Q35. You want to limit a user to only monitor Windows servers and not be able to view other devices that NPM monitors. How can you do this?

Q36. You can import device-specific MIBs into the SolarWinds MIB Database, but you cannot import UnDP pollers based on OIDs from device-specific MIBs.

Q37. You can share with others the PerfStack URL of any troubleshooting project you save.

Q38. You monitor three Cisco routers with NPM. NPM reports utilization statistics for two of the routers. NPM only shows Availability and Response Time statuses for the third router. Why do you not see utilization statistics on the third router?

Q39. Which is not true for Device Studio Poller?

Q40. You want to create an Orion Map that shows the connections between your on-site devices and your servers in the Cloud. You can see the connections between all of the devices on site, but do not have visibility to the connections to your cloud servers.
How do you resolve this?

Q41. Your network has critical devices on the opposite side of a WAN link from you SolarWinds server. You do not want alerts about the devices if the router (name = “target”) that connects your SolarWinds server to the remote site is down. How do you configure Alert Suppression?

Q42. Your network includes the headquarters and three remote sites. Users from remote site A complain they do not have access to the company’s accounting server. Users from remote site B and C have access to the accounting server. How can you find the source of the issue?

Q43. You’re troubleshooting a complex network issue and need to build a comparison of several metrics across multiple devices and SolarWinds products to identify the problem. What feature can you use?

Q44. How can you add entities from NPM to monitor for all registered devices in your company domain?

Q45. While building an Orion map in the NPM web console you notice that two of your devices do not show a connection between them. You verify the two devices are connected. How can you resolve this issue? (Choose all that apply.)

Q46. You configure an alert to send you an email when you have a high CPU load on your devices. Your NPM web console shows several devices have high CPU utilization, but you have not received any emails. What could be the issue?

Q47. You created a Universal Device Poller (UnDP) but cannot find an OID in the MIB tree. How do you resolve this issue?

Q48. You receive an alert that one of your routers is experiencing critical level CPU utilization. The router details in the web console show as critical utilization, but you do not consider the utilization on that router to be at a critical level.
What change can you make in NPM to reflect a CPU utilization level you consider to be critical for the device?

Q49. How can you ensure the trigger actions you set on an alert will work?

Q50. You want a user to be able to acknowledge alerts. Which permissions do you assign to the user account?

Q51. You want to create a custom poller for a device. When you select the OID you get an “OID not supported” error. What does this mean?

Q52. NPM polls static properties, and calculates bandwidth consumption based on the total amount of _____ coming through the firewall.