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We are monitoring F5 presented websites, each sitting on its own virtual IP address, these are polled for SSL certificate expiration and their availability and nothing else. They have no OIDs and on the whole are referenced by their IPs alone, it would be lovely to assign these to vendor=F5 and type=vIP. This would make it…

We also to wanted to get the certificate issuer, rather than the expiry date, so I wrote a PowerShell script to fit in a Windows PowerShell Monitor:…

I found these: http://downloads.solarwinds.com/solarwinds/Release/OrionNPM/SolarWinds-NPM-v11.5.1-Poller.zip http://downloads.solarwinds.com/solarwinds/Release/OrionNPM/SolarWinds-NPM-v11.5.0-Poller.zip Just replace the version numbers, to find other versions.

The OID you are polling as a trap OID, so you won't be able to poll it. Check out the pimInterfaceTable (1.3.6.1.3.61.1.1.2).

Hi, Your SQL looks fine, though in testing I noticed it fails for interfaces with no speed set (zero times anything tends to mess things up). SELECT FullName, InterfaceID,InDiscardsThisHour, OutDiscardsThisHour, InterfaceSpeed FROM Interfaces WHERE ( OutDiscardsThisHour > (InterfaceSpeed * 0.01) OR InDiscardsThisHour >…

First thing to do is check the alert trigger, can you stick up a screen shot of the trigger it uses?

akhasheni thanks for the mention! Here's a screen shot of one of the Custom WMI monitors, that I have configured for our NVidia cards. I hope it helps. As aLTeReGo mentioned, WMIexplorer is the tool to use, as it gives much clearer results and allows WQL statements to be tested. I can post up the exported NVidia Template…

Have you tried just pointing your browser to the ip/hostname of the WHD? If you configured SSL, you might want to add the https: to the url. Have you made any changes to the whd.conf file, that might be altering your access?

As well as Ken's suggestions, check out the Success Center - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support 

Can you supply a screenshot of your trigger and reset conditions, for the alert? Or the SWQL for each? It will give us a much better idea of what your working on.

Also have look on the Customer Portal, there is loads of helpful information there. Verify WMI settings on the system being monitored - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support Testing WMI Connectivity - SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC. Help and Support

Looking at this myself, have you seen this - Nagios Script monitor ?

These are easy to pull from the database. Here's a little SQL to get you started: SELECT TOP 10 n.Caption, ConfigTitle, ConfigType, Config FROM NCM_ConfigArchive ca INNER JOIN NCM_NodeProperties np ON np.NodeID = ca.NodeID JOIN Nodes n ON n.NodeID = np.CoreNodeID The NCM_ConfigArchive tables contains the configs and we use…

Hi Max, Let's have a look at your effort so far, or even the syntax of the mail box name. Rich

Hi @spz13320, Try removing some of the criteria, until you get a match. If you remove the "Interface Status = Down" criteria, and follow the next next next until the Alert Summary page, you should get a pop-up towards the bottom that details: This alert would be immediately triggered on X object(s) in alert scope. View…

Dum, de dum... Still waiting....

The later, raise a case with SolarWinds Support and they will add the MIB file into the main distribution. Use the link below: https://forms.netsuite.com/app/site/crm/externalcasepage.nl?compid=638609&formid=12&h=3d0552f20b2e9bd6580b

cobrien could you possibly comment? I am just about to bite the bullet and upgrade (very much hoping that the good things I have heard about the latest upgrade, bear true for us too), but this is causing me to worry. I have suffered with plenty of problems with the PDF exports, but they have been working for the past year…

Start by having a look in C:\ProgramData\Solarwinds\Logs\APM (adjust to suit your environment), test the script out from the application edit page, and then sort that folder by date. There will be a couple of log files, SolarWinds.APM_PRobes_[xyz].log (no doubt at the top), where you find reference by the server (you are…

Full credit has to go to aLTeReGo​ for his Credentials Used By WMI Nodes report, and the SQL query from within it: SELECT Credential.Name, nodes.Caption, nodes.NodeID, nodesettings.SettingName, NodeSettings.SettingValue FROM Nodes JOIN NodeSettings ON nodes.NodeID = Nodesettings.NodeID JOIN Credential ON…

Yes, it is relatively simple. First create a compliance rule that only looks for that IP address (as a string), then add that rule to a compliance policy, then create a compliance report and then run the report. Start under your NCM settings, where you will find all three under the "Compliance Policy Report Management"…

Pretty sure these devices don't support SNMP, so you can only really ping them for their availability. It may be possible to create a screen scrape to collect data from the device's web interface, but it won't be part of Network Performance Manager *. * Unless you're really clever!

Hi claidheamh​, can you upload the PowerShell monitor, so that we can have a look it a for you?

Have you seen the Custom Property Import tool? Settings --> Manage Custom Properties --> import Values. This will allow you to import CPs from CSV, XLS or TXT files (with some examples files to get you going).

We have have internal and external Orion access, so I add the following kind of links, to the outgoing alert messages: For device views: <a href="https://<external solarwinds address>//Orion/View.aspx?NetObject=N:${N=SwisEntity;M=NodeID}" target="_blank">External SolarWinds link to device</a> For application views: <a…

1. Yes each Additional Poller Engine (APE) will require a server to be installed upon (ours are all VMs and work fine). This servers IP will of course need to be added to your ACLs/firewalls to ensure it can correctly poll the environment, with the same rules as your orignal Orion server. The APE polls the enviroment and…

Try this, it should work (it certainly passed SWQL syntax): SELECT E0.[Uri], E0.[DisplayName] FROM Orion.APM.Component AS E0 WHERE ( E0.[Application].[Node].[Vendor] = 'Windows' ) AND ( E0.[Application].[ApplicationAlert].[ApplicationName] = 'Windows Monitor') AND ( SELECT E0.[ComponentAlert].[StatisticData] FROM…

Hi noeltz, have you tried the double block comparison, in the alert's trigger definition? This allows you to test two variables against each other. If this doesn't give you what you need, you can always use a custom SQL (or SWQL) trigger definition. If you need to, just supply some more details, I am sure we can get it…

Might KMSigma​'s post from the other day help? Current Muted Alerts (v5) [SAM & NPM]

Have you tried setting the IP address to Reserved?