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Thanks for quick reply, I will let you know if I come up with anything. I am try sql below, but OperStatus not working like I expect. SELECT Nodes.Caption, Nodes.NodeID, NOdes.IP_Address FROM [dbo].[Nodes] JOIN Interfaces ON Nodes.NodeID = Interfaces.NodeID WHERE /* Nodes.Caption LIKE 'r2-%' AND */ (SiteID = 'CPE' AND…
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Here is what I did to display temperature in Fahrenheit inside an email alert. Just put this line in the email body. It will convert the value of ${SensorValue} and and display it in Fahrenheit. Temperature ${SQL:Select (${SensorValue}*9/5+32)} Farenheight Hope this helps you out. It worked for me. Zak Kahl
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K1, So then it sounds like the interfaces are being limited in the "group of groups". I have seen this exact error when view limitations are set. Are there any interface groups or are they only node groups? Looks like you may need to look closer into the groups and troubleshoot at that level. Zak
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Got it. Sorry, I misunderstood the question. I don't know the query. I will be watching to see what the answer is. This solution can be useful for other syslog retention per device(s).
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Good to hear you got it working. Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems
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You may try moving the 3750 to SNMPv1. I have heard of other clients having this issue with 3750s and that this is a work around. The issue is the SNMP queue size may be getting full. You are giving up the security and other fixes in SNMPv2 to go back to SNMPv1. And if this does resolve the issue maybe open a ticket with…
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Paul, Can you take a snapshot of your alert. This will make it easier to check it out. Zak
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Sorry, I didn't notice that you were referring to traps and how we can suppress alerting based on traps. If you know what trap you are looking for, then you can match it with the trap viewer and build actions for those traps. I don't know how you can change your trap viewer actions based on the nodes in NPM and such. I…
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Are you setting the DHCP server to scan or DNS server? I think you need to have the DHCP set to scan the subnet. Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems
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Thank you, and good idea with pause alerts to be safe!!
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I have used this method before and worked as designed. Under Suppress Alert when ALL of the following apply. Make sure you are using ALL, not ANY otherwise it would suppress on any condition in suppress section. I am assuming your SMTP server is a node that NPM is monitoring. Zak
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If you haven't already check, take a look at SQL nodes table to make sure the variables are there. Make sure the custom properties, IP, etc are populated correctly. The alert is getting the data from the DB, so lets make sure the data is there. SELECT * FROM nodes WHERE Caption = 'node-name' Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems…
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Good point Justin. Will the node respond to ICMP from the additianal poller? If all this is yes, then you may need to configure the SNMP service on the PC to accept polls from the additional poller. "Accept SNMP packets from any host.". This may be currently locked down to your primary pollers IP. Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems…
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There is a new and improved DB manager in 10.4, I am sure you will like it. Zak Kahl http://www.loop1systems.com
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The setup looks pretty good. Thanks for posting. Is it logging to the netperfmon event log? Or just email isn't working? Have you tried to run a test alert reset? Pick a switch and an interface to see if you can get the email. Looks like we are in the troubleshooting phase now. Thanks Zak Kahl
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If they devices are capable of SNMP, then you could send traps and use the Trap Server software to send alerts when you trigger the type of trap you are looking for. You could see if there are any OID's you could use for NPM to poll the device. Then have NPM alert the custom poller value. Your syslog solution could also…
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You could add labels the the links and they will dynamically display the input and output utilization. Just make sure the links are connected to the interfaces you want and add these labels to the line or interface. When ever the page refreshes you will get the current values. In Utilization - ${InPercentUtil} Out…
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Just moving to another DB. Same NTA 4.4.0 version.
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If you didn't want to use custom properties you could add the following in each condition. Then they would happen automatically without adding the custom property values to new disks. Volume Size is greater than xxx Volume Size is smaller than xxx Zak Kahl http://www.loop1systems.com
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I agree with RK, Try using example ${Custom_Property_Name}. Just remove the "Node." from your references. Zak Kahl http://www.loop1systems.com
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So your trigger conditions will never occur because all the conditions need to be true. For example, its not possible for a node to be both UP and DOWN. You can change the "ALL" at the top "Trigger Alert when ALL of the following apply". This can be change to "ANY". Also you can change the "is equal to" to greater than or…
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Lets try removing the condition for the volume descriptions. Just so we can see those variables getting filled in.
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One more thing you could try. In email actions add "Volume." to each variable. This will point it at the volume table. ${Volume.VolumePercentUsed}
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Have have seen this before, and Orion wasn't the problem. I opened a case with Cisco and this was a known bug with the 3750 IOS. I don't remember the version I was on but was close to 12.2(35). I never had the chance to upgrade the IOS to see if this resolved the issue. Khalil - Looks like the upgrade to 12.2(58)SE2 didn't…
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So the syslog msgs wont appear in alerts, but will appear in the syslog view. If you want both on the same view, just add resources "active alerts" and "last xx syslog messages" to the same view. Remember a syslog may be just informational stuff, and may not be considered an alert. Zak Kahl http://www.loop1systems.com
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Thanks for this report!! It worked great for me trying to find a lost credential that is being used somewhere on my clients network. Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems http://www.loop1systems.com
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It sounds like you don't want to display the devices that are 100% available. Add this line under the "filter results" tab Records where Availiblity is not equal to 100 Zak Kahl Loop1 Systems Http://www.loop1systems.com
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Using the Syslog Viewer and setting up a filter will do this for you. I am not sure if this is what you have attempted already. Make sure you match the pattern and use ",' between the patterns. Also make sure DNS Hostname pattern, time of day or other options aren't causing you this issue. Leaving them at defaults and…
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I believe I have accomplished this in the past with a client. You may want to look in the DB, and find something that is common between the serial interfaces and use that as a trigger item. Here is an example that may work. Zak Kahl Http://www.loop1systems.com
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Make sure you are using the correct entries with the "type of property to monitor". In your top example you have chosen "Group", but are still looking at the entries for Volume. When creating an alert, choose the best "Type of Property to Monitor" that includes the fields you are looking for. Be careful about changing this…