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Alert on Monitored Node Violations
Using patch manager 2026.2. How might I create an alert if my number of monitored nodes exceesed what my license allows? For example, when I open the console I see the following so I would like an e-mail alert for it. Is it logged anywhere that I could pick up using Splunk or the like?
Patch Manager Inventory Task Triggered VMware Tools Uninstallation on vSphere VMs
The inventory task in Patch Manager caused VMware Tools to be uninstalled on some vSphere VMs, which resulted in the affected VMs losing their network adapter and IP configuration. The inventory task was configured to read only the installed programs. Has anyone else experienced this behavior? The Event Logs indicate that…
Could not find a part of the path
Everything was working fine in SolarWinds Patch manager console then one day I'm getting errors when trying to view "Managed Computers" and Reports. When accessing "Managed Computers" I get pop-up that states, "Unable to run the requested report". Source: EminentWare.UI.MMC.Controls Exception occurred occurred... "Could…

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