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Prepare for the SolarWinds SCP Network Performance Monitor (NPM) Exam exam with our extensive collection of questions and answers. These practice Q&A are updated according to the latest syllabus, providing you with the tools needed to review and test your knowledge.

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The questions for SCP-NPM were last updated on Jul 21, 2026.
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Question No. 1

A custom poller has polled some results from nodes. Which of the following is a possible reason for NOT being able to show the polled results as charts on the Orion Web Console?

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Correct Answer: A

One possible reason for not being able to show the polled results as charts on the Orion Web Console is that you did not set the poller to collect historical statistics. Historical statistics are required for displaying charts and gauges in the web console, as they provide the data points for plotting the trends and values over time. If you only set the poller to collect current statistics, you will only be able to view the polled results as tables or lists in the web console. To set the poller to collect historical statistics, you need to edit the poller and select the Keep Historical Data option in the Poller Properties page.You can also specify the retention settings for the historical data, such as the frequency and duration of data collection and storage1.Reference:Create a custom poller


Question No. 2

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

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Correct Answer: C

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.Reference:Test alert triggers and actions in the SolarWinds Platform,How to Create Intelligent Alerts with NPM,How alerts work.


Question No. 3

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.)

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Correct Answer: B, D

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.


Question No. 4

Which items can you display in Web Console maps?

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Correct Answer: D

Web Console maps are interactive and dynamic maps that you can create and customize using the Orion Maps feature in the SolarWinds Platform Web Console. You can display various items on the maps, such as monitored nodes, interfaces and volumes, SAM applications and components, and network links. You can also add custom labels, annotations, and images to the maps. Web Console maps can help you visualize the relationships and dependencies among your network devices and applications, as well as troubleshoot issues and identify root causes.Reference:Orion Maps,Create and customize maps in the Orion Platform,Orion Maps 2.0, New Alerting, and Palo Alto Networks Monitoring - SolarWinds Lab Episode #77.

https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-adding-map-objects-sw3356


Question No. 5

You created a Universal Device Poller. You want to create an alert based on this custom poller. When you create the alert, you select ''I want to alert on: Custom Poller.'' How would you identify the custom poller within the trigger condition?

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Correct Answer: A

To identify the custom poller within the trigger condition, you need to use the Unique Name of your UnDP. The Unique Name is a user-defined identifier that you assign to your custom poller when you create it using the Universal Device Poller tool. The Unique Name is also used to reference the custom poller in the Orion database and the web console. When you select ''I want to alert on: Custom Poller'' in the alert configuration, you can choose the specific custom poller by its Unique Name from the list of available pollers. You can also use the Unique Name to filter, group, or sort the custom poller data in reports, charts, or tables.Reference:Create a custom poller,Create an alert for a custom poller,View custom poller data


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