Currently Supported Software Versions

Orion NPM

• Orion Network Performance Monitor version 8.5.1 and greater
• Latest Version: Orion Network Performance Monitor version 9.5.1

Orion NPM Modules

• Orion Application Performance Monitor version 2.x and greater
• Latest Version: Orion Application Performance Monitor version 3.1
• Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer version 2.x and greater
• Latest Version: Orion Netflow Traffic Analyzer v3.6 Hot Fix 1
• Orion VoIP Monitor version 2.0 and greater
• Latest Version: VoIP Monitor version 2.1
• Orion IP SLA Manager version 3.x and greater (formerly Orion VoIP Monitor)
• Latest Version: Orion IP SLA Manager version 3.1
• Orion Wireless Monitor Module (End of life, functionality ported to Orion NPM)
• Orion IP Address Manager 1.x and greater
• Latest Version: IP Address Manager version 1.6

Orion EOC

• Orion Enterprise Operations Console version 1.x and greater
• Latest Version: Orion Enterprise Operations Console version 1.2 Service Pack 1

Orion NCM (formerly Cirrus Configuration Manager)

• Orion Network Configuration Manager version 5.x and greater
• Orion Network Configuration Manager version 5.5.2 - Service Pack 1
• Cirrus Configuration Manager version 4.0 and greater
• Latest Version: Cirrus Configuration Manager version 4.0.1

ipMonitor

• ipMonitor version 9.x and greater
• Latest Version: ipMonitor version 10.0.1

LANsurveyor

• LANsurveyor 10.x
• Latest Version: LANsurveyor version 10.2

Tools for Engineers

• Engineer’s Toolset version 9.x and greater
• Latest Version: 10.5
• Kiwi Syslog Server version 8.x and greater
• Latest Version: 9.0
• Kiwi CatTools version 3.x and greater
• Latest Version: 3.4.0

  SolarWinds End-of-Life Policy

SolarWinds' support statement for VMware

SolarWinds confirms that we will support customers running SolarWinds applications on supported Operating Systems in a VMware virtual machine environment. SolarWinds will provide unqualified support for SolarWinds applications running in a VMware virtual environment in an identical manner as with SolarWinds products running on any other major x86 based systems without initially requiring reproduction of issues on native hardware.

Should SolarWinds suspect that the virtualization layer is the root cause of an incident; the customer will be required to contact the appropriate VMware support provider to resolve the VMware issue.

While SolarWinds products are expected to function properly in a VMware virtual environment, there may be performance implications which can invalidate SolarWinds typical sizing and recommendations.