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Uh oh - yes, the web interface is going to try to set all the properties. Since "EitherLocation" is a calculated property, you can't set it. My apologies - I didn't think about that angle when I made this suggestion. Let me see if I can find a workaround for you.

Close. You need "-X POST" instead of "-X GET". And "-d file.json" should be "-d @file.json" - otherwise curl will send the literal string "file.json" instead of the contents of the file named "file.json". The file should look like this: [ [ { "DefinitionId": "F70CAB60-D451-4DBB-97D1-C84649DFC81E", "ObjectId": "19",…

I would expect it to keep working in the future. If you have problems with it, we can help you out on Thwack. Does that cover your needs for support?

Unfortunately, no. This feature request is 173733 in our system.

SQL Server is SQL Server. It has its own configuration tools.

Ok, now I understand. This is a bug - we lost a feature when we moved this resource to ASP.NET. I'll get it entered into our bug tracking system.

Could you zip up C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\InformationService\v2.0\Orion.InformationService.log and send it to me by private message?

We are spending too much time fighting with SOAP and XML serialization. JSON is much more forgiving. I was able to acknowlege an alert by posting this body to https://localhost:17778/SolarWinds/InformationService/v3/Json/Invoke/Orion.AlertStatus/Acknowledge: [ [ { "DefinitionId": "F70CAB60-D451-4DBB-97D1-C84649DFC81E",…

Tentatively, mid-October.

The version of SWIS included with EOC does not support the CASE expression.

The SAM API does not support managing template group assignments, only querying them.

I don't have a timeline for you. You can add your vote here:

SQL Express is using a named instance. If you try to connect to (local), that's the default instance. You probably need to be connecting to (local)\SOLARWINDS_ORION. That's the name of the instance our evaluation installer creates.

Your understanding of the intended use of "acknowledge" is correct. Muting is more like a variation on "unmanage". We have no plans to encourage a workflow based on muting nodes in response to alerts - muting is intended for things like maintenance windows where some downtime or service impairment is anticipated. You will…

Good, that one makes it easy to add links. Just add "DetailsUrl AS [_LinkFor_NodeName]" to the SELECT clause. Like this: Select Nodes.nodeID, Nodes.Caption as NodeName, Nodes.StatusDescription As Status, HourDiff(LastSystemUpTimePollUtc, GetUtcDate()) as [Down Time], ToString(ToLocal(LastSystemUpTimePollUtc)) As [Last Date…

That sounds fairly straightforward. You just need to query for the Store_ID value where I put [your criteria here]. $storeId = [read the value from the file] $uri = Get-SwisData $swis "SELECT TOP 1 Uri FROM Orion.Nodes WHERE Nodes.CustomProperties.Store_ID=@storeid" @{storeid=$storeId} Remove-SwisObject $swis $uri If you…

Thanks for the explanation. That use case makes sense to me.

It looks like that verb checks for "Node Management" rights, so it isn't wide open. But it should probably be checking for an appropriate role in NCM. I added a note about that verb specifically to the ticket.

Judging from your later posts, it sounds like may have gotten past this issue. But to help out anyway, I update the C# sample on GitHub to show how to call the Create, Read, Update, and Delete operation types from C#. See https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK/blob/master/Samples/CSharp/SwisClient.cs . Let me know if you…

MapMaker will allow you to group nodes by any property you like, so long as it is Vendor. Sorry!

I made an ASP.NET resource (9.5 compatible) by combining this code with the stock Down Nodes resource and posted it here: . See if it works for you.

There was an issue with the TrapVarBinds table not getting cleaned up properly, but that was fixed in 8.5. I wonder if you are somehow getting orphan data in that table? Try this query and post back with how many rows it returns. It should be zero. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TrapVarBinds WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT TrapID FROM…

For better or worse (worse), Orion has a mix of UTC and "local" timestamps in the database depending on which table/column you are working with. SWIS smooths over this difference by dealing with clients in UTC as much as possible and converting to local time (as determined by SQL Server) when tables/columns in local time…

Try updating to the latest - I didn't find an exact match for your problem, but there have been some fixes to how SwisSnapin handles powershell lists that might be relevant. https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK/releases/latest

The custom poller resources can generally be set to hide themselves when you are on a node details page for a node that doesn't have that custom poller assigned. Could you make this work just by putting those custom poller resources on whatever view the Juniper box uses by default? They shouldn't get in the way on other…

What is in $ips at this point? It sounds like there may be some problem there. Also, you can use this command to print more information about the most recent powershell error: $error[0]|format-list -force

No, it wasn't. You've got one more update to go. Alternatively, there is a workaround that you can use on 11.5.{0,1} - https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/75743#270516. If you go with the workaround, be sure to remove it from your scripts when you do update.

They confirmed there is no good way to automate this in current SAM.

In SWQL Studio, you probably want to do everything using the "Orion (v3)" type. The username/password you use should be one that can be used to log in to the Orion website.