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‎01-02-2018 10:03 AM
Hello, i have a couple of mid servers in a Windows boxes. is there a way i can send a notification to myself if the Mid servers go down at any point?
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‎01-02-2018 01:10 PM
Mike,
Seems like it should work, here a few things to check:
1. Notification is marked active
2. When to send conditions- Status changes, status is down
3. Who will receive has you and/or a group you are in specified
4. The table is MID Server [ecc_agent]
5. Mail sending is enabled (check System Mailboxes - Outbox/Sent too)
The screenshots etc. are from Tim's response below: Scripting a notification - MID Server Down
Hope that helps.
Take care,
Jeff
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‎01-08-2018 01:43 PM
Thanks for the update..i was looking to review the table if any that captures "Active Discovery Errors" that we normally will see on the "Discovery Dashboard"
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‎01-08-2018 03:41 PM
i'm trying to automate how i exclude IP's that we dont need to be scanned so that we have a faster discovery[scan] as well as less error when discovery runs. Right now because we have over 20 Discovery schedules
with an average of 40 subnets for each schedule and for each subnet an average of 100 IP addresses what im doing right now is to work on one subnet at a time by running discovery against a subnet once the IP address gets populated and have errors
i have a power-shell script that will do a nslookup and a ping..once the file from the nslookup gets populated[hostnames that are mainly workstations, printers need to be excluded] i manually update those Ip address following steps in service now documentation[Exclude IP addresses] for IP addresses that need to be excluded.
I wld like a situation where once i identify the IPs that need to be excluded i have like a script that will exclude those Ip addresses in discovery so when next i run discovery it is not scanned
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‎07-05-2020 10:30 AM
Hello bernyalvarado,