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@"chad.every" @"robert777" - Robert if you make a menu bar called "admin", and addign it to a random one of those menu bar sections for just your admin accounts group that sorts the problem out. If you're using every menu bar already you want to duplicate one of those bars, then add admin stuff to it, then swap that in as…

Steve's answer is correct There's a much much easier to maintain port check component you should consider instead, given that you're just hoping to return the port status. If you want to stick with powershell chuck a tracert on there or something

Something like this happened in one version in 2023. Did you upgrade up a few at once?

Read this twice, didnt understand what you're trying to achieve or where the problem was at all sorry

I believe you need to stick endresults in an array $endresults = @($endresults) or something probably works You might get an error later about the date format Havnt opened PS to test.

The macros are positional - think ${N=SwisEntity;M=CustomProperties.Address} = "On this table, go down to the custom properties table, then the address value" If you swap a node for an interface, it's still going to look to go down one, and use the address. If you made that on interfaces customproperties it'd work. If you…

If you actually wanted to test ping, you could write a quick powershell for it to ping loopback, or could alert if the node representing your server/s was down. I think what you actually want is the "not responding" alert, there's one canned now and many threads on there using that phrase, I posted a bulk one a while back

I think the answer is the checkbox for complex conditions in the trigger section

I think you've got what that 10 minute setting does, it runs the SWQL/Evaluates the alert every 10 minutes, it wouldnt follow without additional settings that it'd trigger every 10 minutes, you'd want the reset condition to be at 10 minutes for that or simmilar. Bear in mind you're alerting on bandwidth right now, which…

2) there is a tool confirmed as coming, I believe it was on roadmap for late this year?

In addition to what chuck said, which is correct, you can also use a modern dashboard map widget in the last few versions

Interesting, wouldnt have guessed that. What did you end up doing with the bearer in the end?

Hi Tim, Yes, or at least, looks fine to me

@"KMSigma.SWI" @"ChantalDE" Updating the way Chanal tried with passing in a property for the token doesnt look like it works as there's no property or column interactable with that property Trying to update a bearer type credential with the update usernamepassword credentials doesnt work as it's the wrong type given the…

Updated description with 1) get URI: SELECT c.Uri FROM Orion.Credential c where id = target 2) inspect $cred = Get-SwisObject -Uri $uri -SwisConnection $swis 3) set $props = @{description = 'test'} Set-SwisObject -Uri $uri -Properties $props -SwisConnection $swis

Or to fix. Move them closer together? Retuce contention across the route? Something at capacity along the way? Upgrade that Reduce the network flow of something fix a route that's routing somewhere long if there's a shorter route available somehow. something like that

Given that this in in the NPM forum. Node per poller, monitored from the MPE or one closest to the DB, track he latency stat from there

Looks like it wants an input of [in32]ID, @(props) rather than @(id, props)

You may be able to skip this step by generating the bearer in a login step, then turning it into a variable for reuse within the API poller, however if this method is the required one, I'll take a look when I can, Got some UTF8 code in PS laying around. The SWQL studio expanded api field should have a description of the…

Are you referring to a SWIS verb or whatever query the bearer token is used for?

test-netconnection $SWhostname -port 17778 or something like that to confirm

Aaah I see, thanks for sharing

I can confirm this isn't normal, and you shouldn't get timeouts for a select top 10. Would assume this is networking issues between your terminal and the MPE If you're running it locally and still having a problem something in your environment is having a very bad day

Haha we may have interacted in one of those app gateway threads, i've definitely poked my head in and done some azure integration coding elsewhere Keep the name it's great!

Fop's outlined a method that's basically - Make a macro for each multivaluestatistic/massage you need This method works just fine in the event that things can be pretty static There's also - Select all the multivalue stuff, select top 1, concat together - Select all multivalue stuff, form a table with FOR XML PATH and a…

Interesting, so didn't need the other cores in the end?

This is a great bit of information

Yeah, that or something quite similar feeding in caption (as a node-level property) is probably not perfect, but it should work. Could also use vm.host.node.caption for example to match 1-4-1 in the event that there's a node per host (which is not guaranteed) the dot properties can be used to navigate up or down…

Ooooh lovely nugget of info there!

Not sure which managedstatus lines up with, but status is the VH object and hoststatus is the vcenter's view which is like "does it have alarms against it" + "is it disconnected/infigured weird"