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Automation & Alerting Related Training & Support Archives

Automation & Alerting training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.


Automating Firmware Updates in ControlUp

Posted on April 9, 2025

A user inquired about automating firmware updates for hardware issues via ControlUp. Other users suggested writing a script for automation and mentioned the possibility of retrieving the current firmware version programmatically, although it may be vendor specific. No specific examples were mentioned.

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Automation for Updating Dock Firmware to Avoid Replacement

Posted on April 8, 2025

The group discusses implementing automation for updating dock firmware in response to hardware issues, avoiding the need for device replacement. A step-by-step process is suggested, along with alternative methods such as hosting the necessary software in a cloud bucket for easy installation. This topic was initiated by a user in the group.

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Setting Up Alerts for SQL Always On Availability Group Failovers

Posted on March 25, 2025

A user asked for help with setting up an alert for a customer's SQL Always On Availability Group. Suggestions were made to use a PowerShell script or a scheduled trigger using the Edge DX agent. It was eventually resolved with the use of a PowerShell script that runs every 5 minutes and checks event logs for specific event IDs. No incidents are generated due to the potential scale of scheduled triggers.

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Implementation of ControlUp monitoring for specific failed events

Posted on March 24, 2025

A user is looking to use CU to monitor their CA server for specific failed events, and wants to know if the trigger will work for each event. The trigger will only work for Warning or Error events, and one way to test it is by using a PowerShell script to generate a similar event on a machine with the CU agent installed. The script to create a test event is also provided. The event source must be created first if it does not already exist.

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Using ListOfColumns Template Variables in ControlUp Triggers: A Helpful Tip and Exciting New Feature in the Works

Posted on March 21, 2025

Users discussed using ListOfColumns template variables for triggers and the impact of using them. One user shared an example of encapsulating the template with ListOfColumns to use multiple metrics in a trigger. Another mentioned that ListOfColumns can be replaced multiple times and added a warning about this. Another expressed excitement about the potential uses of this feature. The discussion also touched on the possibility of seeing the top 50 biggest files that were written and a suggestion for running a follow-up script to enrich the data. One user mentioned that the developer responsible was not available at the moment, but that more information would be shared soon and a real-time disk monitor was already available. It was suggested that the user hang on until Monday for a cool invite.

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Troubleshooting a Trigger in ControlUp for Unregistered Citrix VDA Machines

Posted on March 17, 2025

A user needed help with a trigger that should detect an unregistered Citrix VDA and trigger an OS reboot. They were wondering if the trigger needed to be tagged against the folder with the delivery controllers. Another user suggested trying switch from "uptime" to "triggerable uptime". This solved the issue, and the second user also explained the difference between "uptime" and "triggerable uptime" metrics. The user who originally asked the question also wanted to know how ControlUp checks for CVAD registration, as they were experiencing some false positives. The conversation ended with the user stating their issue with automatically resolving alerts when ControlUp detects that the machine is back to normal.

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How to Troubleshoot ControlUp Monitor Script Actions Not Firing

Posted on March 17, 2025

A user encountered an issue with script actions not firing as expected on a ControlUp Moniter. This led to a discussion on potential solutions and troubleshooting steps, including checking the script location and examining monitor logs. The user ultimately decided to look into the issue further when they have access to the customer environment. Troubleshooting steps and suggestions were provided by other members in the Slack discussion.

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Troubleshooting Trigger for D:\ Drive Alert

Posted on March 14, 2025

A user asked for help with a trigger - they were trying to set an alert for when their D:\ drive goes below 500 GB, but the specified trigger was not working. Another user provided a solution and promised to post screenshots. The solution involved changing the File System Path to D:\*

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Troubleshooting Process Start Triggers in ControlUp

Posted on March 12, 2025

A user had a strange issue setting up a process start trigger in ControlUp. After troubleshooting, it was discovered that the problem was related to Process Data Collection settings, which were resolved with the help of the ControlUp Support page.

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The Best Trigger for Removing a File After Boot Up in ControlUp

Posted on March 5, 2025

Multiple ControlUp users discuss the best trigger to use for deleting a specific file shortly after a machine is booted. Suggestions include using a scheduled task or event ID based trigger. The file causing the issue is a OneDriveStandAloneUpdater.exe, which consumes a large amount of cache space when running. The preferred trigger is determined to be a scheduled task set to run a few minutes after machine startup.

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