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  • Cyber Monday didn't affect us here at all
  • BUMPING AGAIN! Everything said in this thread is really true. We are evaluating NPM and SAM at the moment and the native possibilities to monitor IBM AIX are simply not enough to say "AIX is supported". It was very difficult to get the communication via SNMP working and after that our AIX administrators told us that most…
  • Is the status now really "What we're working on"? THIS IS SO GREAT!!!!!!
  • BUMP We run our most important systems on AIX and have nearly 200 LPARs now. Please give an update on this topic as I would like to know how the chances are to get an AIX agent in the near future. Thanks
  • Okay, so here is my SWQL output: SELECT E0.[Uri], E0.[DisplayName] FROM Orion.APM.Component AS E0 WHERE ( ( E0.[Application].[Node].[Vendor] = 'Windows' ) AND ( E0.[Application].[ApplicationAlert].[ApplicationName] = 'Windows Monitor' ) AND (( E0.[ComponentAlert].[ComponentName] = 'Win_Stat_A' ) OR (…
  • You can output the status of each service in the message and just add something like 'write-host "Statistic.serviceX: 1";' Then set the critical threshold to 'greater than 0' and your component will be in critical state if there is a service which is not running. For example: if ( ($service -eq "SQL SERVER") -and $status…
  • Is there another possibility to hide it? Because if you remove the view customization rights the users will not be able anymore to adjust the settings of a widget/graph/resource. For example if you want to look at some historical data from last year in the Average CPU Load resource you have to adjust that setting as per…
  • Hi HerrDoktor​, please read my post above to see how I got it working. Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Deutschland Nils
  • I tried your solution but unfortunately it didn't work. I tested the SWQL in the SWQL Studio and got the error message: Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =,!=,<,<=,>,>= or when the subquery is used as an expression. So I guessed the problem is that the subquerys output…
  • Hi yaquaholic, I already tried the double value comparison but the problem is, that I cannot specify which statistic data from which component I want to compare. Even if I set the scope so that this only applies to the desired two components I can't choose which statistic value is the first and which is the second variable…
  • Hello, a script monitor has to return a statistic. This is a numeric value used to determine how the monitor compares to its set thresholds. This must be an integer value and is required. The message is optional. There is a limit of 10 statistic and message pairs for the script and each statistic and message output pair of…
  • <span class="pln">Try...<br /><br />echo </span><span class="str">"$substring"</span><span class="pln"> </span><span class="pun">|</span><span class="pln"> tr </span><span class="pun">-</span><span class="pln">cd </span><span class="pun">[:</span><span class="pln">digit</span><span class="pun">:]</span> That would return…
  • Hello, a script monitor has to return a statistic. This is a numeric value used to determine how the monitor compares to its set thresholds. This must be an integer value and is required. The message is optional. There is a limit of 10 statistic and message pairs for the script and each statistic and message output pair of…
  • The Linux/Unix script monitor expects your script to return a few things: A string that reads "Statistic: x" where x is the value you want to keep as a statistic, and an exit code that tells what status it should return. Optionally you can return a message in addition to your statistic value. Exit Code Meaning 0: Up status…
  • You could try to concat all your return values into one string with "<br/>" between the values so it should look nice. For example: #number of sessions on the gateway $numSessions = 0 $output = @() #Cycle through each connection foreach ($curitem in (Get-WmiObject -class "Win32_TSGatewayConnection" -ComputerName servername…