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SolarWinds NPM is a powerful network monitoring tool that provides real-time visibility into network performance and helps IT professionals to identify and troubleshoot issues quickly. It is an essential tool for network administrators, engineers, and other IT professionals who are responsible for maintaining and optimizing network performance. The SCP-NPM Certification Exam is designed to test the candidate's knowledge of SolarWinds NPM and their ability to use it effectively to monitor and manage network performance.

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SolarWinds SCP-NPM Exam covers a wide range of topics related to network performance monitoring, including network mapping, device discovery, performance measurement, and troubleshooting. It tests the candidate's knowledge of how to use SolarWinds NPM to identify and resolve network issues quickly and efficiently. SCP-NPM Exam also assesses the candidate's ability to create custom reports, alerts, and dashboards that provide valuable insights into network health and performance.

SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor (NPM) Exam Sample Questions (Q47-Q52):

NEW QUESTION # 47
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.)

A. Verify you are monitoring Layer 2 and 3 topologies
B. Build a custom connection between the devices
C. Build a new Orion map and add the related entities instead of the nodes
D. Change the monitoring method from SNMP to CLI

Answer: A,B

Explanation:
To show the connection between two devices on an Orion map, you need to meet the following requirements1:
The devices must be monitored by NPM.
The devices must support topology and be interconnected.
The devices must have the corresponding interfaces monitored and identified as full or half duplex.
The Orion Maps feature must be enabled and configured.
If you do not see the connection between two devices on an Orion map, you should first verify that you are monitoring Layer 2 and 3 topologies for the devices. You can do this by checking the NPM Network Topology widget on the device details page. This widget will reflect what connections will be automatically drawn in Orion Maps2. If the widget does not show the expected connection, you may need to enable topology polling for the devices or check the SNMP credentials and configuration3.
If you are monitoring the correct topologies and still do not see the connection, you can build a custom connection between the devices using the Orion Maps feature. In the Map Editor, you can add the two devices to the canvas, select them, and click the Connect Objects button. Here you can specify the interface on either side and choose to add the manual connection to the database2.
Building a new Orion map and adding the related entities instead of the nodes will not resolve the issue, as the related entities are based on the same topology data as the nodes. Changing the monitoring method from SNMP to CLI will not resolve the issue, as CLI is not supported for topology polling3.

NEW QUESTION # 48
How can you ensure the trigger actions you set on an alert will work?

A. Test the alert from within Alert View of the Web Console
B. Use the Database Manager to trigger and test the alert
C. Simulate a performance interruption on a network device to test the alert trigger
D. Click Simulate on the assigned trigger action

Answer: D

Explanation:
When you create or edit an alert, you can test the trigger and reset actions by clicking Simulate next to the action you want to test. This will execute the action regardless of the trigger condition. You can also select an object to resolve any variables you have used in your action. For example, if your action is to send an email with the node name and status, you can select a node to see how the email will look like. This way, you can ensure the trigger actions you set on an alert will work as expected. References: Test alert triggers and actions in the SolarWinds Platform, How to Create Intelligent Alerts with NPM, How alerts work.

NEW QUESTION # 49
Your team member cannot see any reports in the Orion Console. What can cause this issue?

A. The No Reports limitation is applied to the user account
B. The Report Writer is not installed
C. The reports are configured with more than one limitation category
D. The SQL server is on a different system than the SolarWinds server

Answer: A

Explanation:
One possible cause of this issue is that the user account has the No Reports limitation applied to it. This limitation prevents the user from accessing any reports in the Orion Console, regardless of the report group or category. To resolve this issue, you need to edit the user account and change the report limitation to either No Limitation (to allow access to all reports) or a specific report limitation category (to allow access to only the reports with that category). You can also create custom report limitation categories and assign them to the reports and users as needed. Reference: Restrict who can access reports in the SolarWinds Platform, Define what users can access and do in the SolarWinds Platform.

NEW QUESTION # 50
What is the most time-efficient way to create a report in NPM that shows the top 50 interfaces by percent utilization?

A. Run the default top 25 interfaces by percent utilization report for different timeframes
B. Edit the default top 25 interfaces by percent utilization report and update to the top 50
C. Create a new advanced SQL query report
D. Create an interface report and use a filter to restrict to the top 50

Answer: B

Explanation:
NPM provides a default report called Top 25 Interfaces by Percent Utilization that shows the interfaces with the highest average utilization over the selected time period1. This report can be easily edited to change the number of interfaces displayed, the time period, the sorting order, the layout, and the filters2. To create a report that shows the top 50 interfaces by percent utilization, you can simply edit this report and change the Limit option from 25 to 503. This is the most time-efficient way to create the report, as it does not require creating a new report from scratch, writing a SQL query, or running the report multiple times for different timeframes. References: 1: Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide - Top 25 Interfaces by Percent Utilization 2: Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide - Edit a report 3: Network Performance Monitor Getting Started Guide - Customize a report

NEW QUESTION # 51
You configured devices to send SNMP traps to NPM, but do not see the messages in the Orion Web Console.
You verified that the firewall ports are open and the devices are correctly configured.
What can you verify to troubleshoot the cause?

A. Verify you configured the SNMP Traps view in the Orion Web Console
B. Verify you use Log Analyzer to view traps
C. Verify the SNMP trap service is running
D. Verify that you have the SNMP Trap module installed for NPM

Answer: C

Explanation:
The SNMP trap service is responsible for receiving, decoding, displaying, and storing the SNMP trap messages in the Log Analyzer database. If the service is not running, you will not see the messages in the Orion Web Console. You can verify the status of the service by using the Orion Service Manager or the Windows Services console. You can also restart the service if needed. The other options are not relevant for troubleshooting the cause of missing SNMP trap messages. References:
Monitor SNMP traps
Troubleshoot SNMP traps
Orion Service Manager

NEW QUESTION # 52
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