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Re: Cannot remove tunnel interface

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This did the trick. Thanks a lot!


Re: bash bug fix for alert central ?

Re: License Expired

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if you have a full purchased license version of orion it will still run as normal.  To upgrade to the latest and greatest you will have to renew your license for maint.  From an operational point of view its best to stay on top of the versions as they are released to avoid any issues.  If you fall behind you will have upgrade incrementally.

Re: License Expired

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if the license is expired in the npm and sam and udt , all nodes are not discovered

Re: Trap Test Possibility

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Trap and Syslog Rule actions cannot be tested, the exact messages will need to come from the device, or a message generator to test the Rules. There is a Trap Editor and Sender that could work out of the Engineer's Toolset. Syslog is a little bit easier as we have Kiwi Syslog Generator.

Re: Detailed interface information of all interfaces in one group?

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You should be able to add a Custom Object resource and arrive at the same result without all the iframe stuff.

Admin Rights for Adding Node??

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Hi, have just installed SAM (latest version) and imported domain account into SAM.

Have provided admin rights and all other management access to selected accounts, however these accounts are unable to add a node as it states "you need admin rights"

Only way around this is to log in as Admin and add the node.

Is there something I am overlooking?

Thanks in advance for assistance.

Re: Agent needs credentials to install

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When installing the agent manually, it prompts for credentials.  I want to clarify what these are used for.

 

1. Do I need to provide the agent with credentials that have local admin rights (in order for it to collect WMI information since it runs as a service)?

No. The credentials you are asked to provide are your Orion credentials. These credentials are used to register the Orion agent with the Orion server or additional poller.

 

2. If the Orion Web Console allows me to download the MSI with MST for a silent install via group policy, then does that mean I have to create a second policy to tell the resulting Agent service to run under an account with local admin rights?  (the equivalent of manually entering it in the screen shot below)

The MST file is bound to a specific polling engine based upon the options selected, so there is no requirement to provide credentials of any type for the agent to register with the Orion server when mass deployed using the associated MST file.


Re: Admin Rights for Adding Node??

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How were these accounts added from Active Directory? Were they added via a group or individual user accounts? You will need to update either the group or the individual user accounts to properly reflect the permissions they should have. By default, all new users created in Orion are non-admin until otherwise specified.

 

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I am looking for a tool to compare running configs on cisco routers? I want to do it live for about 35 of our common routers. comparing 2 at a time is fine. Only things I can find in the toolset want to comare startup and running on same unit.

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I am wanting to be able to compare running configs across multiple routers concurrently.  The doc I can find says it can do it, but everything I can find compares running to startup.  Any answers to clear up the haze?

Re: Admin Rights for Adding Node??

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Thanks mate. Have added the accounts as individuals and have "allowed Admin Rights" as below, so not too sure what else is needed?

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Re: Admin Rights for Adding Node??

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Then the only likely remaining permission is the SAM Admin role pictured below under "Server & Application Monitor Settings" editable under each users account settings.

 

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Re: Admin Rights for Adding Node??

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Thanks mate, that was the missing link I needed.

Never thought to look there

Much appreciated.

Re: I am looking for a tool to compare running configs on cisco routers? I want to do it live for about 35 of our common routers. comparing 2 at a time is fine. Only things I can find in the toolset want to comare startup and running on same unit.

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You can do this with NCM. Download the running configs you want to compare. Then just select the ones you want to compare and right click and select "Compare Selected Configs"

Re: I am looking for a tool to compare running configs on cisco routers? I want to do it live for about 35 of our common routers. comparing 2 at a time is fine. Only things I can find in the toolset want to comare startup and running on same unit.

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You may want to download a free trial of network configuration manager


Re: Restore a user created view

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I think I found the table you meant. I see that the table "ResourceProperties" has the filters that belongs to the tables. I know what I need to do from here. Thank you very much Stuart.

SLA Groups Availabilty Reports

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Hi all, am wondering if it is possible to report from a Group perspective but provide the availability from a Node??

Am new to SAM and have not mastered the report writing concept, so what I am attempting to create may not be possible.

My nirvana is to provide a monthly report of many SLA's that can be provided to the business, which my team is suppose to provide 99.5% availability or better.

Have edited the Group availability report to the following design:

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This provides the following report:

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Which is fine, however it shows the availability of the group, which will be either 0% or 100%. What I would like is the availability be that of the node eg:

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So am after the group availability for "DRP001 - Test" be 98.670% for the last month, instead of the report showing the Group average which was 100%.

The individual SLA's can be a mixture of variable nodes, so it would be the average of all nodes to each SLA group.

So am not too sure if this is even possible, but appreciate any assistance, thanks.

Re: Need a Regional Average report

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This should get you pointed in the right direction if you really want to use SQL (but I would HIGHLY recommend just making this in the web report writer). Note that it may not be 100% perfect, my test DB is down for maintenance right now.

 

To answer you 2nd question, you should be able to chart the devices in a line chart using the web report writer.

 

OVERALL AVG:

SELECT
AVG(r.Availability) as 'AVG Availability'
FROM
ResponseTime r
JOIN
Nodes n ON n.nodeid=r.nodeid
WHERE
DateTime > (GetDate()-7)
AND
--Change the line below to reflect your custom property name and region--
n.CustomProperty = 'Region'

 

AVG BY NODE:

SELECT
AVG(r.Availability) as 'AVG Availability'
,n.Caption as Device
FROM
ResponseTime r
JOIN
Nodes n ON n.nodeid=r.nodeid
WHERE
DateTime > (GetDate()-7)
AND
--Change the line below to reflect your custom property name and region--
n.CustomProperty = 'Region'
GROUP BY
n.Caption

 

 

 

-ZackM

Loop1 Systems: SolarWinds Training and Professional Services

Re: SLA Groups Availabilty Reports

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Are you looking for something more like this?

 

select
c.name as 'group name'
,n.caption as device
,round(avg(r.availability),2) as 'avg availability'
from Containermembersnapshots s
join containers c on c.containerid=s.containerid
join nodes n on s.entityid = n.nodeid
join responsetime r on r.nodeid=n.nodeid
where s.entitydisplayname = 'Node'
--change this number for how many days you need to go back in the report
and r.datetime > (getdate()-7)
group by n.caption, c.name
order by c.name, n.caption

 

 

-ZackM

Loop1 Systems: SolarWinds Training and Professional Services

Re: List of all VLANs resource - Empty?

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cahunt wrote:

 

It should show on the controller page, but adding this to a larger Network Summary view it won't show.

That's incorrect, when I click on the Network Tab, I have the 'List of all VLANs' view in there. And it shows all the vlans for all my switches. Like I said, it's showing 372. Then if I go to a single switch, the 'List of all VLANs' view will just show the vlans that are on that switch so maybe about 5.

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