Hi All,
If you go into the controller probe you can display the robots uptime, but this does not accurately correspond with the systems uptime. Because a robot can be restarted and the system not be rebooted. Where can I go in UIM to get a accurate depiction of the systems uptime?
Thanks in Advance
yes, i too have same doubt. can somebody please help.
One of the options may be to take advantage of system utilities like uptime.exe or "net statistics server" with logmon probe.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/555737/how-to-find-windows-uptime
Hi Balkar,
Is there not a probe that already gathers this information? It seems like a lot of work and resources just to get the uptime of a system.
Patrick
You may utilize ntevl probe to capture event for uptime. See event id for uptime in the follow link.
https://serverfault.com/questions/401961/event-log-time-when-computer-start-up-boot-up
I hope this will help.
Thanks
Balkar Singh
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Yeah, that won’t work either, we need to be able to see the number of days that a server has been up. Not in seconds.
Once the information is collected, you may use formula in query to convert into days.
Hi,
There are some options in below link .Please check if these help
Server & Devices Uptime report
How about CDM probe ?
cdm IM Configuration - CA Unified Infrastructure Management Probes - CA Technologies Documentation
Hope QOS_COMPUTER_UPTIME will publish data on seconds.
So far it looks like the only answer is to use SNMP which we cant, because it is being disabled on servers. Or a lot of customization, and effort to try a get a simple "XX days + 00:00:00 " that SNMP tools provides out of the box.
cdm probe "get_info" callback provides UptimeDays, UptimeHours, UptimeMinutes and UptimeSeconds. Should be fairly easy to write a LUA script to collect this.