troyfred

Please dear god yes!! Wont let me vote but please do this heehh

we put it in the alert name and in the title of the ticket in the other system

It is the objectID from an alert I am using from testing. Our basic layout is simple, solarwinds makes an alert and we send a JSON CURL to our ticketing software which returns the ticket number in that system. If it is autoacknowledged by solarwinds then we send a JSON Curl to close it in the ticketing system. That works…

That is good for unix, but our first move is to put it into service in windows.

My current command is listed below in an attempt to use the invoke-verb command in powershell to do this, but it is also not working. Invoke-SwisVerb $swis Orion.AlertActive Acknowledge (15613 , "")

I have a hard time thinking that it cannot. I can hand jam in credentials and Orion manages them, so I would think, with as good as Solarwinds is that there has to be a CLI way of Getting credentials and doing basically a Make Credentials username = asdada. password = asdadasd. This would allow a PowerShell script to…

I think you may have misunderstood what I am looking for. With the current templates applied I get CPU, Memory and Diskspace data, but I mean granular as in average I/O transaction time averages per disk.

You can follow the same method below. This will require you to go into the engine (found in the services tab), and check "use local permissions"

Doh just found it in the Storage tag. On another question, if you don't "Manage as Node" the items in the Vcenters, how do you search for them?

So we have found that the below code works, but as Tait has said, it is powershell and we are hoping for a straight curl * if (!(Get-PSSnapin -Name "SwisSnapin" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) * { * Add-PSSnapin SwisSnapin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue * } * * $swisTarget = 'localhost' * $username="admin" * $password="" *…

When executing a program all you need is the correct path to the batch files. One example I have is that I run an updater for custom fields when a new system is discovered. The file is a .ps1 file but all I do is have it run E:\Scripts\CMDBupdate.ps1. One note here is that if the file you are attempting to run is not on…