Import - Hyper-V - Integration Service Out of Date.md

Implementation

1. Obtain the group ID(s) of the group(s) that the remote monitor should be applied to.

2. Copy the following query and replace YOUR COMMA SEPARATED LIST OF GROUPID(S) with the group ID(s) of the relevant groups:
   (The string to replace can be found at the very bottom of the query, right after WHERE)

   INSERT INTO groupagents 
   SELECT '' as `AgentID`,
   `groupid` as `GroupID`,
   '0' as `SearchID`,
   'ProVal - Production - Hyper-V - Integration Service Out of Date' as `Name`,
   '6' as `CheckAction`,
   '1' as `AlertAction`,
   'Integration Service Out of Date on %CLIENTNAME%\\%COMPUTERNAME%~~~ %STATUS% on %CLIENTNAME%\\%COMPUTERNAME% at %LOCATIONNAME% for %FIELDNAME% result %RESULT%.!!!Integration Service Out of Date on %CLIENTNAME%\\%COMPUTERNAME%~~~%STATUS% on %CLIENTNAME%\\%COMPUTERNAME% at %LOCATIONNAME% for %FIELDNAME% result %RESULT%.' as `AlertMessage`,
   '0' as `ContactID`,
   '86400' as `interval`,
   '127.0.0.1' as `Where`,
   '7' as `What`,
   'C:\\Windows\\system32\\cmd.exe /c powershell.exe "try{ Get-VM | Where-Object {($_.IntegrationServicesState -eq \'Update required\')} | Foreach-Object {Write-Host \\"$($_.Name) IntegrationServicesState: $($_.IntegrationServicesState)\\"}} catch {}"' as `DataOut`,
   '9' as `Comparor`,
   'IntegrationServicesState:' as `DataIn`,
   '' as `IDField`,
   '1' as `AlertStyle`,
   '0' as `ScriptID`,
   '' as `datacollector`,
   '21' as `Category`,
   '0' as `TicketCategory`,
   '0' as `ScriptTarget`,
   UUID() as `GUID`,
   'root' as `UpdatedBy`,
   (NOW()) as `UpdateDate`
   FROM mastergroups m
   WHERE m.groupid IN (YOUR COMMA SEPARATED LIST OF GROUPID(S))
   AND m.groupid NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT groupid FROM groupagents WHERE `Name` = 'ProVal - Production - Hyper-V - Integration Service Out of Date')

3. An example of a query with a group ID:

   INSERT INTO groupagents 
   SELECT '' as `AgentID`,
   `groupid` as `GroupID`,
   '0' as `SearchID`,
   'ProVal - Production - Hyper-V - Integration Service Out of Date' as `Name`,
   '6' as `CheckAction`,
   '1' as `AlertAction`,
   'Integration Service Out of Date on %CLIENTNAME%//%COMPUTERNAME%~~~ %STATUS% on %CLIENTNAME%//%COMPUTERNAME% at %LOCATIONNAME% for %FIELDNAME% result %RESULT%.!!!Integration Service Out of Date on %CLIENTNAME%//%COMPUTERNAME%~~~%STATUS% on %CLIENTNAME%//%COMPUTERNAME% at %LOCATIONNAME% for %FIELDNAME% result %RESULT%.' as `AlertMessage`,
   '0' as `ContactID`,
   '86400' as `interval`,
   '127.0.0.1' as `Where`,
   '7' as `What`,
   'C:\\Windows\\system32\\cmd.exe /c powershell.exe "try{ Get-VM | Where-Object {($_.IntegrationServicesState -eq \'Update required\')} | Foreach-Object {Write-Host \\"$($_.Name) IntegrationServicesState: $($_.IntegrationServicesState)\\"}} catch {}"' as `DataOut`,
   '9' as `Comparor`,
   'IntegrationServicesState:' as `DataIn`,
   '' as `IDField`,
   '1' as `AlertStyle`,
   '0' as `ScriptID`,
   '' as `datacollector`,
   '21' as `Category`,
   '0' as `TicketCategory`,
   '0' as `ScriptTarget`,
   UUID() as `GUID`,
   'root' as `UpdatedBy`,
   (NOW()) as `UpdateDate`
   FROM mastergroups m
   WHERE m.groupid IN (1766)
   AND m.groupid NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT groupid FROM groupagents WHERE `Name` = 'ProVal - Production - Hyper-V - Integration Service Out of Date')

4. Locate your remote monitor by opening the group(s) remote monitors tab, then apply the appropriate alert template.