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Did you ever get yours resolved?
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DanielleH are you able to help? Much like immanuvelc I am stuck on step 6 and can't figure out why.
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I am having the same problem I just went through all the steps even though its obvious that I've done them all...
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Whatever became of the IPAM RC that I was a part of? I never heard any follow-up...
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Nice... thanks for this.
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Huzzah! Huzzah!
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Here are two views (hopefully they are formatted properly):
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It's the Solarwinds equivalent of the "Door Close" button in the elevator, or the "Press to Walk" button at intersections. :-)
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I have found that disk drive monitoring use SAM w/ WMI and Dell's OME is not very reliable. But if you switch to SNMP it seems to work. Here is an Idea that I found when searching for previous Dell WMI/Hardware Health entries. And there are many threads to this:
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Great pictures guys...
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DONE! Filename is: SolarwindsDiagnostics 20171025 Main VA02-SW-P01.zip Let me know if you have any problems.
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Umm... Wow!!!
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Are you running into an issue that is preventng you from adding it? Is SNMP enabled on the device? Do you have enough licensing for NPM? Is there a firewall between the poller and the node?
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Can I ask duplicate IP's on what type of machines? If they are Windows servers you can use SAM to monitor Event Viewer. Linux servers you can use NPM to monitor Syslog.
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This is the text version of getting a phone call from the Windows Technical Support saying that they received a report that you have a virus. Thanks cincinnatiman. Keep up the great work! And I will follow you on tweeter!
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Many times, and it is indeed frustrating and demoralizing. Monitoring can fall easy prey to be labeled the scapegoat for the real issue at hand. And while the passionate, demonstrative, inspired defense might work on the big screen it can often only compound the issues. In my many years of monitoring I have learned to…
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Cloud-based certifications and, as always, security! So when you say, "Which certifications would you be excited to potentially win..." you mean training for those certifications, correct?
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"Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you." -Satchel Paihe
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Sent you an email. I am going to need a repository to send you the file.
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How did this call out slip past me for so long? I'll be working on this and get something back to you next week if that is okay? For the record, I am interested in logging for VM administrative actions such as: Guest creation/deletion, stop/start, and others (I will need to dig up notes to get more specifics). Is that what…
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What if you are in the Private sector? Can you still attend?
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As a junior security expert my thoughts are that they prepared the content of the JAR in anticipation of it reaching an audience that extends past the cyber-security realm. They knew it was going to reach c-level, executives, and business leaders. So they wanted to reinforce the basics of what every sound security…
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BUMP!
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Bump? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
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I have to say in my years of experience I am not a fan of agent-based monitoring. I use Solarwinds today for NPM/SAM/etc. and I use SAP's Solution Manager for my SAP servers/applications. SolMan is agent-based. The administration and overhead for my SolMan agents is exponentially higher. Granted, I get tons more data back,…
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I'll throw this idea out for consideration because it is a real challenge I am faced with. Whatever your critical path for monitoring is, whether it be a standalone poller, or you are monitoring the from remote, make sure they (they = poller, switch, firewall, etc.) on a UPS that can be monitored. Here's why... My…
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Weird...I had a call with ashley.orr regarding ASA back in May. (*sniff* I guess our time together was forgettable) ANyway... I shared with her that I would have liked more out-of-the-box monitoring. Some of our KPI's are: Total Licenses (for Capacity Mgmt reasons), # Active Sessions, type of sessions (VPN client, web…
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Umm, no, I guess not? You could program a lot of it yourself and miss out on so, so, so, so, much! In the end you'll be chasing your tail as you are constantly programming and updating as you are busily fill gaps from now until the end of time. So good luck with that.
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I am dealing with the same problem at my company. What I have done to help circumvent that is: 1. Organized my nodes by: Business Unit, geographical location, Business function, IT Tier & Support level, and Service Owner. 2. Organized the nodes into customized Dashboards based on the above categories. 3. Added Tabs to each…
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Exciting stuff! I will do so and attempt to provide timely and tangible feedback! :-) (as opposed to the NCM RC. The fellas in there are soooooo fast! lol!)
