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I did try the OR operator, but I never would've tired using the parentheses. This works, thanks big time!

Been a bit hit an miss by changing the polling timeout/intervals, but its tricky on my side because we want to make sure we aren't looking at older metrics. We need the most real time stats we can on some of our monitors.

I'm having the same problem after changing the Run As account for the job. I'm specifying an Orion user under the Orion Web Login tab, but even recreating the job from scratch produces the same problem.

Once you're pulling the temp data, you can create a custom chart that shows that info. Just add a Custom Chart resource to the node's page.

This does it exactly. Puts the decimal in the correct place. NOT super strong on math, so thanks!

Awesome, I'll be looking forward to that. Thanks!

Thanks! That did it. This isn't clear on any of the documentation or discussions I've seen.

Thanks, I'll double check to see if the Browser service is running. I think I looked for the ODBC User Experience Monitor and couldn't find it. The downside to that is setting up the individual monitors you get with the built in SQL Query template, which is what I really want but those all seem to use 1433 by default. I…

"There is currently not a macro in the Advanced Alert Manager for the URL, though this is being tracked internally as a feature request under FB93705. For now your workaround of adding this in the user notes, or renaming the component monitor name to match the URL is a valid workaround." Did this feature request get…

A custom property is what I wound up doing, thanks!

It is set to local and connecting to a vCenter server. No agent. Just trying to get a statistic. Passing ${Node.DNS} as the argument for the $esxhost variable. Here's the script (sensitive data changed) Import-Module VMware.VimAutomation.Core Connect-VIServer -Server vcenter1 -User someuser -Password "password" | Out-Null…

Thanks aLTeR, the UserDescription variable is helpful but doesn't really explain why the component is in that state. I have to login to Orion web, go to the node, and drill down to find out what has triggered it. I was looking for a way to include that information in the emailed alert, which would save me or someone on my…

I've never gotten any feedback on this since the last post.

This was just a problem with script logic. I took a look at another Exchange powershell script and this is the working code. Will show as down if any database is dismounted; $out = $null $out = Invoke-Command -ArgumentList $args -ConfigurationName "Microsoft.Exchange" -ConnectionUri "https://$args/PowerShell/" -Credential…

Hi Vaclav, Yes, this is pulling the Message, or Error field. I'm using an Advanced SQL report to run it. It works fine except the Error/Message field pulls all historical data instead of the most recent. I'd just like the newest entry in this column. Here's the SQL: select Distinct Nodes.CustomerID, Nodes.SiteType,…

Thanks, but this just shows me nodes that are down, which isn't what I'm looking for. I forgot to mention these are APM Components.

I'm pretty much doing this too and don't have an issue with this method. What I'd really like is to alert on a cluster failover....

Very close here but I feel I'm missing something. I'd like to sum the values in the CPU Load, Total Memory, and Space Used in this screen shot; Currently if I set the CPU Load field to SUM, this is the result: Obviously it is summing something other than the values in the CPU Load column from the first screen. If it truly…

I now have a support case opened for this as well and will post any info as I get it here.

Thanks, I did that and the config download did work but any ideas on how I can show this is happening for compliance auditing? I need to show a log or something to prove this is being done securely. I opened a ticket with Support, but they can't seem to understand what I'm asking.

That log doesn't show which server it used. I need to validate it's using the secure FTP

Thanks Alter, I thought it might be something like that but it wasn't immediately clear.

Thanks Mike, that definitely helped and it worked like a charm except for one thing; I've set up a monitor for a single app pool, but I'm seeing the info below in the Component Details page. This app pool is only allowed to run one worker process, so I'm not sure how it's seeing 5 running copies. It would seem it's not…

All good points. This isn't enough of a need to justify paying for it though

Anyone have this working with a free API?

Turns out this was trivial to do, just set the hyperlink on the map object to point to the view URL.

This code appears to be working, getting numbers back now Set-Alias Start-PowerShell32 "$env:windir\syswow64\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" Start-PowerShell32 { $srvObj = New-Object -ComObject "SFTPCOMInterface.CIServer" $srvObj.Connect("xx.xx.x.xxx", "65500", "xxxx", "xxxxx") $results =…

Thanks, using that, I can see that no matter what the platform the polling job is set to run on it's executing in x64. I've tried forcing it to use x32 in the script, but no luck so far.

Ok, answering in order here...appreciate the help. 1. Orion account is a Domain Admin. I've verified both servers see it as one. 2. Something interesting happened here. I ran the script from the Orion server as the Orion account. First, some background. The API expects this to be done via a x86 Powershell call, so the…

It returns zero, as shown in the first example for server1 that's working. If the script is run locally (or remotely via invoke-command) on the non-working server2, it returns zero and works fine as well. The only difference between the two scripts is the connection parameters. So you can see why I'm puzzled 0_o