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Surely, we are running version 5.6.2 - the latest release. 1. Searching the word HYPER in Storage manager yields not one result. - Searching VMWare yields many. 2. On the Home page, Under getting started with Getting Started with Storage manager, beneath the Virtualization section - I click add and get asked for my VMWare…

Having been using this product in a Hyper-V environment for 6 months now, i surely feel your pain and frustration. Once you start getting to Windows 2012 Hyper-V deployed in your environment things start to get better because the filesystem type is CSVFS - and the mount points will start showing up as "mount points" / data…

Which I could vote more than once....and our deployment isn't completed.

Oh ok, well any real support for Hyper-V would be nice...

Being a virtualization engineer is a specialized skill set. The engineers who will rise to the top are the ones whose experiences goes wide, far and deep. Unfortunately, those people are the exception and not the rule. There is a lot of trust given to those who manage so many resources, and as such organizations are…

Never was allowed to implement. Can i close the idea? lol, as it's not relevant to the design of Solarwinds

Solarwinds people, Looking over these diagrams and something is sticking out at me. You have a heavy reliance on scaling CoreDB sql services UP and not out. Are their any expectations that you'll start to use a myriad of specialized services to accommodate to the scale of your customers? Ex, Memcached, NoSql, application…

The configuration, not the performance, must be ran to force label to apply.. Hope that helps someone else. Thanks,

Let me know if you run into problems. You should be able to get away with just substituting in your own Custom Property Names and all should just work.

Thank you Petr. Understood now. When I finalize script it will have a conditon that looks at count of volumes with space problems, and if exceeds that threshold it will just emit a grave imminent pending doom sky's falling disaster failure message. Will test your script and see where I went wrong. Again, thanks and will…

Performance data collections being necessary to make labels effective should be annotated in the documentation. I will try this and get back to you with my results.

Well it's fixed. I fixed it through the following hack... After i create the arguments array in xml format that i was going to pass to the Solarwinds API.. I appended a Z to the end of both the StartTime and StopTime values. Funny enough, i was using the same function for Orion.Nodes and the date/time info was showing up…

Grr no edit post.. Now that I think about it. My explanation of "dynamic" doesn't hold water either because how would it ever know the output it sees the first time isn't the output solarwinds will receive every time. Meaning if I write host with the correct info in script, the powershell engine should display output…

The macro expansion for custom application properties doesn't exist for alerts, that is why i did it the other way.

Let me flip the question around some if the group doesn't mind. How would i go about preventing Solarwinds from detecting interface errors being reported to the system? 

So i'm going to slightly retract my statement. It seems I have gotten labels to apply to data stores... In looking over my configuration i've noticed that i have all my Windows 2008 Clustered Shared Volumes labeled as ClusterSharedVolume:True However, i tried to do the same type of a configuration for a C:\ drive data…

Hmm don't see edit message on mobile forums.... And I do not understand the comment dynamic output statement. Please elaborate. My expectations for the parser is to look for sets of message and statistic with a : and what ever is on the right side is my value. For message it accepts string and for stat is take string but…

I have tried this approach and got same results. Isn't the write host in your example duplicative? Wouldn't that cause me to see 20 out putted pairs?

Single time zone. All machines reside across locations through this city. Current platform information: Orion Platform 2014.1.0, SAM 6.0.2, IPAM 4.0, NCM 7.2.1, NPM 10.7, NTA 4.0.0, WPM 2.0.1, Storage 5.1.0, UDT 3.0.2, IVIM 1.9.0, VNQM 4.1 Constructed xml - this is element shown below <params> <string…

This is a screenshot of the labeling for a Datastore item on a Hyper-V node. We've established that it only works for VM's and Hosts. A data store is a "lower level" object, essentially a child object of the Host. So i ask again, why give me the option to apply the label if its not going to work. Its very misleading.

Version Info: SAM 6.0.0 - pulled from bottom of Solarwinds Web interface just a moment ago. 4 arguments provided-

Bump for help

kgrue, This is what my example provides. I have one single Alert for offline servers, that when fired will tell me each and every affected applications which relies on that server.

Absolutely: I've dumbed the script down to this and it still doesn't work. I know scripts execute against this target because if i do a simple for loop and write out message and statistic it shows up in output. I did learn Solarwinds wants <space> : <space> after message or statistics.. however this was no help…

Here is the screen shot as requested. 

Thank you very much. I had tried something similar and didn't get it to work. I think my problem was the doc.Root. I may have been referencing a different segment of the XML stream

I actually countered this limitation in the following way. Since contextually, when viewing an application i could get variables like NodeID and NodeSys and since the application component was associated to this node and it's object id was in the url.... it dawned on my the last piece of missing info was the URL and…

Nope, talking about unmanaging via Active Directory Computer group.

Tdanner, This is a Day Light Saving time problem with Solarwinds. I figured out that if i set my application to suspend monitoring 1 hour before i really want then the maintenance request process immediately.... If i use normal time then it will wait one hour before it processes. I've read elsewhere there have been…

To answer your question: Yeah it had been updated. I guess since I've started this thread I do have a general question. How closely paired together version wise should Solarwinds and its SDK be?