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spyfly​ As long as the syslog message is getting to your server... Create a new report, add content, group by type, choose "Syslog", choose "Last XX Syslog Messages". Edit resource, select "Yesterday" from the time frame drop down. Use a filter similar to "(Message Like '*conf t*') OR (Message Like '*write mem*')", and…

These are all very good points.

matt_rees No, as far as I know, this is still not possible with native Orion permissions. Perhaps serena​ is planning to surprise us with an update to user permissions sometime soon?

SCHWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did it... I finally did it... I passed LEON!!! I got my screenshot, so now I have proof... Okay bsciencefiction.tv​ & adatole​, y'all can resume your regularly scheduled climb... I have what I came for now. Back to sleep I go...

familyofcrowes​ I will happily average our totals together when your much needed idea becomes reality... ... only 4 more years, and 1000 more votes... -Will

As soon as I get 1 point more than Leon, I am going to take a screenshot, and I will consider it a win... Then I will fall off the charts and retire... lol

vortex​ Which version of NCM are you running? Here is a screenshot of our system, still running last year's model, NCM 7.4. Then you can click on the graph, and it will take you to: You can also go to "Manage Reports", and you should be able to find a couple of system default reports that will provide you the same info.…

cnorborg​ I went in and checked this out, shortly after your mentioned it. However, there was nothing configured that would have been going through those devices. I sent a packet capture to support, and they are still looking into it. I believe they have now passed it on to dev. Thank you, -Will

johnny ringo​ Yeah, I have gone through each module's settings, and cannot find anything related to those devices. I have also removed any/all scheduled discoveries, but the traffic remains. The wireshark data definitely shows ICMP traffic, from SolarWinds, to the devices, as well as SNMP traffic too. I have shutdown the…

Additionally, this will need to be changed on any/all additional web servers you have running.

phillsb​ Are you using "n_site" as a custom property, or does it represent something else? On the presumption "n_site" is a custom property, and you are wanting to filter for "n_site" starts with "WM", then you will need the following: Joining the "NodesCustomProperties" table to the query: JOIN NodesCustomProperties NCP…

Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. I will get a couple of guys to start working on this option too. Thanks, -Will

mesverrum​ I thought it used the SystemOID to narrow down the selection, then goes based on auto detection? Though, I may not be talking about the same thing here. Is this where you are looking? SELECT TOP 1000…

aLTeReGo​​ Yes, these were 3 completely separate devices/IPs, each having the same default sysname. We had seen this issue at random times in the past, but never needed to follow through with it. Just spent the last 90 minutes on the phone with support, then your message pops up. I made the suggested changes to the config…

superfly99​ Yikes!! I wanted enough to start my own sweatsho... err... worksho...err... training center, but my wife said 2 is her limit. I told her I might have to outsource #s 3-6, but her eyes told me to stop talking... Good luck to you on your upcoming sleep deprivation.

zackm​ Thanks! I can't wait until they are capable of efficiently doing work and scratching backs... or, at least efficient enough.

maria.bungau​ Sure thing... I'll open one of those just after I finish opening this dirty diaper...

Radioteacher​ Or... A Thwack Baby Monitor... or, even better, a Thwack babysitter... yeah, there should definitely be one of those!

cnorborg​ Yeah, my wife and I made a deal, she manages the new one for the first few months, while I throttle the 2yr old. I figured I would let the older one stay in bed with me while mamma camps out on the couch (her idea, not mine, she says it's more comfortable...). What a horrible idea that turned out to be... now I…

meech I am anxiously waiting for the UXcamp now... SolarWinds will account for all of my events each year, from now on... Y'all did an outstanding job! It was great to meet the SolarWinds team, as well as those from the community too. Thank you all. -Will

mrxinu​ It would be great if SolarWinds would just assign some sort of weighted value to each node, and made that value accessible to us, so we could see a real time cost of service per node value. It would make moving nodes around much easier.

alexander.kneer​ Actually, after double checking, you can simply use the "Custom HTML" widget within the report, and build it that way. This way should allow you to utilize just about any method available out there to build a custom graph/chart. The downside, so to speak, you will need to make/adjust/tweak the script to…

Thanks for the update, osborne_graham​. Hope your Cisco exam(s) went well.

simon.macpherson​ The real time change detection is not actually monitoring the config at all. Instead, it is looking for specific syslog messages which pertain directly to a user making a change on the device. When one of those syslog messages is found, it triggers the change tool which identifies and forwards the…

"If there is interest...?" LOL... Don't be silly, osborne_graham​​... There is definitely enough interest...

dhanson‌ To put this as simple, and blunt, as possible... I'm a big, stupid, dumb-dumb-head... I have about as much SQL knowledge in my head, as my little girl has in her diaper... I do my best to learn what I can, unfortunately, my best is simply not good enough. Can you provide a bit more detail, and/or perhaps an…

designerfx​ Yeah, now that you mention it, it does pretty much become a part of that FR.

msalipong​ Something like that should get you what you're looking for. Let us know how it goes. Thank you, -Will

tayyabrao​ The directory structure is whatever you configure it to be. Clicking on "Config Archive Folder Locations" will take you here, showing you exactly where the configs are being stored/exported/archived. From there, you can click on either a settings or the jobs link. The settings link takes you to the "Configs"…

zackm​ YES!!! Those embedded graphs in tables are a MUST HAVE!! Both of those graphing options should be standard. Great suggestion!