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Thanks HolyGuacamole --- sometimes the simplest answer is overlooked. That did the trick.

The first image is from NPM, then The Dude and directly from WinBox on the router itself. I removed Disk Volumes from the page, repolled, then added Disk Volumes back onto the page and the "disk at 94%" comes right back. Very odd to me.

Have you tried to change them in the database with Database Manager? Should be able to run a SQL pulling back just the interfaces from a specific node, then change them directly moving down the table.

@phillipmanning I did create a view limitation on the network trends page so it would only show 1 point to point. I then went into my individual account and since my account has no account limitations, I still see all network nodes on the network metrics charts. I then created an account limitation on my account to only…

HolyGuacamole I tried MIB walk, even used Dude from MikroTik to triple verify. I have now unchecked all the resouces to monitor. It still shows listed under "Disk Volumes" disk as 94% -- which I can't figure out where it is pulling from.

Our network view is a little different than most -- we monitor a mesh network (PTP's, IAP's, VMM's) in addition to the servers running the system in the field that is required for our dispatch system at a mine site. Each of the green lines are PTP links (dynamically adjusted) and each icon is a map that is embedded in this…

Not that bad after recently "organizing and stacking" all the stuff.... actually just use this as my temp. storage instead of my desk now

mcmillrl....try these steps: * Log into web console with administrator rights. * Click Settings. * In the "settings" section, click on "Orion Thresholds" or "NPN Thresholds" -- which ever applies to what you are trying to configure. * Make the necessary changes. * Click Submit. * Enjoy your newly configured settings!

I too have a similar sitution.... I manage our field network nodes, while another person manages our network up to the buildings edge (where my ownership begins). We have a network metric page with resource charts "Network Wide Min/Max/Average Response Time, Network Wide Availability and Respoinse Time, and Network Wide…