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Same here! I was trying to be too quick and didn't print it out and write it down like @"kpina" noted below.
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Same, I put what I thought was the only logical answer and got it wrong as well.
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Oh, and now that I've put in my (incorrect) answer, it appears the number of letters changes from 6 to 8!
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Yeah, I suspect a few of us a tad too literal in our definition of "metrics", which led us to choose poorly for today's answer.
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Just from my own experience, yes, there are a few ways you can create a dashboard to show the status. The most basic would be to add a custom query widget to an existing dashboard with the following SWQL: SELECT Name, CASE WHEN Status = 0 THEN 'DOWN' WHEN Status = 1 THEN 'UP' ELSE 'unknown' END AS Status FROM…
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That worked perfectly! Thanks @"KMSigma.SWI" !!
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I have been trying to get the same thing going in our environment, to mixed results. I also grabbed the custom SAM template (CPU/MEM snapshot), imported this template, and applied it to the node I was testing. I managed to get the Multiple Statistics Chart working for Top Processes (CPU) component, and I think you're on…
