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This tiny little detail should just be standard, especially when having multiple web servers running. I have been wanting to do something like this for a while. Thanks to @"m_roberts" , I don't have to spend the time figuring it out! I just made this edit to my web servers, and my brain thanks you, sir!
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THE.DAY.HAS.COME!!!! Please excuse me while I wipe the tears from my eyes... I never thought I'd see the day, yet here it is, right in front of me. Is this real? Are we really doing this, finally? If not, then I'll go with the blue pill, please.
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This is exactly what I needed to resolve this issue, or at least work around it. Thank you, -Will
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castlerobertd I'm certain there are numerous tables you will need to add/edit various things, however, I do not know where/what they all are. I have gone down this road a few times, but never really made it too far before being pulled into a new project. In regards to learning how all the pieces get put together, I have…
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I just finished upgrading to NPM 12.3 RC 2, from RC 1, and the custom tabs remain. Orion Platform 2018.2, NCM 7.8, WPM 2.2.2, DPAIM 11.1.0, NPM 12.3, NetPath 1.1.3, CloudMonitoring 2.0.1, SAM 6.6.1
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I just finished running a complete config wizard session, and the custom tabs are still there. If I have time later today, I will be upgrading to latest RC versions. I expect the same/similar outcome after the upgrade.
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I'm running a full CW now. If the changes stay, which I'm thinking will, I'll follow that with a full upgrade to the next RC, later today. That should be enough to answer a couple of questions. It would be nice to hear from tdanner or aLTeReGo on how we can utilize the various options (limitations, parents, etc.) also…
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I suppose the next thing to add would be the ability to show/hide the tabs per account... But I'd definitely need to wait for someone who knows what they're doing there.
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rschroeder Okay, how about now... Would this be of any use to you...? Using PowerShell To Automatically Provision A Series Of Graphs Per View
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rschroeder I figured our use case would probably be a bit different than the majority of other users. Our graph pages don't really "change", so much as we are constantly adding more interfaces to the page, still graphing the same data. Yes, as wonderful as custom properties are, the custom property aspect is where it…
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rschroeder Just wondering if you are still using this process for graphing, or have you found a better way/tool? A co-worker of mine has made a handy little tool to help quickly build dynamic graphs. Generating Graphs Dynamically Out if curiosity, and if you have time, I'd like to know what you think about it, and if…
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Works perfectly!! Thank you.
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bartley Also, you could use the following SQL query to generate a list of all the different graph types, and then spend some quiet time going through, testing each type. SELECT ChartName, NetObjectPrefix, DisplayNameFROM ChartSettingsORDER BY NetObjectPrefix, DisplayName
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bartley I THINK it only works for the older, "Classic Chart Style", charts. I believe any chart located in the following folder on your SolarWinds web server should work with this method. \inetpub\SolarWinds\Orion\NetPerfMon\Resources\NodeCharts Otherwise, not to hijack this thread, you can use this method to implement…
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patriot I believe the SWQL query/API is already using/based on permissions. While this particular query (just building the links) will probably not be limited automatically, I don't think they will be able to see any data when the click through the links. (I have not really tested this, just thinking/typing out loud…
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swf5002@psu.edu This is great! Real world examples are the best examples. On top of that, your level of detail just makes it all the better. Thanks for sharing! -Will
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No worries. I'm glad you got it all working. Let us know if you need anything else. And feel free to re-post your final query to share with others. Thank you, -Will
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patriot Still looks like you're missing the single quote for those 2 variables. '+TOSTRING(InterfaceID)+' Otherwise, it's not going to be able to properly close the string.
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rschroeder Good work! Your explanations are very helpful. We have been in need of similar pages too, for a long time. Here is a link to the solution I was able to piece together. Automatically Generate New Graph(s) Based On Custom Property Value Keep up the great work. Thank you, -Will
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patriot It looks like the query is missing the "+" before and after the last 2 interfaceID variables. (and also the ' mark before/after them too)
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patriot I'm not sure what happened. What is the SWQL query you are using? In regards to only having the TotalBytes metric, and not the other two, you would simply need to add them. They seem to start with "0_", and end with ";".
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patriot The SWQL query itself is simply pulling just enough information to populate the URL, which is the most important part of this process. If you go and manually build a perfstack chart, dragging and dropping your various metrics for an interface, then you will actually be building the URL. Just take that URL, and…
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ecklerwr1 Well, I'm not sure I'd go that far, but thanks, I appreciate the encouragement. Some day I hope to actually know what I'm doing... or at least half-way know...
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gundamunit1 Here is a link with a few more examples on how to jump around in a SWQL query, pulling values from various other tables, using that nice and easy implicit join method. Re: SQL Query to return Node Caption and SN? Let us know how it goes, and if you get it all working. Thank you, -Will
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gundamunit1 The SWQL query does not know how to process the "VolumeID" variable, as it does not exist in the "Orion.Nodes" table. Having said that, you can easily link to the "Orion.Volumes" table via an implied join, by simply preceding it with the current location/table (Nodes), then the connection to the Volumes table,…
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LOL... probably more breaking, than hacking...
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Updated the main post with a link to a SWQL query to generate a simple list of PerfStack projects. Building Simple PerfStack Project Lists With SWQL
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reubenjack Great, I'm glad you found some use for this, even if not the most efficient way. Perhaps KMSigma, mesverrum, mrxinu, alexslv, aLTeReGo, or anyone else browsing through Thwack, can come up with a better solution...
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reubenjack Also, there is only so much that will fit in the URL, before it breaks itself. When the URL is too long, I do the following: I build the URL. I manually create a "dummy" PerfStack project, and save it. (It doesn't matter what is on the graph, it only matters that the project is saved.) I take the main part of…
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reubenjack I think I may have misunderstood you, so I am going to ask, for clarification. Are you wanting to make a template that shows EVERY interface, from a single node, all on the same graph? Or, are you wanting to be able to look at a list of interfaces, from ALL nodes, having a pre-set template for each interface,…