Free SolarWinds SCP-NPM Exam Actual Questions & Explanations

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Question No. 2

When a router monitored by NPM reboots, the interface indexes statuses change to unknown in NPM. What do you do after you remove the unknown interfaces?

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Correct Answer: C

When a router monitored by NPM reboots, the interface indexes may change, causing the interface statuses to become unknown in NPM. This is because NPM uses the interface indexes to identify and poll the interfaces. To resolve this issue, you need to remove the unknown interfaces from NPM and then run a list of resources on that node to discover the interfaces with the new index IDs. You can then add the interfaces back to NPM and resume monitoring them.Reference:

Allow Change the Interface Index - Forum - Network Performance Monitor (NPM) - THWACK Products

Edit interface properties in NPM - SolarWinds

SCP Study Aid - SolarWinds(page 6)


Question No. 3

You want to create an alert that notifies you when packet loss meets or exceeds 50%, but only for a select set of nodes in your network. How do you accomplish this?

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Correct Answer: D

An alert limitation is a filter that restricts the scope of an alert to a specific set of objects, such as nodes, interfaces, applications, or groups. You can use an alert limitation to create an alert that only applies to a select set of nodes in your network, and exclude the rest.To set an alert limitation for the nodes to be included in the alert, follow these steps1:

ClickAlerts & Activity > Alerts > Manage Alerts.

Find the alert that you want to edit or create a new alert.

On theTrigger Conditiontab, define the condition that triggers the alert, such asPercent Loss is greater than or equal to 50.

On theScope of Alerttab, selectLimit the scope of this alert to a specific subset of objects.

Choose the method to define the subset of objects, such asSelect objects manually,Use a custom SWQL query, orUse a custom SQL query.

Select or enter the criteria to filter the objects, such as the node name, IP address, group, custom property, or any other attribute.

ClickAdd Selected Objectsto add the objects to the alert limitation.

ClickNextand complete the rest of the alert configuration.

You can now save and enable the alert, and it will only notify you when packet loss meets or exceeds 50% for the nodes that you have selected in the alert limitation.Reference:1: Limit the objects an alert applies to


Question No. 4

You added a device for NPM to monitor. You can see CPU and memory statistics, but want to see a statistic that NPM does not support out of the box. Which features can you use to collect the statistics you want from the device? (Choose all that apply.)

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Correct Answer: A, C

If you want to see a statistic that NPM does not support out of the box, you can use the Manage Pollers feature in Device Studio or the Universal Device Pollers (UnDP) feature to collect the statistics you want from the device. Both features allow you to create custom monitors for almost any statistic provided by SNMP based on its Management Information Base (MIB) and object identifier (OID). You can also assign the custom pollers to specific devices, view the polled data in the Orion Web Console, and use the data in alerts and reports. The difference between the two features is that Manage Pollers is a web-based interface that simplifies the creation and management of custom pollers, while UnDP is a standalone application that offers more advanced options and flexibility. Device templates and application monitor templates are not features that can be used to collect custom statistics from devices, as they are predefined sets of monitors for specific device types or applications that NPM supports out of the box.Reference:

Define a custom statistic to monitor in the NPM

Manage pollers using Device Studio

[Monitor custom statistics based on OIDs with Universal Device Pollers]