A user is interested in a ControlUp script to force an Intune Compliance Check on a Windows Device. While there is no official script available, it is a potential future roadmap item for Secure DX. Other users suggest creating a PowerShell script and setting it as an action on the device. A recommendation is made to include a check that ensures the correct components are installed on the device.
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PowerShell Related Training & Support Archives
PowerShell training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Understanding the “Public DNS Name” Setting in ControlUp Monitor
A user asked for clarification on the purpose of "Public DNS Name" in the monitor settings. Another user explained that this parameter is used for deploying a monitor using powershell, particularly for monitors in Azure or AWS. A ControlUp support documentation link was provided for more information. This setting is used to specify the address on which the monitor exposes port 443 for outbound agent connections.
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Exporting Cache Drive Usage Data Using ControlUp and PowerBI/Excel
A user asked how to export cache drive usage data to PowerBI/Excel for a customer who wants historical data. A scheduled trigger can be used with a specific query to retrieve the information and export it to a CSV file. Another user shared a tip on using wildcards in the query to retrieve data from specific folders.
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How to Script Force Reset VM in ControlUp
A user asked if it is possible to script the Force Reset VM action in ControlUp. Another user shared a code snippet that uses the Invoke-CUAction and Invoke-CUQuery commands to reset the VM name that is passed through arguments. This can be found at https://support.controlup.com/docs/invoke-cuaction
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Creating Triggers in ControlUp for Outlook Inbox Monitoring
A user inquired about creating a trigger for Outlook Inbox on a server, and received a response suggesting the use of ControlUp to run a script using PowerShell and the Outlook COM Object. The script would then check and report the number of items in the Inbox. An example code was also provided. This solution was provided by Yoni and can be implemented through ControlUp.
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Managing Branch Mappings with ControlUp PowerShell Module
ControlUp members discussed the possibility of managing branch mappings through PowerShell. The current option is importing a CSV, but @member mentioned that the company is working on a way to update configurations through the ControlUp.Automation SDK. This should allow for retrieving, adding, and removing branch mappings, as well as setting a default value for unknown IPs. The upcoming PowerShell module is expected to improve scalability and performance.
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Obtaining Real-Time Reports of ControlUp Agent Versions
In this Slack discussion, a member requested for a way to obtain real-time reports of the ControlUp Agent version on all integrated machines. Another member responded with a command to run on ControlUp Monitor, where the number 9.0.0.1675 should be replaced with the current ControlUp version. However, this method only works for currently connected agents. No further references are given.
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Troubleshooting Built-In Sync Issues: Check for Duplicate Machines in ControlUp Monitor Cache using Script
A user is experiencing issues with built-in sync and has been advised to run a script to check for duplicate machines in the monitor cache. The script can be found at (https://runsuri.com/).
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How to Use Powershell for Bulk Trigger Management in ControlUp
A question was asked about using powershell to manage triggers in bulk. It was noted that the powershell module in version 9.0.5 has trigger management capabilities. The module can be accessed at https://support.controlup.com/docs/powershell-cmdlets-for-triggers.
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How to Remove Devices from EdgeDX Before Maintenance Fall Off Takes Effect
A user asked about removing devices from EdgeDX before the maintenance fall off, due to a hardware refresh causing devices to be listed twice. Others suggested using the register with name flag or selecting and removing the device, and an API endpoint for deleting devices was shared. Someone offered their powershell module and potential ways to track old device names. It was recommended to match on serial numbers.
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