The user experienced an error when using Scoutbees Custom Hive, but was able to solve the issue after checking the Citrix policy; it had been disabled. They concluded that they had missed the clear error shown in red. No bueno.
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ControlUp Solve
Sivan’s “Did You Know”: The ControlUp Audit Log
This week is about the Audit Log, which can be enabled to go to a SysLog Server or Centralized Auditing. For more information, take a look at the ControlUp support articles at https://support.controlup.com/docs/audit-log and https://support.controlup.com/docs/centralized-audit-log.
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IP Addresses for Servers in EUC Environment in ControlUp Console
A user asked why some EUC environment servers in the ControlUp console had their IP address visible while others did not. It was explained that those with an agent installed had their IP addresses pulled directly from the agent, while "agentless" machines that were powered on get the IP address field from vCenter. To view the IP addresses of the ones with agents, the user was recommended to use "Solve" and add the field there.
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Filtering Environment Assessment: Desktops or Servers?
A user asked if there is a way to filter the Environment Assessment to show desktops or servers. Reminiscent of the Legacy Insights interface, the new reports coming to Solve may not offer this either. The user asked @member to comment on the matter. Finally, they expressed their support for MSPs Unite.
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Where are ControlUp User Console Credentials Stored?
In a Slack discussion, the user asked if the username/password for a ControlUp Enterprise User Console on a custom hive is stored in the cloud. @member mentioned that the credentials are stored locally, saved encrypted in the custom hive local db file. For the Cloud hive, these credentials are stored encrypted in the AWS Key Management Service.
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Can ControlUp Console Show Applications from App Groups?
Users asked if the ControlUp console can show applications from app groups - this is currently not supported, but applications can be seen holistically. A new User Voice idea has been added to measure customer interest in this concept, and users can add their vote at http://controlup.uservoice.com/forums/944536/suggestions/47275550.
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Can the ControlUp RealTime DX Console Be Run From Another Server?
It is possible to run the ControlUp RealTime DX Console from another server other than the Monitor as long as it meets the requirements outlined in the Knowledge Base article https://support.controlup.com/docs/communication-ports-used-by-controlup-hybrid-cloud-1. Having the Console on the Monitor server is not preferred as it can bog down resources and can lead to corrupted RAM databases which may cause alerts and automation not to fire. It is best practice for users to open the Console on a dedicated machine and to use the DEX platform instead of Solve.
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NEW ControlUp Edge DX, RealTime DX Updates!
Excluding Machines from the On-Prem Console View in ControlUp
The user asked how to exclude machines from the Machines view in an on-premise console. Following a suggestion from another user, they need to remove permissions on hypervisor level for the service account being used. While this can be done at the cluster level, they wanted to suggest a filter in the Console to make it more practical. They will open a feature request for this. As a workaround, unchecking a box can be done. For more details refer to the article: https://support.controlup.com/docs/en/excluding-a-machine-hypervisors-from-the-monitor?highlight=exclude.
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Troubleshooting Monthly Trigger Scheduling with ControlUp Monitor Service Time Outs
A user was having trouble scheduling a trigger to run once a month, with the script running correctly when executed manually. After checking backend data and determining a support ticket was required, the team provided a Monitor log4net file and instructions for creating the log file. It was suggested to look into the trigger timings being in different time zones, and instructions were given for setting the Monitor service time outs. In the end it was discovered that the infrastructure servers had incorrect time zones, which caused the problem. ControlUp Monitor service time out was also optimized. The Monitor service should transition from 'started' to 'running' over time. The issue is now resolved.
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