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I fear that some day in the near future I'll be trying to explain how something in IT works and no matter how exciting I try to make the story all the young kids will just roll their eyes and impatiently (while talking to each other on their phones) wait for me to finish my antiquated history lesson on...whatever it was I…

If you are unable to access historical data...you might not be able to figure out what happened the night before.... Bump (2011) - IMDb

Agreed + upvoted. I added a similar feature request to "add a search box for anything expected to be larger than a screen/page of data" so filtering could be consistently applied to any console resource. I also explicitly named the alert managers (basic/advanced) as well because it's annoying to have so many rules and…

One more thing I noticed: the "Event summary" resources show green events/status changes/etc. . I cannot build a query to add to the group for "all non green events" because an event is not an object (I guess?). If Events are not objects, then I woudl slightly change my initial enhancement request to filter events or…

I was also under this impression. Maybe if you leave it "unmanaged" for too long the data gets deleted (like database maintenance runs and cleans it up)? I haven't tested this, but I believe when I've unmanaged for short periods of time ( a few days) the historical data before I unmanaged it is still there when I remanage…

People would get creative with how they use all the dead/useless technology. I imagine there would be an abundance of: - TV's/Monitors turned into fish tanks (very thin fish tanks?) - USB sticks re purposed as stakes to label plants in the garden. - Phones as coasters for drinks or put under furniture to move heavy things…

Also: Maybe have some rules to run against the results befre import to filter out/in the results before import?

I call that "The Devil's Reboot" or "Reinicio del Diablo": Whenever you finally have to shut everything down and take things apart....and it magically fixes itself.

Unwitnessed, but heard about at places i worked at: - Maintenance/contractor hit the big red button in one of the data centers thinking it was ....a different big red button?. Seems to be a common theme, from some reports above. Maybe IT should start installing a smaller/bigger button? Or maybe the box to the button has to…

What you gonna do with all that data? All that data inside your Data Warehouse? I'm a get, get, get, get you drunk Get you love drunk off my long term interface statistics, reporting, trending, and capacity planning My bump, my bump, my bump My bump, my bump, my bump My bump, my bump, my bump (I'm very sorry for what I…

I'm also wanting some "extra" info in all of the account related settings (Orion user, Windows User, AD Groups). If you're voting for this, here are some other requests related to trying to keep track of account attributes:

I have a handful of custom properties I made that are literally only to be used for a certain team, and another handful that are "mostly global" for groups or alert handling but only for "admin" use since if you mess them up, alerts don't go out properly. Since "everyone" can see them its a little ugly as some custom…

The groove was slowly created from the very beginning of the project all the way to the end so it's hard to tell how much deeper this made it. It was one of those projects where a simple solution is originally proposed ("Have someone just throw together a shell script before lunch to take of this easy task! Tee Hee!") and…

I'm also wanting some "extra" info in all of the account related settings (Orion user, Windows User, AD Groups). If you're voting for this, here are some other requests related to trying to keep track of account attributes:

at first I'm thinking "ha ha...not going to happen"..but then after thinking about it, if you want the C:\ drive to be less prone to filling up "by accident", then this (and tmp, etc) should be configured to point away from C:\ as users can still kill the space on C:\ just by downloading some files and never cleaning up…

Could you be more specific? I'm not sure if this will work, but if you install the SCOM web console and then make an Orion "web page view" and point it at the SCOM web console it may be close to what you are asking. FYI: I tried this with several of the System Center web consoles (awhile ago. Still SC** 2012 and Orion…

Bump...and a question for those that are here: Has anyone actually created their own separate data warehouse from the Orion database? If so, could you give a general overview of what you ended up doing, some idea of how much data you're warehousing ( how long you're keeping detailed data, etc.). I'm thinking just something…

cannot seem to edit. To be more clear: How to auto label a table so the row number of the table rows is shown in the table labels of the data points collected from the table

is " Intelligent Maps" just the existing "Orion maps" in the web UI or is this another Maps coming out (like an addition to the existing Maps or a seperate feature)? Also, in this link: Dynamic Intelligence Maps | SolarWinds we see at the bottom... Network Atlas?

guess I'll make a support ticket

Reading between the lines... I guess the answer is unofficial answer is "no", because this has never been done before and should not be attempted.

I immediately thought someone else with admin rights enabled something, and also couldn't find out how to turn it off... errr... "nice to know it's affecting other people and no one changed anything"?

Just some info for posterity (on: Orion Platform HF4, IPAM: 2020.2.6): I tried doing this *not* via database (just select subnets and update the scan time setting), and it appears if you have any subnets in "the group of subnets you select" that have any other scanning settings set/active like "Disable Automatic Scanning"…

I know it's been 5 years, but I ran into this page looking for a way to also update "all subnets" to a new global level scan time, as the UI does not appear to have a way to do this. WARNING: if you edit multiple subnets at once, and any of those subnets have "disable scanning" set in them (or "Update but not erase…

Thanks for the info! Answer: As of Aug 2022, There's "a few ways to get it to work" (even if manual intervention is needed) but not a "built in way" The "trap/syslog" configs I saw but I'm not sure if we want to set up the "real time config change" notifications (yet), and they appear to be "after initially set up" , not…

Agreed. I have noticed this and have also had issues where the admin service will 'auto update" on its own ( just for fun?) and then have an error and the result is there's no Administration service installed on the server anymore! You notice this because the pages under "my Orion Deployment" will now not load any…

I know this is an "old" thread, but could i get some clarification this would be 'a correct way' to do this: 1. Get the certificate and have it "imported" into the certificate store on the primary. The Certificate could be for the VIP IP address only, but could also have any extra DNS names for that VIP, etc. 2. Failover…

Yeah, I didn't know the map the user made had no entities . It had other objects on it ( which were just images with links). I *guess* the permissions check that runs doesn't find any entities to allow/deny permissions for, and the default is 'deny until allowed" so the map, having 0 entities, defaults to "disallow view…

I have "Admin Rights" (well, I guess technically the screenshot below only proves I can see who has admin rights... but I'm literally the Orion admin who normally "sees all and does all" on this system:) Unless there's some setting inside my account? Its a Windows individual account ( Not an Orion (non windows) account,…

"What you describe leads me to believe that there is some sort of View Limitation currently set on the dashboard where you have added the map widget." weeeeellll..... I can't see it has a view limitation on it, unless there's something else limiting the view. The "View" (or "Dashboard, as I guess they're being called now)…