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Automate email to server owners?

Does anyone have any experience setting up a an automated email that could be sent to the listed owner of all nodes marked as Production 24/7 SLA monitoring?
Wonder if Power Automate could be used for this.
Would be nice to send an email to owners once or twice a year to have them check if 24/7 SLA is still required.

Thanks in advance

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marcrobinson

You can use the report scheduler. It works like a charm too. I do this several times a year for similar reasons. After your report is created in report manager, and you are in the manage reports dashboard, there is a tab called Schedule Manager. It is fairly simple. You do need to make sure you have reporting permissions for the account that will be sending these out. Basically, you create a schedule and assign one or more reports to it. The output has options too - csv/pdf notably. The links below have more details, so I will add them.

Schedule SolarWinds Platform reports from the Schedule Manager

Create and assign report schedules for the SolarWinds Platform in Report Manager

How to create a report links. These also include additional links on the Schedule Manager:

Manage and view reports in the SolarWinds Platform

Create a web-based report in the SolarWinds Platform

adam.beedell

I would probably just pull it off with a script, the report method Marc mentioned is good too, you could also do an alert enabled once a year or something, but I imagine it would be rude for anyone with a big estate without at least some fancy DISTINCT stuff on it, at which point you're basically back to a report or a script anyway. But could do.