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I bet you solved this... in python its swis.invoke('Orion.Nodes', 'PollNow', 'N:' + nodeid)
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I too am curious and looking for explanation. tdanner I know you are a busy man, but a man with all the Answers you are =)
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We posted at the same time, I ran it with a LIKE filter that only returns like 30 or 40 nodes... and I still got back almost a 1000 rows.
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It would be great if each component name was on its own row, but this is still great. SELECT NodeID, I.Applications.ApplicationID, IPAddress ,I.Applications.Name, I.Applications.StatusDescription,I.Applications.Components.ComponentName, I.Applications.Components.ComponentAlert.ComponentMessageFROM Orion.Nodes IWHERE…
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I came across this the other night. I have modified the code above to use a 12hr format. Let me know if you find any bugs. I couldn't find a way to upload the file but I did add it to my github. https://gist.github.com/shadycuz/a724c3e4928eeff04cf0df7a655d2b41 Thanks, Levi
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So it's really simple... I think. This worked. SELECT NodeID,IPAddress, I.Interfaces.Availability.WeightFROM Orion.Nodes IWhere Caption LIKE '%snow%'
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Same deal but with Windows Node, I haven't check yet if the cred im using is valid though.
