Scripting Alerts
Hey all,
I am trying to create a script / alert that does the following;
1) Advanced Label "A" that will contain computers that we under 10% disk capacity left.
2) script/alert to notify Label "B" that disks are running outo f space
I dont want it to be e-mailed i want it as a System Tray Pop Up Window.
Could someone please point me in the right direction on how to do this. I understand the sending a message to a label (group) but not sure how to trigger it.
Thanks in advance
Jason
I am trying to create a script / alert that does the following;
1) Advanced Label "A" that will contain computers that we under 10% disk capacity left.
2) script/alert to notify Label "B" that disks are running outo f space
I dont want it to be e-mailed i want it as a System Tray Pop Up Window.
Could someone please point me in the right direction on how to do this. I understand the sending a message to a label (group) but not sure how to trigger it.
Thanks in advance
Jason
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Posted by:
itolutions
13 years ago
There are many ways to do this. Try to find workaround first.
1) Simple script with cycle (with sleep(Interval) function) + autorun.
+/-: Not stable. User can terminate. high load
2) Executable run as windows service.
+/-: High load
3) WMI events + WMI client like (1) but without cyclies.
+/-: Not stable. User can terminate.
4) WMI events + WMI client like (2) but without cyclies.
+/-: The best professional way.
5) .....
Solution depend on your skills and $$$ [;)]
1) Simple script with cycle (with sleep(Interval) function) + autorun.
+/-: Not stable. User can terminate. high load
2) Executable run as windows service.
+/-: High load
3) WMI events + WMI client like (1) but without cyclies.
+/-: Not stable. User can terminate.
4) WMI events + WMI client like (2) but without cyclies.
+/-: The best professional way.
5) .....
Solution depend on your skills and $$$ [;)]
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