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Have you considered using the Agent? I deployed the SAM agent because it uses the computer/servers LOCAL SYSTEM account. So no admin account needed on all your devices.

Can you also explain your scenario here? what are you trying to accomplish? Be alerted if a folder exists on a server? on 3 servers? on all servers? workstations? just curious. A simple powershell script could accomplish this assuming we are talking windows.

Pretty sure this one is File specific. But you can try putting in a directory. There is a test feature at the topic of the component where you could test your logic

well you might have to tell us then what the component is and what type of statistics you need. Without that information we have no clue what table you may be needing to join to get this data. 

Component Monitor Library. This feature is builtin

I'm going to answer my own question here because i figured it out. What i was trying in the "execute an external program" on the line "Network path to external program" was putting the path to myscript. So i was trying like this //Servename/D$/scripts/myscript.ps1 ${NodeName} I found that did not work. What does work is…

not sure if this is the data you are looking for but give this a try. not sure what this translate to SWQL...but if you have access to just query the database SELECT TOP 5 * FROM dbo.APM_ComponentStatus where ComponentID = '500' and ApplicationID = '22' order by TimeStamp DESC

I want to follow this thread. For security purposes it seems the agent is best. Install and it runs as local SYSTEM account. Pretty sure agentless you'll need a user that has Local Admin on any server / workstation that you want to monitor. When i was doing agentless the network discovery part was nice. Since i don't want…

thank you for the replies