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Remove Shared /Cached Memory from Monitoring

thangaselvi

During the initial discovery of devices team went with all options , now there is any way to disable the shared,cached and virtual memory from monitoring for the devices globally?

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chad.every

We have a sample PowerShell script on the SolarWinds Github site here:

OrionSDK/Samples/PowerShell/Volume.Cleanup.ps1 at master · solarwinds/OrionSDK · GitHub

The query inside of the script would need to be updated to remove the correct type of volumes.

Basically swapping out line 21 of:

WHERE Volumes.Status != 1

with

WHERE Volumes.Type != 'Fixed Disk'

The script link above does not automatically remove entries unless you comment out line 30. So you can do a dry-run of the script first to see the behavior.

thangaselvi

Created an idea to do these centrally like how hardware sensors are managed

https://thwack.solarwinds.com/discussion/152892/need-volume-management-page-window

stuartd

There is no global setting you can use. the options are:

1. Change each node individually - tedious and subject to nodes being missed if you have a lot.
2. Script it in powershell or python with the script making calls to SWQL. - Recommended way.
3. Then there is the 100% not recommended approach using a query in DB Manager.

I can't help with option 2 as I am not a coder, but there might be a shared script here: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/kb/categories/32-scripts

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