on nodes, that haven't been assigned at least one group. Next step will be a sanity check of the group memberships and your query seems like a perfect match for that.

The format of the csv I need to create is this: ; Here are the columns of the table. ; Columns 1 and 2 are required. ; Columns 3 through 19 are optional. ; Col# = 1: Name (including domain or simply an IP) ; Col# = 2: RO community string ; Col# = 3: RW community string ; Col# = 4: Serial Number ; Col# = 5: User Field 1 ;…

So you're saying that it's difficult to migrate to WHD?

Hmmm, leaving and joining didn't help but unfollowing, then leaving and joininig did.

I have joined the Thwack EMEA group but task two is still incomplete

You could also monitor for SysUptime, generating an alert when SysUptime is below <polling interval> Just be aware that restarting the snmp agent on Windows, linux or whatever OS you're running would also generate an alert.

I'm not sure, I'm allowed to share the pictures but for now my view is also fairly simply and generated by our administrator: Nodes with Problems Nodes with High Response Time Volumes with High Percent Usage The first two give a good idea on which parts of the world has problems (we have factories and offices in 29…

I have made the following two feature requests for NPM and NCM: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2360 http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2361 Please vote for both of them, if you ever feel lost when building a new query.

I tested with one device where losing history was not a problem: Changed it to ICMP only, and then back to SNMP, using the same community string, and then it got discovered correctly. Edit: I tried the same procedure with one more device where this procedure didn't help

A few things to consider: If the two links are not in a port channel, only one of them is actively being used due to spanning tree, depending on your setup. If the switches are also layer 3 devices, load balancing may prefer only one of the links, even if they are in a port channel. There are a number of ways to mitigate…

Feel free to vote on my Feature Request and add the UDI as well: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2681

I guess that when you start your vpn client from the desktop, it is only that session whose routing table is modified. To have the basic routing table changed, I could imagine that you would have to install the openvpn client as a service. But I'm just guessing...

Are you using syslog-ng on the linux server? syslog-ng is multithreaded and able to do very creative filtering, and is able to simultaneously log locally and forward to LEM.

A few different options, as I don't know of a feature in NCM that can do it: 1) Trigger a download of the config when you receive a SYS-5-CONFIG trap. 2) Configure accounting on a tacacs+ server and generate reports from there 3) Use syslog to log config mode commands: archive log config logging enable notify syslog…

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.783 Cisco 1801-M 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.858 Cisco 892 (and please fix this broken system of having to report "new" devices through a thwack thread, and only having the devices being properly identified in new NPM releases)

Is the reported number going up and down? There is a known bug on stacked switches on some versions of IOS. See for instance Orion shows discards, switch ports do not The problem is that snmp sometimes report back a lower number. When the correct number is reported back the next time, it's seen as a huge number of discards…

I'm still missing a database model, so I'll just use this opportunity to advertise for my two feature requests for documenting the database model in NPM and NCM: NPM: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2360 NCM: http://thwack.solarwinds.com/ideas/2361

A proposed solution is available here: swql query using orion.* and ncm.*

Did you figure something out? Because I also have the same problem. I found a mib for monitoring pki certificates but apparently it is not supported on any routers. I have asked a similar question on Monitor pki certificate status via snmp|2242203 - Cisco Support Community

Hi sja​ Thanks for your suggestion but layer 3 works fine through the connection that was configured correct. Problem was that the provider two times misconfigured one of the two layer 2 connections. That was only detected when the correctly configured link went down. And since the provider did not have proper monitoring…