HyperV - Integration Service Monitoring
Purpose
This solution outlines how to detect and monitor HyperV Host servers for Integration Service health issues from CW RMM.
Associated Content
Custom Fields
| Name | Example | Type | Level | Required | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HyperVIntegrationSvcMonitoring | Yes | Flag | COMPANY | Yes | Check this box to enable alerts for HyperV Host servers with Integration Service health issues. |
Group
| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| HyperV Integration Service Monitoring | Group of HyperV Host servers where integration service monitoring is enabled. |
Monitor
| Name | Type | Schedule | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| HyperV - Integration Service Monitoring | Script | Every 15 minutes | Generate alerts for HyperV host virtual machines with failing Integration Services. |
Implementation
Step 1: Create the Required Custom Field
Create the custom field above under SETTINGS -> Custom Fields in CW RMM.
Step 2: Create the Dynamic Group
Create the group HyperV Integration Service Monitoring under ENDPOINTS -> Groups as a dynamic group.
Step 3: Set Up the Monitor
Configure the monitor HyperV - Integration Service Monitoring under ENDPOINTS -> Alerts -> Monitors to target the monitoring-enabled group and run every 15 minutes.
FAQ
How do I enable this monitoring for specific clients?
Enable monitoring by setting the HyperVIntegrationSvcMonitoring custom field to
Trueat the company level in CW RMM.
How often does the monitor run?
The monitor runs every 15 minutes.
Which VMs are checked by this monitor?
The monitor checks HyperV virtual machines that are currently in a
Runningstate.
What triggers an alert?
An alert is triggered when one or more enabled Integration Services on a running VM report a status other than
OK.
What happens if there are no running VMs?
The script returns
No running VMs found.and does not raise an issue alert.
Changelog
2026-06-17
- Initial version of the document