A user asked for automated reports on major business applications versioning numbers - currently there is no automated reporting but a manual App Statistics weekly report can be created or an export of application versions by machine or user can be done. Report automation is scheduled to arrive for Solve in a couple of weeks.
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Reporting Related Training & Support Archives
Reporting training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Looking for Script to check a device’s Event viewer for why a device will blue screen or BSOD
A user asked if anyone had a script to check the device Event Viewer for why a device will blue screen or BSOD. Wouter replied that although complicated, tools for BSOD Analysis may be found through a simple online search. Dennis mentioned that Windows Error Reporting (WER) may be used as a source of data, also providing a screenshot of a proof of concept script as an example. Eugene asked for clarification on whether or not a workflow can be created for alerts on BSODs.
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How to build a report to display Remote Control / Remote Shadow in ControlUp
A user asked about generating a report from remote control/remote shadow sessions, and was suggested to filter it from the system events log, which is being expanded with additional events. Exporting as a csv is also an option. Title: Generating Reports from Remote Control/Remote Shadow Sessions
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ControlUp Agent Status Reports “Error” While Working Perfectly
A user asked about an issue with Instant Clone VMs; potential causes suggested included DNS resolution, firewall blocking, Agent not installed, or Agent not running. To find the exact error message, they need to look at 'Monitor Status' in the Console. It was then mentioned that if these VMs are not connecting to the Monitor, they will cause errors in Solve (missing historical data). Lastly, the user realized that the Agent may not be running.
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NEW Updates and Enhancements – ControlUp Edge DX & ScoutBees Synthetic Monitoring
More new updates and enhancements for you from the fine folks at ControlUp! We even have some brand-new RTDX scripts available.
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Resolving Logon Duration Analyse Script Issues in Citrix Environment
The user was testing Logon Duration Analyse script on a Citrix environment but it wasn't showing in the Community Scripts window. Suggestions included reimporting SBA.sql or deleting the ControlUp Store folder. After restarting the services and console, the scripts were appearing normally. Thanks to the support provided by other members.
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New script that with CVAD + Teams troubleshooting help
A user suggested creating a new script to resolve issues with Teams by clearing the cache, running a bat file to kill Teams processes, delete the cache folder, and restart Teams in the public desktop for easy user access. An EdgeDX script already exist that does this. ControlUp does not have user initiated scripts, but the bat file can be dropped on their desktop. The EdgeDX script can be found below.
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What’s used to determine the missing patches?
The user asked what was used to determine missing patches - it was clarified that it is Windows Update that is used to identify the missing patches on the machine.
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Looking for tips on troubleshooting Protocol latency issues?
This discussion provided tips on troubleshooting Protocol latency issues, with a focus on VMware. Suggestions included eliminating different factors such as resource contention, latency on server/datacenter-side, and client-side bandwidth issues. An example was given of a session with very poor user experience (caused by a data center issue), illustrating how this type of issue can be identified by looking at other sessions' bandwidth limit.
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Error Code 40005 When Enabling SAML Authentication for ControlUp Solve
A user reported an error code 40005 when trying to enable SAML authentication for Solve, and the Azure authentication is successful. They asked how to adjust the mapping. According to the error message, the user was advised to check for certificates and configurations, as outlined in the article on SAML-SSO-for-Solve at https://support.controlup.com/docs/saml-sso-for-solve.
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