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Same here
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That was the fix for us too.
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I ended up creating a report with the query. the report will have an export to excel button.
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I know this is an old thread but I still seems relevant. I believe I am running into the problem you mentioned about AD authentication. We just added an additional web server and the server is in a different AD domain as the Primary Orion Server. for the install and communications between the servers we are useing a…
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I had to go through the same steps to get snmp polling for Checkpoint Firewalls. I also had to create a custom poller to get the OS Version and Vendor and Machine Type. If your interested here is my notes on it: How to monitor check point firewall using NPM
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Thank you njoylif, I did that and it is working. I had one quirk where one link on the menu bar was still going back to the host name instead of the FQDN. I found that the properties in the custom menu was point to the hostname instead of a relative path. I made it relative and it started working properly. Thank you Again.
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There is a way to query the db with the SWQL. http://<orionserver>/Orion/admin/swis.aspx I messed with it for a while till I figured out what I needed then built a report using the the following SWQL: SELECT SysName, AgentIP, SNMPUsername, SNMPLevel, SNMPEncryptType, SNMPAuthType, OSVersion, OSImage FROM Cirrus.Nodes
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I know this is an old thread but wanted to put in the document link: Difference between ICMP & SNMP response time
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In the policy you allow SNMP and PING but nothing special, in the SNMP config use the physical address for the location and it will map it correctly on the Global Map. I created my own Custom Poller (Attached) and it is getting the correct Firewall info:
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You need to wait till it polls the device and updates the Database or you can force it to poll right away by clicking on the "Poll Now" button on the Node Summary Page. I have tested it on Check point 2205, 12600, 13500, 15400, 3100, 4800, and 1470. What Appliance are you trying to poll the information from?
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Thank you planglois, I worked with a SW engineer and we rebuilt the website yesterday. So far it seems to be good.
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I would love the one based on R80. Thanks. To import the .poller file * go to All Settings -> Node and Group Management -> Manage Pollers. * select import and select the file. * assign it to the nodes you want. If the option is grayed out then Orion needs to scan the device to see if the OIDs match. Might take time to scan…
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I am having the same problem, We did the exact same thing where we added a https cert for the fqdn and I wan't everything to refer to the fqdn not the hostname. Designerfx, did you find a fix?
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We do it through syslog viewer and syslog rules. The rules is when a Syslog Message Pattern matches " *Security violation* " and the action is to email our network admins.
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I was able to pull the info by creating a custom poller attached
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I upgraded to 11.5.2 four weeks ago and I am receiving the "Event ID: 1000, Faulting application w3wp.exe" about every 10 minutes. Is there any updates?