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We had a similar issue and resolved it in two ways. The first, use groups and have your monitors in your group and theirs in their group. You select your folder to monitor and you don't see theirs. We also implemented smart groups and tags as another way of creating views of only what different people wanted. If I want to…
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Hello All, We use smart groups - a lot. We start each group with nothing, add monitors/groups based on the property that most closely matches what we want - then we progressively use remove statements to refine it down to what we want. We have not used negative regex - but that appears to be an option that would help. For…
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With Mainstream support for Server 2012 and R2 being two years after N+1, and Server 2016 released in September 2016, what happens in October 2016 when Mainstream support from MS stops? Wonder how hard it would be for a "maintenance release" that included a couple of the previous requests, buddy releases such as TLS 1.1,…
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Hello, I assume you resolved this. For anyone else interested, we achieved the equivalent by adding a "SNMP: USER EXPERIENCE" monitor to each server based on 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 with a numeric check to be less that the value for the period to be monitored - in seconds. If we wanted to report, we could create a smart group…
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As you are working on providing the actual SQL values returned from queries, can you also implement the similar request - return request values from external monitors. I initiated requested this feature over 5 years ago, and am still patiently waiting. Since you are implementing what effectively is near identical…
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This is one of the ways we do it: (we also have bat files and perl versions) You need to exit the PowerShell script as per below example - setting the exit code to be either the actual number of processes - or do the compare in the script. Below is part of a PowerShell script we use for running process checking. The…
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You are using a double negative. It is set to succeed only if it finds fail so as there is no fail, it fails. Change the check from succeed if it finds fail to fail if it finds fail and it will work.
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Lets get back on track. 1) SNMP is the widest implemented option that allows for the same monitoring to be used - which is why we chose it. 2) Windows LastBoot, from memory, is a WMI variable requiring a different monitor arrangement for Windows, the fun and joy of WMI, and and non windows servers / devices would end up…
