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Invoke-SwisVerb to Enable Application Dependency Polling for a Node?

chadsikorra over 5 years ago

I've been sifting through the available verbs for this, but I'm not sure if there is one. Basically I'm looking for a way to automate checking the "Application Dependency Polling Enabled" checkbox for a node. These are all nodes that have the agent already installed.

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0 pawelk over 5 years ago

Hi chadsikorra
You can enable/disable Application Dependency Polling by invoking verb:
Orion.ADM.NodeInventory.Enable and Orion.ADM.NodeInventory.Disable
You need to pass array of ids of nodes. In order to pass an array of integers, the following xml must be constructed and passed as an argument:
<ArrayOfint xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays">
<int>1</int>
</ArrayOfint>
Hope this helps
pawelk
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0 chadsikorra over 5 years ago in reply to pawelk

I think that's for the "Asset Inventory" section of the resource selection list for a server. The application dependency mapping seems to be referred to as "SAM.ADM" in most places. That's what I originally tried, and it ran successfully but did not change the "Application Dependency Polling Enabled" checkbox.
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0 pawelk over 5 years ago in reply to chadsikorra

Hi chadsikorra
can you please double-check. I verified on my SAM installation that verb 'Orion.ADM.NodeInventory.Enable' turns the checkbox 'Application Dependency Polling Enabled' on.
Maybe it is problem with parameters, or we miss something else.
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pawelk
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0 chadsikorra over 5 years ago in reply to pawelk

Interesting, I will double check. Though I have had to completely disable the Application Dependency Mapping feature in SAM because it completely hoses our environment after a couple days of running. The SolarWinds.Collector.Service.exe doesn't stop consuming memory and eventually all of our monitoring components go into an unlicensed state (even though we have an unlimited license). So I will likely put this on the back-burner for now. I appreciate the response though.
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0 chadsikorra over 5 years ago in reply to pawelk

Interesting, I will double check. Though I have had to completely disable the Application Dependency Mapping feature in SAM because it completely hoses our environment after a couple days of running. The SolarWinds.Collector.Service.exe doesn't stop consuming memory and eventually all of our monitoring components go into an unlicensed state (even though we have an unlimited license). So I will likely put this on the back-burner for now. I appreciate the response though.
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