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I've got 5 TV screens, each with 2-3 pages on rotation, one of which sounds similar to your requirement. I simply dynamicly group the required apps and servers then link them to graphics via Network Atlas:

You can do this with a template I posted a while back: Folder Statistics. Once applied you will just need to setup an alert to fire if last date recorded was over 2 hours old. nb. You could easily tweak the temlate to look for only the last modified time of the directory itself rather than it's content if you felt that…

Not sure if this is useful but I published a simple powershell solution for creating alerts on various things including file age which I called Folder Statistics (as this is why I created it initially but can also be used for alerting). You could modify it to accept different date formats if needed: Folder Statistics

Depends how you want to present the info really, I assume you want to just know any not currently at 2016 so the most basic report you could build would be something like: Then when building the table use 'group results by' 'operating system' and it will list each version under seperate heading.

I've found the cause of the error - For some reason around 30 servers are returning null for $objSearcher.QueryHistory(0, 1) so $objEntry is then null causing "$d = $objEntry.Date" to also return null so when it tries to split what should be a date/time (for what appears to be an inelegant way of trimming whitespace) it…

Same... Anyone have any updates?

Look somewhere around 1.3.6.1.4.1.6876. If you don't find it I can look more when I get a mo.

There was a discussion a while back: Current Users

I uploaded an application template last week that will do this. In fact it checks for existence of a specified folder, takes content count, total size in megabytes, oldest and newest files both in root and in subfolders, all of which can be used in alerts and reports: Folder Statistics

Grays SOCK is dead... long live Grays SOCK next generation. Grays Solarwinds Orion Colourising Kit has gone web based! The tool has gone largely unused due to how it was written tripping heuristic AV's with false positives either on download or on use. Understandably not many folk have been able to use it in production so…

It seems that not everyone is keen on a dark theme (shocking I know) so I thought I'd use my SOCK to give the light theme some love which I've posted here.

I thought it about time for an update of my dark theme extracted from GraysSOCK v1.4. It covers a bunch of additional classes, now contains textures for the backgrounds (using base64) and I've compressed the css to reduce the additional filesize. As before, Step 1: Paste the .css from the default dark theme .css generated…

I've updated Grays SOCK tool to v1.2 which now allows using image files rather than just plain colours for the main and box backgrounds so you can make something like the following in a few seconds (literally a few seconds): I've also added a bunch of fixes for elements that weren't applying the changes. Get it here: Grays…

Hey guys, for those of you who are unable to use Grays Sock tool on production systems to generate your own Orion dark themes you could use it on an offline lab and just copy the mainlayout.css and bundler.config files over to your production systems. Alternatively you can do it the old fashioned way and use my dark theme…

I'm pleased to announce that I've uploaded my 'Solarwinds Orion Colourising Kit' to Thwack, a GUI that allows you customise the look of your Orion pages and share the results with others by exporting/importing your projects: In brief, I've categorised graphical components into logical groups which can be individually…

Would people find it useful if I created a standalone tool to create your own colour themes? Now I have isolated the base changes needed it shouldn't take too much for me to write a basic GUI where you can enter the colours of your choice. If there is enough interest I can make that my next project (once the Cisco exam is…

Amazing response, thanks guys, glad you like it, these comments makes the work worthwhile! It was simply a case of applying additional lines to the bottom of mainlayout.css and adding the "!important" tag which causes my lines to take precedence over the current css no matter which stylesheet the original styles…

Just uninstall via add/remove programs as any other app but if you are keeping other activated solarwinds modules run config wizard afterwards, ticking database, services and website options.

Go to /orion/nodes/default.aspx, click 'commands' and switch back to legacy page: Then expand your server, select the radio button next to the drive and click 'delete'

Have you tested WINRM config manually by running a test-wsman against the target server from the poller? Also have you tried running the script using local host as the execution mode to make sure it's not just a localised powershell issue?

After much down time and upgrading .net etc I finally pinned down the issue to a single KB on a secondary poller (KB4457131 I think it was). After uninstalling this I'm up and running. This is the latest security update. My main poller keeps reverting this update for some reason so basically the main poller was on an older…

1) 2) 3) NB. I found I had to set a long timout otherwise the emails were sent blank, possibly due to low resources on the box not replying with process details in time, so you the following: "APM\SolarWinds.APM.RealTimeProcessPoller.exe -n=${NodeID} -count=10 -timeout=180 -alertid=${N=Alerting;M=AlertID}" then Escellation…