Discover volume on agent based server using API

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‎04-02-2020 04:38 AM

Discover volume on agent based server using API

Hi,

We are using agent to monitor our server (Windows and Linux) in active mode (Agent initiate the communication to the Poller server).

We have multiple APE.

Using the script ImportListResources.ps1 works fine for node managed by the main poller directly, however it does not work for server monitored by APE.

Anyone has a feedback on this ?

How are you adding volumes to the agent monitored server (other than manually 🙂 )

Cheers

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