ControlUp Scripts & Triggers Training & Support Archives
ControlUp Script and Trigger training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Controlling High CPU Processes with ControlUp: Tips and Suggestions from ControlUp Team
A discussion took place about the most efficient way to throttle high CPU-consuming processes, including recommendations for using Citrix WEM or ControlUp for automation. A member suggested checking out built-in ControlUp actions that can be automated through triggers using cmdlets. WEM can also be activated for this customer in the coming weeks. It was also noted that a member named @member discussed this topic recently and may be able to provide more insights. The conversation ended with a mention of "fairly new" features in ControlUp.
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ControlUp Week in Review
Troubleshooting Available Desktop Triggers in ControlUp
A user was experiencing a problem with a trigger regarding available desktops and was looking for advice on how to manage machines that are powered off but technically available. Another user suggested checking the use of autoscale and policy settings. It was also mentioned that a script could be used to track the last power actions, but this is not a native feature.
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ControlUp Adds Community to the Innovation Guild!
How to Create Triggers for MS Defender Endpoint Scripts in ControlUp
A user created a PowerShell script to check if a machine is running MS Defender Endpoint in EDR Block Mode and asked about setting up a trigger for alerts. Another user suggested using event log entries to trigger actions, citing a thread discussing it on the ControlUp Community Slack. The original script is provided in the discussion for reference and the user updates it to address false positive reports. The final version of the script is tested and confirmed to work.
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Using ControlUp Triggers to Restart VMs with Pending Updates in Citrix
There is a question about using ControlUp Triggers to restart a VM when the user count reaches 0. There is a trigger set up to check the user session and reboot, but the check pending update condition is not working. It is clarified that the update referred to is for a master/golden image for Citrix. The CVAD pending image update column is suggested as a possible solution. A screenshot is provided for reference.
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Troubleshooting Consistent Processes in ControlUp
A user has noticed a process running consistently throughout the day and has created some antivirus exclusions. Another user asks if there are many actions running on the devices through ControlUp. The first user says they do not use scripts from ControlUp. No update has been received yet from a support case.
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Exciting New Feature for ControlUp Users: Bulk Selection of Alerts with Ability to Set Severity in Bulk
Two members complimented a new feature bulk selection of alerts. One member requested the ability to set severity for multiple alerts at once. This would save time for those with over 90 alerts set up.
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Troubleshooting a Stopped Trigger in ControlUp
A user is experiencing trouble with a trigger that suddenly stopped working. They shared a screenshot of the trigger and asked for suggestions on how to improve it. Other members chimed in and offered potential solutions, such as checking the trigger's configuration in PowerShell and verifying the versions. A script to test triggers was also suggested. The user has resorted to using a PS script via scheduled task for alerts. They also checked the Web Interface, which reported a server as Not Active even though it was running in SGP. They requested a script to test triggers. They were also asked what the Get-BrokerController showed for those brokers.
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