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Windows Powershell monitor issue (output result)

Dear All,

I'm currently facing an issue working on Windows powershell monitor.

I read a lot of threads but I still not able to find what is wrong.

I'm trying to monitor all windows services and detect all stopped services but when I try click on "Get script output", nothing happens the output result display "Loading. Please wait..." and nothing else.

I'm using the following script (from Monitoring All Auto-Start Services In A Single SolarWinds Orion SAM Script | Prosperon Networks )

$IPAddress = '${IP}'
$ExludeServices = 'SysmonLog','Ati HotKey Poller','spupdsvc','McShield'
$Services = Get-WmiObject Win32_Service -ComputerName $IPAddress -Credential '${CREDENTIAL}' | Where-Object {$_.StartMode -eq 'auto' -and $_.state -ne 'Running'} | where ({$ExludeServices -notcontains $_.Name}) | select name, state
$Message=''
$Statistic=0
foreach ($service in $Services){
    $Message+=$service.name + " "
    $Statistic++
}
if ($Error.Count -eq 0) {
    write-host "Message: $Message";
    write-host "Statistic: $Statistic";
    exit 0;
}
Write-Host "Message: $($Error[0])";
Exit 1;

When I launch the powershell script directly from the poller, it works fine (on the same server):

PS C:\Users\xxx> C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\Untitled1.ps1
Message: RemoteRegistry
Statistic: 1

could someone can help on this ?

thanks.

Julien.

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christopher.t.jones123

I usually see this issue when the script just takes a long time to run. What's your execution method? are you sure that the account you are using has the appropriate permissions?

jfa91

Hello Christopher,

The execution mode is local host and the accounts used is administrator of the server (even domain admin). And I don't see failed event logs on the security log, from my point of view it's not related to the account.

christopher.t.jones123

What about the execution policy?

jfa91

For powershell on the server it's remote signed. it works fine when I execute de script remotely from the poller via powerhsell.