Missing operator before '/'?
Hi allmy first attempt to create a monitor on SAM and I got this error Testing on node '192.168.87.108' failed with 'Unknown' status ('Unknown' might be different if script exits with a different exit...
View ArticleSAM Database Maintenance Is Overdue
Hi I'm running SAM V5-A150 - I've just started getting the following message in the last 6 days. SAM Database Maintenance Is OverdueTables in your database contain data that is older than data...
View ArticleIssue with DAG PS Monitor Template
Hello All,First time posting a question so I hope I'm in the right area. I'm also a routing and switching network person but have good server admin's helping me out. I've recently added SAM 5.2 to our...
View ArticleHow to get live data from SolarWinds
Hi All, I am new to SolarWinds. I am working on a project which requires all the data related to monitoring. That means whichever device is being monitored(irrespective of the parameters that are being...
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Component Availability Report - Orion Report Writer
Wonder if someone would be able to give me a helpful walkthrough on how to create a Component Availability Report using Orion Report Writer. I have been tasked with creating some reports that will...
View ArticleSAM, How to show last x number of statistic messages
I have created a powershell log parser application, with a 'number of newly found strings' component.I am using a script that actually extracts the line of text from the log file and return this in the...
View ArticlePowerShell script that is able to restart IIS pools whenever they are up or...
Hi, I have a PowerShell script that is able to restart IIS pools whenever they are up or down. Now,I would like to setup monitoring for IIS Pool on the Application Monitor. Is there a way I can link...
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AppInsight SQL Up Events
Every few hours my event summary displays this I can never find why or when the monitors weren't up. Is it just reminding me that I have these monitors?and most (98%) are always back at the same time.
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