Discovery settings changing after running config wizard?

Update: Re-ran the config wizard for the website, the same changes were made to the discovery. I'll open a case to see if this is expected behavior.

I have observed the same issue, it's brings 3 of our 8 polling engines to their knees due to the number of AppInsight for SQL additions that we do not need to monitor in Orion. Have you had any resolution from support?

You contact the Solarwinds support ? Or see in log files confogurations wizard.

No I haven't, I was first checking to see if someone had a solution before I went that route. A quick fix via thwack is much better than waiting on support to evaluate diags. This was a question for nickourdos, since he experienced the same issue.

This has been logged as a bug by the SolarWinds dev team. I would assume it will be addressed in a future release.

Thanks Nick.

I hope they fix it soon, this is a pain...

I have had to turn off the auto-import due to this issue.  It kept importing unwanted/undesired interfaces when it broke my interface selection settings.  We have not fully automated server imports, so that was unaffected for us, but I can see where that would be an issue as well.

I will be looking forward to this getting fixed. 

I thought I was doing something wrong all along, auto-discovery kept importing unwanted interfaces. I stopped using it a while ago because of the continuous battles having to remove interfaces. Hope it gets addressed soon as doing this manually is a pain.

You could always set up a VIP on an F5 or other load balancer and send it to one IP with multiple listeners, thats what we do

we have 12 pool members on the VIP and anytime a device is added, the Netflow VIP is part of the config

I highly doubt it.

PerfStack and AppStack red dots are way more important that automated management of monitored components.

This happened to me last week when someone did something they should not have done with a Discovery, what a PITA to undo hundreds of IIS/SQL boxes added to monitoring.