Thanks for the quick reply Ruben,
I’m also in IT, because of that new developments in this area.Specially now the Cloud
Regarding the information i’m expecting to get,
I’m just thinking, what is the easiest way for accomplish that?
When i’m getting the csv/html file from the “Show Running Rules and Monitors for this Health Service” task,
Its very complicated to understand, not to mention all the workflow underneath a certain Object Display Name.
Can you honestly give that file to someone,
And expect him to understand which monitor and rules running on his server?
Got your point. Perhaps you can go for another approach.
Fox example: If it is just a normal windows server, you open Management Pack for Windows Servers and export all Unit Monitors and Rules to Excel and show it the user.
There is a tool named “MPViewer” which can do that in a human readable format:
I tend to use Squared up’s ’show all monitors and rules’ to determine if a rule or monitor is being actually executing on a device which gives an easy picture view. Other than that the “Show Running Rules and Monitors for this Health Service” task does the trick if you export to txt and do a ’find’ on a keyword.
But i think this is something that really could be expanded upon .
Maybe a version of MP-Viewer that could hook directly to an agent and provide the same exportable format would be possible
Thanks Ruben, i didn’t know about this script.
Have you notice CPU/SDK impact when running this script?
Does it output all the running monitor and rules?
Most of the time show running rules and monitors for this health service helped me a lot to get details of monitoring for specific server. If you go with MP, we can filter out enabled column and see what monitors or rules have been enabled.
Did anyone tried ExportEffectiveMonitoring script? Wanted to know how the output looks like