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erik.boyer@hcr-manorcare.com Yes, you need to go to the "Configs" section of the NCM settings. You should be able to set your connection limits there. I hope this helps. -Will
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pe7rk You could add a SWQL custom query resource to the page, and then add the following query: SELECTn.Caption AS NODE, '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/small-' + ToString(n.StatusIcon) AS [_IconFor_NODE], '/Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N%3a' + ToString(n.NodeID) AS…
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ssmax You can use NCM to download a great many things from a Linux server, however, you must configure a new device template, as well as config type, first. Here are a couple of links which may help you. Using NCM To Manage Our Linux Servers Enable a new config type in NCM Other than that, you will obviously need…
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Great stuff, adatole. I am a big fan of finding/rebuilding default widgets/resources in SWQL. I'll be adding this one to my list of things. Thanks!
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ashley.orr, email sent.
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Does NPM have a native RSS feed/reader resource? That would be nice. Something to allow you to easily add a bunch of pages/feeds/links/etc. to it, and then update every xx time...
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red888 I think you should be able to edit the node properties, and then, from there, towards the bottom, there is an option for "Manage node(s) with NCM". I think if you choose, "No", or "Never", it will not be included in NCM, while keeping everything else. -Will
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amehlman I am pretty sure we had this issue in the past, however, I do not remember why. I think support recommended we shutdown all of the services and rerun the config wizard for the site. (I think we only needed to check the "Website" option.) I want to say they also had us delete/rename the root SolarWinds folder in…
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Also, y'all are doing a great job with these new simplified, summary view, widgets. These are great! Big information in a tiny space. (Health summary too, I think) Great stuff!
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fcpsolaradmin After we upgraded to NPM 11.5 RC1, we ran into some issues that required some lengthy support sessions. During those sessions, support saw our log, at 40+gig, and said something was wrong, and that was way too much. (our database was already set to simple, and we had not noticed it, nor really had any issues…
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Well, 4 days later, after re-installing v9.5.0, instead/over v9.5.1, everything is still running smoothly. 100% buffer free, and has not dropped even 1% since reverting back to previous version/adding registry edit. Currently only sitting at 380K MPH, with 100% buffer free.
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sotherls Yeah, the examples within the resource do not clearly state that. At least not as of the last time I checked. Always confused me too.
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sotherls Have you tried adding This one should show nodes that are NOT down. (This one should also show nodes with every other status as well, only hiding the down nodes. so you will see unmanaged, up, trouble, etc...) AND Nodes.Status <>2 or This one should show nodes that ARE up. (This one will only show nodes that are…
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lbrowne Which resource is this linear graph coming from? Also, which module(s) & version(s) of the Orion environment are you using? Is this for a custom UnDP? Have you tried other graph/chart types? If so, do they all show the data the same way? Thank you, -Will
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jodelgado I know this has been asked before, as many people prefer the output in "days hours:minutes:seconds" format, but I cannot seem to find the answer in my notes. I know the alert/active alert page shows exactly what you are asking, so I am sure it is already in there somewhere. I will keep looking, as this should…
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I am having the same issue with a dev setup, only I am installing NTA 4.2. I have 2 servers, both VMs from the same template, both running Windows Server 2012 Standard. Main server has the following SolarWinds product(s) installed, and working: Orion Platform 2016.2.100, NPM 12.0.1, QoE 2.2.0, IVIM 2.1.2, NetPath 1.0.1…
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noobes and here is a simple SWQL query that just lists all nodes, with all of their known IPs: SELECT n.caption, ni.NodeID, ni.IPAddressFROM Orion.Nodes njoin Orion.NodeIPAddresses ni ON n.nodeid=ni.nodeidorder by ni.nodeid asc Hopefully one of these will set you in the correct direction. -Will
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noobes This is the SWQL query used by the resource itself: SELECTSUB.[IPAddressType],SUB.[IP_Address2]FROM ( SELECT IP_Address AS [IP_Address2], IPAddressType, 1 AS IPOrder FROM ORION.Nodes WHERE NodeID = ${NodeID} UNION ( SELECT ni.IPAddress AS [IP_Address2], ni.IPAddressType, 2 AS IPOrder FROM ORION.NodeIPAddresses ni…
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Very useful stuff here, jbiggley. Thank you!
