Professor5 minutes ago, mnagel said:The normal way I monitor services is via AD, but you would end up with a new instance wildvalue each time it was changed if you use the normal option (WMI-based datasource). If you use Groovy script DS instead, you could strip the PID portion to build the wildvalue so that the data is stable. There should be some examples of that in the existing datasource repo, need to dig around....
Many examples of using WMI from Groovy, none that select from Win32_Service, but should be simple enough to adjust the query. See Microsoft_LyncServer_StorageService as one example.
