quote:Originally posted by cshiverbrWe recently migrated our SLX database from the desktop engine to a MS SQL server and are greatly expanding the number of nodes and interfaces we're tracking.Has anyone come up with a way to add nodes and interfaces to the NetPerfMon database without using the GUI? Maybe create a table in access and join it?Thanks,Chris
quote:Originally posted by mjhamiltonbrJust out of curiousity more than anything else... why would you want to do this and not use the GUI???Martin J. Hamilton... lost in a sea of snmp...
quote:Originally posted by Network_GurubrCould you not use the Network Discovery tool to add all your devices?It's documented in the admin guide;http://www.solarwinds.net/netperfmon/help/AdminGuide/Network_Discovery.htm#_VPID_74-=Cheers=- NG
quote:Originally posted by pancamoSeveral major problems with the network discovery...1. It's a manual process2. It's DOG(hours) slow when adding the devices to a large database3. If you rename a node, discovery creates a duplicate node4. NO IMPORT FEATURE5. You have to go back and manually add cpu/storage monitoring (good luck finding which ones were added in the tree view)6. NO IMPORT FEATURE (yea it's listed 2 times :)quote:Originally posted by Network_GuruCould you not use the Network Discovery tool to add all your devices?It's documented in the admin guide;http://www.solarwinds.net/netperfmon/help/AdminGuide/Network_Discovery.htm#_VPID_74-=Cheers=- NG
quote:Originally posted by Network_GuruCould you not use the Network Discovery tool to add all your devices?It's documented in the admin guide;http://www.solarwinds.net/netperfmon/help/AdminGuide/Network_Discovery.htm#_VPID_74-=Cheers=- NG
You can add nodes via a SQL insert, but it's more complicated than you might expect since each node has a lot of properties (e.g., interfaces, volumes) associated with it.
Have you tried doing this via the web in v9?