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solarwinded wrote: It looks like I got it working. Step 3 is absolutely wrong and should be updated. I think what I couldn't picture at first was that there would always be an "active alert" for whichever HA node was active. I have modified the severity to "Notice" since we don't use that for any other alerts so we can…
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solarwinded wrote: My scenario is a DNS update script, that only needs to run when a failover event occurs. I see, I haven't read whole conversation properly and I've got an impression that you just need email team members and notify them a failover has occurred. This 'reset the alert automatically after a period of time'…
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@"phanisai" is your issue resolved now? The scripts you posted are for versions prior 2023.1.
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Hello @"rahulkudesia" so it must be some more subtle issue. Do you have access to the poler file system? There should be logs, could you look into: * %PROGRAMDATA%\SolarWinds\Discovery Engine\OrionDiscoveryJob.log * %PROGRAMDATA%\SolarWinds\Logs\Orion\OrionWeb.log *…
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Hello @"rahulkudesia" if you go to Admin⏵︎Agent ⏵︎Manage Agents then select the agent and choose: MOORE ACTIONS ⏷︎ View installed agent plug-ins What can you see? You should see list of installed plugins:
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That is correct, Linux agent is built only for x86, amd64 and arm. (AIX agent is ppc64)
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and speaking about logs... if you go to the agent machine that has this plugin load problem, what do you see in the agent logs? Agent stores its log in files like c:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\Agent\SolarWinds.Agent.Service.exe.<pid>.<log_no>.log.txt normally there would be: 23/10/31 18:48:29.459 PID: 12440 TID: 7216…
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@"shiv17994" have you tried Agent.UninstallPlugin SWIS verb for some of the problematic agents? If you cannot use solarwinds/OrionSDK (github.com) then you may use SWIS controls in the Orion webconsole (you must be logged as a user that has Orion Admin righths). These controls are accessible via: *…
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Hello, there is a possibility to manually uninstall the plugins. But you need privileges to use OrionSDK https://github.com/solarwinds/OrionSDK. Then you can uninstall Cortex plugins from agent using OrionSDK. * In SWQL Studio locate Orion.AgentManagement -> Orion.AgentManagement.AgentPlugin + right-click "Generate Select…
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You are correct, once the agent is installed, credentials are not needed. Agent is authenticated via certificate. Documentation about SolarWinds Platform Agents: Poll devices with SolarWinds Platform Agents
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Hello, egas, here is a more readable version (hopefully): try { $resName= $args[0]; $whereClause = "e=""$resName"""; $ns = "root\MSCluster"; $c = "MSCluster_NodeToActiveResource"; $wmiObjects = Get-WmiObject -Authentication PacketPrivacy -ComputerName ${IP} -Credential ${CREDENTIAL} -Namespace $ns -Class $c;…
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As Petr.Vilem suggested, there is a possibility to use Get-WmiObject directly. Here is a tested example on W2k8 cluster: try { $resName= $args[0]; $whereClause= "name=""$resName"""; $nodeName = Get-WmiObject -Authentication PacketPrivacy -Impersonation Impersonate -ComputerName ${IP} -Credential ${CREDENTIAL} -Namespace…
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Hello, both errors may be related. Let's concentrate on the original error. Can you see any errors in %programdata%\SolarWinds\Logs\AgentManagement\AgentManagement.Service.log ? Vita