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Excellent topic, not something I've heard or experienced before but after reading the info I see how it could apply. Not sure if they'll allow me to make this change, but i'll get back somehow with the results. Thanks for the help.

Milan, I'm doing something very similar and getting alerts on the disks. I just wanted verification that labels were top level filters to objects. Ie: VM, Host, Cluster, Datastores. If labels are not going to work for lower level objects, for example disks... why even present the label button or allow me to associate to a…

I passed them via UTC. I'm consuming the same time adjustment function for both my Orion.Nodes and Orion.APM.Application prior to invoking the Solarwinds API. In my experience thus far with the API if you pass the improperly formatted time, the invoke fails. If you pass a time that has passed then the API will just ignore…

I see alot of data that i wanted. Querying all the tables in your post function as expected. Thank you very much, it'll gets me to the next step of my endevour. While exploring the data database info through SQL, i see alot of references about VMAN.OrionIntegration and i don't recall setting anything up of the sort in my…

Perfect will try it out when u make it back to my desk. Will let you know the results. Thanks for taking time to reply Charles Russell Sent from my iPhone Please excuse the typos

For each of use for newer users: The link below is a cut and pasteable item to drop directly into the Custom Query object within your Customized Page. Copying the code from the site mangled the query and I had to fix. BTW: Kudos, to all contributors to this thread. Invaluable. Alex Slv First Query Second Query

If you'd asked me this question a year ago my answer would have been different. As one of Solarwinds largest Hyper-V deployments, the VMAN system has come a very long road with some very rapid software release cycles to match and meet pre existing Hyper9 vmware monitoring. There are still some gaps, but they are now small…

I believe i know what you're asking for.. So i will give you a quick example and i'll let you make the decision. We use custom properties to group together subsets of servers into "Applications". When an alert is generated we wanted to be able to include which applications were affected when a server went offline. Within…

For Hyper-V - vm.vdisk.location:"\*.avhd" and vm.snapshotSummaryCount: 0 For Vmware - following the same pattern above ( keep in mind i do not have vmware anywhere to test this against ) vm.vdisk.location:"\*-??????.vmdk" and vm.snapshotSummaryCount: 0 If i recall correctly, when vmware does a snapshot it appends a 6 digit…

I wrote a .net application console application that will query active directory, get all machines in that group, and then Add-To and Remove-From management within Solarwinds. I did this because of the UnManage utilities short falling of having to constantly be updated and made patching days a pain.... If you think this…

Well, never mind on this. It's working... just took forever and a day to process through Solarwinds which is probably another issue entirely. False alarm Thanks again

Should note: Scripts are running against the target I'm selecting. If i append to the very end of the script something like write-host "Message: Solarwinds is driving me nuts" write-host "Statistic: 0" Everything will output, and the sam component editor will see the output.

Is it picking the Network cards back up after a rediscovery? I'm not too sure of how NPM detects interfaces.. but if it is looking at the Device Manager, then ghosted nics in the device manager could be the root problem. Go to device manager, Click View, Click Show hidden devices, and see if you have any grayed out network…