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I got around this same issue by using the Universal Device Poller and specifying the disks to monitor in /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf disk / 15%

Found that removing and adding CPU & Memory poller, then clicking on "Poll Now" updated the correct CPUCount

This is an old question, but I have written an alert for this. I want to alert on: Custom SWQL Alert Set up your SWQL condition: SELECT Nodes.Uri, Nodes.DisplayName FROM Orion.Nodes AS Nodes WHERE Nodes.CustomProperties.Environment = 'Linux Non-Prod System' AND Nodes.LoadAverage1 > (Nodes.CPUCount * 6) OR…

Just change the Command Line from perl ${SCRIPT}; to bash ${SCRIPT} and in the script body put something like: #!/bin/bash sudo su - username You will need to give the user that connects access to this command in your suders with the NOPASSWD option.

Running into the same issue with AIX. Some work just fine, but some nodes receive this error. I can run the script manually through SSH to the node just fine.

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Can you log into your server with putty FROM the SolarWinds server?

You could make an application template and add a component monitor that runs a script through SSH to grab your swap usage. 

We moved from Linux Agent to SNMP because of this very issue. We did not want to go one by one and click each mount. Your only option is to create a discovery and check the box for "Check all existing Nodes polling with agents for node changes and updates" and click through ignoring the SNMP page. The only problem is this…