ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsMSSQL Express exclussion on global level Hi, maybe someone already faced that. Is there an easy way to completely exclude all MSSQL Express servers from monitoring ? When MSSQL Express instance is installed on server I want it to be skipped in identification as an SQL server. Re: VMware VM Snapshots Logic Module and Alert Tuning 22 minutes ago, mnagel said: Sure, that works, but you are diverge from the source and updates will thwack the changes. Or, you do this in a clone, disable the parent and then merge changes into the clone when they are published. A lot of very manual error-prone activity, sadly. That is something I had to accept. There is no other way than API or cloning DS and loosing update capabilities. Re: VMware VM Snapshots Logic Module and Alert Tuning I was able to use Filter option in snapshot datasource to filter out devices from snapshot monitoring. Try something like that in snapshot DS: "##WILDVALUE##" "RegExNotMatch" "\w+_replica$" or"##WILDALIAS##" "RegExNotMatch" "\w+_replica$" Just check what data is being pulled out when you hit TestScript button. Re: Updated Swagger and SDK's 15 minutes ago, Vitor Santos said: Yeah, I face the same issue. No docs for v3/4. I always end up using Chrome Developer tools to see the actual calls on the browser directly & then transpose them into our py scripts. Upvoting this... As far as I know it is not officially relesed yet Re: Expect class - setting .setPtyType("xterm"); Thanks for the answer! Unfrtunatelly I'm connecting to terminal which is readirecting me directly to some application, not to the prompt. As I'm making first stepps in Grovvy/Java I was trying to use JSCH however i'm not sure if I would be able to print terminal output like in Expect class With use of JSCH, I could than use.setPtyType("xterm"); . I have just found some solution on this community however I dont know how to force it to re-print terminal output. I guess I would have to connect "shell" instead of "exec", right ? But...I can't handle this. Untill below line, it is clear to me what is happening in the script, but can't get to the screen output...:( session.openChannel("exec") /topic/7552-anyone-had-success-with-snmp-and-reboot-required-state/ Thanksin advance for any help . Expect class - setting .setPtyType("xterm"); Is there any way to manipulate with terminal type while using Expect class ?? I would like to change it to "xterm" .setPtyType("xterm"); I'm facing issues to connect to terminal which is not accepting VT102.
Top ContributionsMSSQL Express exclussion on global levelRe: Updated Swagger and SDK'sRe: VMware VM Snapshots Logic Module and Alert TuningRe: VMware VM Snapshots Logic Module and Alert TuningRe: Expect class - setting .setPtyType("xterm");Expect class - setting .setPtyType("xterm");