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meech I am doing my best to work my way to the top of that speed dial list... Well, I have a fresh supply of helium, so you know I am ready to talk!
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fcpsolaradmin I find the need for this as well. Currently, for the custom properties that I have created as "Required", I have to create a new value of "A" so it shows up first. Otherwise, if I do not, and the user does not change it (I know, everyone always pays attention, so how could that happen), it will default to…
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jatin31 What version of NCM are you using? Also, where are you running this query, SDK? Thank you, -Will
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bhilgenkamp_botw I do not believe you can currently give permissions to modify a single view. I believe you can either give permission to modify all views, or none at all. These permissions are located under the user management page, via the settings tab/page. Select the user you want to give permission, edit, then select…
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nato, yes, that is correct. We make copies of the OOB alerts we want/need to use, then disable all OOB alerts. We only use the copies we made. We feel, as do many others, it is better practice to use the OOB alerts simply as a template. Everyone has a different environment, so each environment needs its own modifications.
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DanielleH wrote: We're on it. Nice tags uhh hhmmm... Thank you, but my eyes are up here...
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smiffy85 As far as I know, it is basically either all or nothing, when it comes to permissions. Users can either add nodes, or they cannot. They are either an admin, or they are not. They can either change views, or they cannot... Too bad, really... I have been in need of this granularity for a long while now.
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smiffy85 While there are many folks working on the future of NPM, I believe cobrien is the guy running the show. I would imagine he is probably pretty busy, although, he does pop up in here from time to time.
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12-18 months, or you just aren't using it enough...
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jhynds And once you hit your license limit, ALL additional logs coming through will be discarded, or just not be capable of using all features? For example, in our situation, we would really only need our core devices, plus a handful of another subset of devices, to be licensed, and fully integrated (probably somewhere…
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cahunt Yes, I believe this only produces results based on interfaces that are already being monitored. I think UDT is the only way to get results without monitoring everything... but not sure. You might be able to trick it by setting up a scheduled polling job, then alter the query to point to the results of that job, and…
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rschroeder No, that is not SWQL, so you will not be able to use it directly in the SDK. You need to use the database manager app, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), or some other SQL tool to run that query.
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fnfn & rschroeder Like this, yes?
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JessicaWalsh I do not think you will need to worry about using lowercase/capital versions of '*Circuit*'. I believe Interfaces.Caption LIKE '*circuit*' OR Interfaces.Caption LIKE '*CIRCUIT*' is the same thing as just simply doing Interfaces.Caption LIKE '*circuit*' It should not be case sensitive, and should find all…
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kreases I think what it is saying is, the actual value of "physical" or "virtual" or whatever is showing on the node details page is not actually listed in the db. Instead, I think when the node details page is loading, it dynamically sets the value on the page depending on those factors mentioned in the link above.
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rschroeder Well, I cannot tell you with 100% accuracy, however, that is the only place I think they are... Perhaps cnorborg or cvachovecj can provide a better answer...
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fryman There may be an option to do this via the Orion API, but it still comes down to knowing which connection profile each device requires. The API option, however, might be a bit nicer to your additional poller, as it probably does not require as much overhead on the resources. (At least I don't think it will.)
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fryman Yikes, this sounds like it's not going to be a super fun project. Unfortunately, since nobody knows exactly which device needs which connection profile, it sounds like you are going to need to create one version, apply it, test it, and change it for those which fail. Other than building each of the options out up…
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briancartledge Glad to hear it worked for you. It sure would be nice to have this as a built in feature/option, as opposed to having to build a new job to run.
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tigerr Also, just a note there, depending on your network/devices, you will likely notice multiple devices having the same IP.
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cvachovecj cnorborg usually seems to know what he is talking about, at least all of the times he has helped me. If he says it works, I would bet it does. Seems like this could be a useful tool, whether intended or not. Maybe SolarWinds can implement it into the system as its own feature/purpose.
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rmothersbaugh do you have a list of the other, possible, ntp servers, or are you thinking they could just be anything? If you have a list of known ntp servers that you do not want to use, then you could create a separate rule for each each server, and then put all of those rules into the same report. You could then assign…
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Jiri Cvachovec Yes, these devices do have CLI. An SNMP write option would be the preferred way to go, however, I can look into CLI if it is more efficient. In regards to the two different web based logins, one is to view diagnostics and stats (Internal cable modem IP/Login), and the other is the router/device login…
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Mike Lomax It seems to work once you change the "GETDATE" to "GETUTCDATE", as far as I can tell. SELECT COUNT(*) AS NodeCount FROM Orion.Nodes WHERE LastSync < ADDDATE('MINUTE', -1, GETUTCDATE()) When I use this SWQL query, it matches the results returned for the SQL query. Please let us know when you figure it out. Thank…
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lcsw2013 Ah, I see... Well, I am sure others will chime in soon enough, hopefully with some useful information for you.
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fpilipauskas I did not actually write the SQL query for that modification, however, once you start poking around in there, you pick up a bunch of handy info. I have not used any tools that would build my query, however, Thwack has a ton of examples. I tend to search through Thwack first, find some examples, and then use…
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gsmann Executing a script will use the credentials in the "Connection Profile" section of the node configuration. When setting up your device(s) to be managed by NCM, you will need to assign the appropriate credentials, via a "Global Connection Profile". You can have many profiles saved on the system, however, as far as I…
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mungerman Thank you for taking your time and listening. All for the cause! Thank you, -Will
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jack galloway Okay, I created a test account, and with that account, created a new PerfStack project. ("New Analysis Project") I then opened that project (via the SWQL links we built) as my account, but did NOT have the option to save the project. I could, however, save as, and use the same name. ("New Analysis Project")…
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jack galloway I don't think you can have multiple projects with the same name. If you create project "ABC", and send it to someone else (or if they choose it from the list of saved projects), and they edit it and save it, it will still be project "ABC". You do have the option of "Save As", so you could make projects…
