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You are most welcome - thwack is a great resource.
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Here is what I use for similar report: SELECT Nodes.Caption FROM APM_Application RIGHT OUTER JOIN Nodes ON APM_Application.NodeID = Nodes.NodeID WHERE (Nodes.NetworkCategory = 'Servers') AND (APM_Application.Name IS NULL) ORDER BY Nodes.Caption This works for me. The Nodes.NetworkCategory is a custom property we assign to…
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Hello zenrad, I believe there is, here is what worked for me. I set up an advanced alert to trigger on "application status is equal to critical." In the trigger action, I inserted the variable "${StatusOrErrorDescription}" On my system, the message is kind of misleading, it reads "Component is up. Auto Start Services Down:…
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brandygary - I've had the script fail with "Undefined" status but not with the particular message you mention. My issues are generally with improper credentials for WMI. I'd try running the script directly on your APM box and see if the errors are more informative.
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zwap - It is possible to add additional logic to the script that would issue start commands to any stopped service that is detected. I'd not thought of that initially, good idea.
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Windows service monitor - reports on services set to automatic start but are not running. Modify script to filter out exceptions (for example the "SysmonLog" service on W2k3)
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Well, for what it's worth here is the custom SQL report syntax that fits the bill: SELECT Nodes.Caption AS Node, left(Volumes.Caption,3) AS Disk, volumes.VolumeSize as Capacity, (100-volumes.VolumePercentUsed) as '% Free', volumes.VolumeSpaceAvailable as 'Free', MAX(VolumeUsage.DiskSize-VolumeUsage.MinDiskUsed) AS…
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Hello Dave, look at KB article "How to create a non-administrator user for APM polling" starting around step 18. Link is: SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: How to create a non-administrator user for APM polling. That should get you going in the right direction. I've not tried this on DC/GC but it works on domain members OK.…