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If you have SolarWinds SAM in your environment you can do this, you will find SAM component details in the link pasted below https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/sam/content/sam-component-monitor-types-sw3188.htm If the file that you are talking about resides on Windows Servers use 'File Existence…

No, not possible.

Are you talking about Universal Device Pollers ? If yes, you can add and remove them as and when required. documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-monitoring-mibs-with-universal-device-pollers-sw548.htm

Are you sure port 443 is allowed through and through the firewall or whatever mechanism you have in place to restrict or allow it ? or does API use a different port ?

No, there isn't one to the best of my knowledge (I am assuming you have integrated SolarWinds with ServiceNow - standard integration)

Not to the best of my knowledge, but then in one of the projects i worked on this is how they did it SolarWinds <- API <- Azure Data lake <-PowerBI __PRESENT

Can you go to manage alerts and search for the alert and then check the trigger condition on it ?

Not that I am aware of, but if someone has done something similar to what you are asking for that would be interesting.

Not a great alternative but --, if you are monitoring your SolarWinds VM's on the same platform and you create alerts for the same and you should be able to see them in EOC. As it dumps all the nodes and relevant alerts to EOC. But this is not applicable when your primary poller is down, except for primary poller being…

Ok makes sense now, this will only help you with link availability as you are directly monitoring it through the IP. If you want to monitor interface bandwidth you will not be able to do it unless you monitor the router that it is connected to in your environment, this MPLS should or would be connected to the router in…

Firstly not sure what do they mean by 200 critical interfaces using ICMP. 1. If you are monitoring the device that holds these interfaces you can add them in SolarWinds, if you are already monitoring the device, interface statistics are pulled through SNMP for Network devices. Start monitoring the devices and its…

This has always been quite puzzling to me, I have seen such requests in the past. Firstly just by looking at the MIBs/OIDs they generally assume it can be used by SolarWinds to provide the relevant data. But that isn't the case (I am sure you are already aware of the below reasons): 1. SolarWinds uses the best possible…

Maybe a very old thought, give it a shot lets see if it works. Did you try updating etc hosts file on your gamma domain APE, i am just guessing it could be something to do with your AD, by updating your etc hosts file you can avoid that. In your gamma domain APE update all hosts under etc host (i mean the ones that really…

For such issues its best to raise a support case, but I had a similar issue when I was running configuration wizard and I followed the steps mentioned in the article mentioned below: Pool member in High Availability deployment is grey (solarwinds.com) __PRESENT__PRESENT

From which version are you going to 2024.1 ?

I could be wrong but maybe in the latest versions this isn't visible as part of List resources anymore, but the details that you are capturing out of it might already be pulled onto your node page in a different format or it could have happened that updated OID's might be the root cause as well. Not sure what it is. What…

How did you upgrade your environment ? Central online upgrade or doing it using an central offline upgrade ? Or are you running upgrades on each and every poller you have ? Did you try running Config Wizard again ? Or did you stop after this error ?

Is this NPM you are talking about ? What do you mean by enabling communication between two pollers ? 1. Alerting is controlled by your Primary Poller only. It has nothing to do with your additional pollers. 2. You should see one default alert in SolarWinds NPM called - Node Not Responding to Agent/ SNMP / WMI - enable that…

Looks like the user doesn't have sufficient privileges to run the required checks on this particular Domain controller. Guessing this domain controller has a group privileges' or user might not be added to a specific group like say admin etc which is required for this to run. Start by looking into the domain controller…

I think its best to restart IIS service once after you apply the SSL cert. But then i don't think its a mandate. 

In the SolarWinds Platform Web Console, go to Settings > Manage Nodes. Search for the node, click on > that you see next to the node which is expand resources on the node. Select or click on Check box for the volume with issue and on right top click on 'delete'. __PRESENT

Check if you have created a separate database for Log Manager (OLV/LA) and check if you have migrated that as well. If it sits on same netperfmon DB (SolarWinds DB) then yeah raise a support case.

maybe you are right, your installer package probably requires .net 4.8 but for NG 1.2 to run you need .net7/8 as per the guidelines

Good to know

Honestly, I am not sure if they do, but the way you monitor AP's in NPM is through Wireless Controller. We generally dont add AP's individually in NPM, but rather we add Wireless Controllers and AP's are polled through that.

You will need to take a call based on the trend (this can only be answered by the customer), how frequently are assets coming in or how frequently are the assets being decommissioned. What sort of buy in or Purchase order system do they have in their company, now say suppose you buy a 2000 license and all of a sudden you…

It depends on how you have configured your alerts for CPU. There are several ways to do it based on your alert. Use of Custom properties - if you can effectively use this then you can play around with alerting and reporting.

What modules do you have in your environment, what are the polling methods you use SNMP/Agent ? Easiest way to check if polling isnt happening is by opening a node page and checking if CPU or Memory stats is being collected, if you see that no data is being collected then you are right. First thing that you should try is…

Click on one node each with FQDN and without, go to node page and check 'system name' for that device. Probably the system name has the FQDN in it not just DNS. 

What is the Wireless Controller that is used here ? Is it Aruba Wireless Controllers and are Access Points on this in a clustered setup ?