A user asked advice on how to help with the real-time client not using a minimum of 1.4 GB RAM, due to the in-ram database the monitors use. It was suggested to connect to the hypervisor and EUC sites only and drill into the machines to connect to the agent. Solve and the web portal are the paths forward, with the ability to open different views in different browser tabs or on multiple screens, as well as stream Session Activity Reports in Solve. The user also asked about the Session Client Report and it was suggested to manage the columns in the presets and to use the ability to share report configurations.
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Databases Related Training & Support Archives
Databases training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Investigating BSOD Reports with ControlUp
A user asked how they can get a BSOD report put into the Device Events of the computer it happened on, and also what parameters are available. A ControlUp member suggested the bug check code should be converted to Hex, and provided an example. They also recommended the user look into scripting, or upgrade to agent 2.13, which includes Windows Error Reporting. ControlUp 2.13 will provide UC&C improvements.
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Documentation on Encryption of Data Sent to AWS from Monitors
The user asked for documentation regarding the encryption of data sent to AWS from monitors. It was suggested to check out https://support.controlup.com/docs/controlup-architecture-security-concepts. All data is encrypted with the Rijndael algorithm (AES) with a 128-bit encryption key. Depending on the mode either ControlUp Cloud servers or local storage will be used to store the key.
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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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Investigating Input Delay Causes using ControlUp
A user wanted to understand the cause of an input delay (measured at 60s), but the CPU said 21%, hover-over didn't show anything, and active processes revealed nothing more than 0%. The suggestion was to look at the process_stops index, but there is no way to add this into an alert for easy identification.
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Error “Configuration Import failed” in ControlUp
When creating a new tenant, users received the error "Configuration Import failed". This was backed up by the event viewer and was later found to be an issue with the central configuration database. The issue has now been resolved. For more information visit: https://controlupcommunity.slack.com/archives/C04L8ACC4Q4/p1693233582114699
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Troubleshooting DB Configuration with ControlUp
A user was having trouble with their DB configuration as it was hosted in a cluster. The error message indicated that this was due to the database being involved in a database mirroring session or an availability group, and that they were using version 8.6.0.192. The suggested solution was to set the DB to Full Recovery, and to disable the DAG for that DB during install and then re-enable it afterwards.
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Automating the Disabling of Maintenance Mode on Virtual Desktops
A user asked whether it was possible to automate the process of disabling maintenance mode on virtual desktops. Suggestions include marking the systems by using the eventlog, using registry keys for non-persistent systems, and using a local database. Citrix's Load Index was mentioned as a simpler solution, and it was clarified that it uses CPU, RAM, and maximum user numbers to calculate the effective load. ControlUp Automation and Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Policy Settings were both suggested as useful solutions.
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Switching ControlUp COP Server from Light to Production Mode
A user has a ControlUp COP server in light mode and needs to switch to production mode, but is facing an error when clicking the 'Production Mode' button. Support suggested using a tool to decrypt the SQL connection string and editing it manually, or nuking the installation and reinstalling in production mode. The user confirmed they had installed in light mode due to not having an available database at the time.
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Issues Setting Up ControlUp with Split Accounts
A user was setting up ControlUp with split accounts and was facing issues when connecting with the console. It appeared that the impersonation activity was using the wrong account, causing access denials. Support explored the issue but couldn't find a rootcause. It turned out changing the account for a specific application pool in IIS to the SVC_CU_DB account fixed the issue, suggesting it was an installer problem. An event log in security was making logon failures with a STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD code.
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