Members of ControlUp discussed the use of workflows, templates, and importing libraries for automation. One user wanted clarification on how variables work, specifically how to access data generated by other nodes. Another user shared an example using the {{Start.event.associated_id}} variable. They also mentioned the ability to use data from multiple nodes, such as the start node and the List Devices node.
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Triggers Related Training & Support Archives
Triggers training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Collaboration and Suggestions for ControlUp Workflow Scripts
Some users expressed appreciation for recent changes to ControlUp Workflows, and asked where to find a script for Grant Temporary Device Admin Access. @member stated they have the script, and @member offered to review it. They also mentioned an issue with removing a scheduled task, and suggested using a scheduled task in the Workflow instead. The script is given at the end of the input.
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Understanding ControlUp Monitor Database and Query Options
There were questions about where the ControlUp monitor database is stored and what tables are available. It was suggested that the database is stored in RAM and data is only exported to the cloud backend for long enough. There were suggestions to use the powershell invoke-cuquery or api to query the database. It was also mentioned that the export-cuquery may have less impact on the monitor and export more data at a time.
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Troubleshooting the SECOCL64.exe Crash in ControlUp.
The conversation on the company ControlUp discusses a crash occurring with the SECOCL64.exe application. Possible causes mentioned include a bug in the application binary, incompatible DLL injection, or a corrupt installation. It is suggested to check the event viewer, verify the installed version, and look for conflicting software. Other solutions suggested include reinstalling or repairing the application and checking for Windows updates. A custom dashboard will soon be released to make it easier to track crashes in an organization. It is also recommended to update audio drivers and disable DLL injections. Registries to enable crash dumps for SECOCL64 are provided for root cause proof.
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New Capability in ControlUp 9.2 to Monitor and Trigger VDA Registration in Real Time
A user asked for help with obtaining the current registration failure reason in ControlUp, similar to what is available in Citrix DaaS Monitor. @member mentioned that the upcoming 9.2 release will introduce a new capability to monitor and trigger on VDA registration state in real time. This will provide deeper insights and allow for automation actions to be taken against DDC or VDA.
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Troubleshooting Issues in ControlUp: How to View Granular CPU and Memory Data
A user was looking for a more granular view on CPU and memory from the VDI and DaaS reports in ControlUp. It was suggested to use invoke cu-query to export real-time data or use triggers based on specific conditions. The historical pipeline only saves 5-minute data points, but each data point includes Min, Avg, and Max values. This information can be seen in the report UI.
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The Possibility of an API for CU4C for Workflow Automation and Ticket Creation
A user asked about the possibility of an API for CU4C that could trigger workflows in CU4W when a patch is detected. Another user asked for clarification on the use case for this feature, to which the first user explained that it would help automate ticket creation for new application vulnerabilities. The CU4C PM, @member, would have more details on the API release and it was mentioned that it should be ready by the end of the month, with potential for more endpoints to be added in the future.
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Triggering SecureDX Agent Installation in ControlUp.
Members discussed whether it is possible for the ControlUp for Devices Agent to trigger the SecureDX agent to install. Options for automatically installing the CU4C client using scripts were suggested, but with a disclaimer that it has not been tested by the Dev Team. This issue is on the roadmap but there is no ETA. A suggested workaround is to set the install script to run once per day. This process is outlined in detail in the discussion thread.
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ControlUp Users Discuss Trigger Export and Future Potential for Aggregated Alerts Portal
ControlUp users requested a PowerShell command to export all enabled triggers with configuration, and a possible solution was shared. It was mentioned that a new "alerts" portal will be available to aggregate all triggers, events, and alerts from physical, virtual, and Scoutbees, with potential for a public API in the future. This could improve IT service intelligence, mapping services to business processes. A one-time trigger export can help in understanding ControlUp's detailed alerting process, but interested users can speak to their CSM/TSN for early access to the beta version of the new alerts portal.
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How to Create Toast Notifications in CU VDI using PowerShell and ControlUp
A user is asking for help writing a trigger in CU VDI that alerts users to clean up their D drive. Another user suggests using PowerShell with BurntToast to create toast notifications, but notes that it must be run in the user's session. They provide several methods for doing so, including running in each user's session and creating a scheduled task. Another user suggests writing a script that runs on the monitor instead of the target machine and uses Invoke-CUQuery and Invoke-CUAction to get information and run the toast notification script on the user's session. They note that there are some nuances that need to be figured out and suggest using Get-CUAvailableActions to get the action ID of the toast script. A working example is requested.
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