'SolarWinds' pricing structure is the primary reason why some customers opt for another solution such as ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer.No updates at all in 2021, I expect they were all hands on deck trying to recover from the hack and focused on the more flagship modules.

Essentially minor UX improvements and an tweak to the RBAC. Just for fun I double checked and the release notes since 2019 have not had any substantial new features.

It basically only serves a very narrow niche of people who know they need some kind of extremely rudimentary automation and are afraid to learn how to use Ansible or Nornir. At that time the PM was pretty heavily invested in getting NCM to just use python natively, but people left the company, priorities changed, and as far as I have been able to tell NCM just kind of stalled out. Set system syslog host corp_syslog source-address system syslog host corp_syslog any infoīack when I was still a thwack MVP I used to have meetings often with the PM's of NCM, and about 4 years I started raising the issue to them that the limitations of the existing scripts were going to make the product irrelevant in the near future. Set system syslog host corp_syslog any info script SetSourceAddressIP (NCM.Nodes in in = '9') I have other instances where I would want to set up this type of behavior like a source address for NetFlow, a source address for SNMP traps, etc. I really don't want to have to hand-input this data. What am I missing here? Can't I define a new variable and populate it with data from a table in NCM? The goal is to cycle through the interfaces on the device, find an IP with a 3 Octet of 9 and then write said IP as the source address. The documentation from SW isn't great or at least isn't giving me, someone with piss poor programming skills, the information I need to accomplish this. I'm struggling with the language and pulling data specifically from the SWIS. If the target 'management subnet' doesn't exist, I'll still set up syslog just without the source-address statement.

Pretty simple until I want to add a 'source-address' statement if a certain subnet lives on the device. I'm trying to set up a CCT to set up syslog monitoring on all of our switches and routers.

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