Tom_Lasswell
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Re: DNS Monitoring
@Saqib this could be pretty easily achieved with PowerShell. PowerShell has a command Resolve-DnsName (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/dnsclient/resolve-dnsname) that allows you to poll for that information. You could set it up to do manual instances, and if you didn't want the results from the collector itself (which is where you'd be polling from), you could do PS Remoting and get those results from any windows machine that collector has access to (i.e., from different networks without having to install collectors at every location if you're not setup that way).166Views0likes0CommentsRe: Cisco Info PropertySources
On 1/14/2019 at 6:11 AM, lukem@itgl.com said: Hi Tom, I am new to LM and would like to do exactly that. Did you share a locator code for this or are you happy to share the code? Hi there, I've moved on to another company and don't have access to this anymore, but it was some additional information in the groovy script that just each time it iterated through the serial numbers it added additional properties. A crash course in groovy is going to be very helpful for you being new to LM!26Views0likes0CommentsRe: LogicMonitor Portal Metrics
@Kerry DeVilbiss this is awesome. Question for y'all on this, the total alert count looks to be maxing at 800. I haven't done any troubleshooting yet to see if that's just what it's reporting, but curious if that's a limitation somewhere in the script.10Views0likes0Comments- 24Views0likes0Comments
Re: Ad-hoc script running
@mnagel that's a good point. Opsnotes would be great to put an alert was generated and these were the processes working there, I pieced together a small powershell script that uses perfmon (so we can get the % without any additional calculations) you could convert this to groovy with a wmi query and use a complex datapoint with a groovy calculation with an if cpu datapoint is x then calculate and post the opsnote to the device. Obviously this would need to be adjusted to fit LM wildcards and parameters. $Cred = (Get-Credential) #New-Object –TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential –ArgumentList $User, $Pass $HostList =@('server1','server2') foreach ($CurrHost in $HostList) { if((Test-Connection -Cn $CurrHost -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ea 0 -quiet)) { (gwmi Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process) | foreach {if ($_.PercentProcessorTime -gt 1) { $_.name + " " + $_.PercentProcessorTime }} } } I've got a conference this week where I'll have some time may work on this. This is one of the biggest things for our engineers is capturing the processes as they're running when the alert triggers, most often times we miss it.13Views1like0Comments