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I have tried that with same results. Not sure that it is really a credential issue since I am able to pull the same data with the same credentials via WMI query or using the performance manager on the server. I am starting to wonder if it has something to do with the database name etc. The AppInsight templates are nice but…

The Application ID is different for each instance of the AppInsight for SQL on nodes. I was able to make this work using the following.

The node was added using WMI. The AppInsight template was added using the "List Resources" from the node and then checked the box under AppInsight Applications. I am able to run the following command from PowerShell and it returns data. Get-WmiObject -ComputerName serverName -Credential SolarWindsServiceCreds -Query…

Also found that if you have additional Polling Engines. You need to run the winrm quickconfig & winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts="*"} commands on those as well. Drove me crazy trying to figure out why some systems worked and others didn't. Assigned polling engine was the difference.

Thanks, I just found this while poking around in SAM. This would work if I want to change multiple alerts at the same time but not if I create a new alert sometime down the road and want to re-use one of these. If they had an "Assign to Alert" option from the Action Manager to copy an existing trigger action to another…

So after looking through some of the database tables I found something I could filter on to get the physical disks (sort of). I used the filter: ForecastCapacity.InstanceCaption LIKE '*E:*' or ForecastCapacity.InstanceCaption LIKE '*F:*' I could have also added ....Like "*C:*" to get the system drives but I was really only…

If you don't want to alert on the Performance counters just change the statistic thresholds (or clear) on the monitor either in the template or override at the node. It will continue to log the performance counter data for charting and review but the component will always be in an UP state when the node is up etc.

I have recently been able to get this to work on one of my PowerShell monitors. The <BR> tag does work for me but I may be doing it in a different method than you are. A copy of the section of your script where you are getting the output may be helpful. In my case am outputting the last 10 lines of a Robocopy log file and…

After another days worth of testing it looks like the best settings are: For the Windows Event Log Component Monitor: Poll every 300 seconds Number of past polling intervals to search for events: 1 (Not 1.5 as set by default as 1.5 seemed to trigger duplicates depending on the timing) For the Alert: Evaluation Frequency of…

Another example that I have is that I have created an Escalation event to send an email after every XX minutes if the alert is not resolved. I basically want to use the same email I created in the alert action prior to escalation but I have to start from scratch or have all of the relevant fields in notepad so I can just…