The user discussed the difference between two columns in ControlUp's KB - TimeSpan is based on a specific timezone and Uptime is calculated from the LastBootTime. Uptime in minutes is the difference between the same Uptime converted to DateTime and the local machine's DateTime.Now, which can be queried in PowerShell through Get-WmiObject or System.DateTime.Now. Further information can be found in the ControlUp support documentation at https://support.controlup.com/docs/monitor-cluster-powershell-fields-by-table?highlight=Uptime%20in%20minutes.
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PowerShell Related Training & Support Archives
PowerShell training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Solving DNS Issues for Horizon View/VMware Horizon and Controlup Agents
This discussion focuses on a DNS issue experienced with Controlup agents communicating with the console and monitor. Possible solutions include using a logoff script to release the IP address, solving the DHCP scavenging issue, flushing the DNS, and setting permissions to only allow the DHCP server to update DNS records. VMware Horizon (previously Horizon View) was also mentioned.
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MSP Portal and API Access to ControlUp Real-Time and Historical Data
Discussion about the MSP portal and API access to realtime and historical data from ControlUp. The monitors API provides real-time data, and MSP enhancements will be rolled out in phases such as removing the domain connectivity and cross-site communication requirements. The Solve API for historical data is not available yet, but the monitor cmdlets can be used to dump data into graphing tools for monitoring and building up historical dashboards. Title: Accessing Realtime and Historical Data from ControlUp
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How to Configure Office 365 SMTP Server with the ControlUp Console?
A user asked whether the ControlUp Console could use the Office 365 SMTP for alerts. It was suggested to use the "local" SMTP, a cloud-based one and/or Gmail's SMTP. The user then tested in a lab with port 25 and found it to be working, subsequently confirming it with PowerShell outside of ControlUp. Thanks to @member for further insights, it appeared that port 587 on O365 was blocked. Title: Can ControlUp Use Office 365 SMTP for Alerts?
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