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  • The script/template mentioned by wesche below works well for a backup until this issue gets resolved. Last update we had was that they were still working on a fix for a later release. No timeline, only a promise to be updated soon. Only issue with the script is unless you fine tune it for each node, you'll see every volume…
    in Mount point capacity monitoring stopped Comment by scott.wheeler November 2017
  • Thank you, I'll take a look at this as an option. So from what I'm seeing, this would be an alert that would trigger and let people know if any monitored indexes breached a specific fragmentation %? Would there be any way to have this display as a widget for instance to show the top 10 fragmented indexes?
    in DPA show fragmented indexes Comment by scott.wheeler June 2019
  • Hi, Please check the file path you've got. Remember that the powershell is being run from your polling server. I had to use something similar to $path = \\[server]\C$\logs\email From what I can tell, what you have above would be looking at that folder on your polling server. Also, try running the PS outside of SolarWinds…
    in How to alert if a file exists in a folder/subfolder for longer than X mins Comment by scott.wheeler February 2019
  • Thank you! You got me pointed in the right direction. I ended up using the following: $path = '\\file-path' $stats = 0 $msg = '' $days = 0 $hours = 0 $minutes = 15 $files = @(Get-ChildItem -Recurse -Path $path -Include '*.*' | ?{ $_.LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddDays(-$days).AddHours(-$hours).AddMinutes(-$minutes) -and…
    in How to alert if a file exists in a folder/subfolder for longer than X mins Comment by scott.wheeler May 2016
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