Check All Services Which Set To Automatic Mode Are Running

AlexSoul Is it possible to exclude a service? 

Such as "Software Protection" service (C:\Windows\system32\sppsvc.exe)

Hi alexslv​

Yes, that's what I've already mentioned - a local account with the same name and same password works, but it raises a security question.

Domain does not have to be specified, that's why this can be achieved.

When monitoring plenty of customers, you cannot really afford interdomain trust.

Anyway, thanks for discussing this, sometimes helps to think loudly to find solutions

If there was any powershell script with the same functionality, please give me a heads up.

Thanks,

Jan

Try this - create a local account on the machine in another domain with

exact same user name and password. On the template level see if it is

possible not to specify domain name. This may actually work, but I am not

100% sure on this

Another option is to ask your domain admins to establish interdomain trust

for authentication

I guess you are trying to tap into your DMZ zone. I remember I had similar

challenge, but it was long ago, not sure how did I overcome this.

By the way, this challenge has nothing to do with script. I would advise

you to log a ticket with SolarWinds and seek help from them - they might

have some workarounds in their arsenal

Share here if you find anything

With Gratitude

Alex

alexslv​ - that does not make any sense to me. If this was true, it could be achieved also on the application monitor level by changing an account per app monitor. My understanding is when working with Windows Script Monitor = VBSCRIPT, an account with both Orion admin permissions and Target admin server permissions must be used. If Orion server is in a different domain then a target machine, it cannot be achieved by using a domain account.

Possibly only a local account with same user&password on Orion and on target server.

Details from the Use Windows Script monitors:

Credential for Monitoring

Select a Windows credential that is both a user who can log on to the Orion server, and has sufficient rights on the target node (which may be the Orion server itself, depending upon your application) to do whatever the script needs to do. For example, if the script does something with WMI, the credentials also need WMI rights on the target node.

Please correct me if I am wrong cause I've been struggling with this for a while.

Thanks,

Jan