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UnManage a Node with VBScript

david.templeton

DESCRIPTION

Use a field matching a certain value to remanage a node or a set of nodes. Optionally set the start time and end time. Run it from a command prompt or within an Advanced Alert.

REQUIREMENTS

Make the following changes to the connection string in the script:

data source (currently set to "SQLServer"
database name (currently set to "NetPerfMon")
user name (currently set to "sa")
user password (currently set to "TOPSECRET")

INPUTS

FieldName - the name of the field to use. Can be used with or without quotes
FieldValue - the value of the field. Numeric values can be used with or without quotes. Text values must have single quotes nested within double quotes (ex. "'Hello World!'")
(Optional) UnmanageFrom - start date/time to begin
(Optional) UnmanageUntil - start date/time to end

EXAMPLES

1. Unmanage all Nodes with a CustomerName of "John Doe", starting at 3/31/2010 12:00:00 AM. Script is saved on C: drive.

2. Unmanage a Node when an Alert has fired. "Execute an external VB Script" has been added as a trigger action for the Alert. VB Script Interpreter has been set to WScript.exe. Script is saved under C:\Scripts on server. The script takes the parameters NodeID and its value ${NodeID}.

NOTES

Please let me know if you spot any problems with the script, or if there is anything left out of the description. There is also a ReManageNode.vbs script available at .