Automate Database Maintenance - EventLog
This document outlines the Automate Database Maintenance Cleanup Script, which is responsible for cleaning up the Eventlogs table based on specific conditions. It details the script functionality, variables used, and expected output, providing a comprehensive overview for users.
Dell Hardware Monitoring
Monitors Dell server hardware events from Windows Event Logs generated by Dell OMSA.
Dell Hardware Monitoring
The solution describes how to configure NinjaOne to automatically generate a CW Manage ticket for Dell OMSA alerts.
Dell OMSA Alerts
The condition runs the automation once per hour and generates a ticket with the script’s results if any monitored event log is detected.
DFS Replication Health Check
Checks for recent DFS Replication errors or warnings within the last hour and reports the current replication state to identify potential sync or replication issues.
DFS Replication Health Check
Triggers an alert when any errors are detected in DFS Replication on the server, indicating possible replication failures or issues requiring investigation.
DFS Replication Health Check
Triggers an alert when any errors are detected in DFS Replication on the server, indicating possible replication failures or issues requiring investigation.
Excesive Logon Attempts
This ticket template is used to manage the CW Manage ticket generation settings for the Excessive Logon Attempts Alert Condition
Excessive Logon Attempts
Detects and summarizes failed logon attempts (Event ID 4625) from the Windows Security event log within a specified time window.
Excessive Logon Attempts
The condition runs the automation once per hour and generates a ticket with the script’s results if any monitored event log is detected.
Excessive Logon Attempts
This will Detect and summarize failed logon attempts (Event ID 4625) from the Windows Security event log within a specified time window.
Excessive MsiInstaller Error Events
Reports recent error events from the "MsiInstaller" event source and lists any active Msiexec processes.