ControlUp users discussed the lingering appearance of FortiClient on CU4C reports despite its removal from all devices. It was suggested to remove the software from the template scope in order for it to no longer appear in future reports. It was also advised to check for any leftover folders or files that may have caused the detection. To exclude it from scan reports, it should only be removed from the template.
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Reporting Related Training & Support Archives
Reporting training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
Extracting Historical ICA RTT/Latency Data from ControlUp
A user asked about extracting historical ICA RTT/Latency data from ControlUp. Another user suggested checking the Session Details Historical report as well as the Session Activity column and using the API for various use cases.
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Troubleshooting and Validating ControlUp’s Compliance API
A team member reported an error while using the new Compliance API and asked if it was a known issue. Another member suggested creating a new API key as a possible solution and confirmed that the API was working for them. The team explained how to use the API and shared a code for testing API key access. After rechecking, the team found and fixed the issue.
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Pre-requisites for AI Apps Dashboards
A user asked about pre-requisites for getting data in AI Apps dashboards. They have all options selected in END USER ACTIVITY. The KB explaining requirements for the report can be found at https://support.controlup.com/docs/ai-report-1
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How to View Script Results on ControlUp
A user asked for the results of a script on ControlUp and was directed to check the Device Events or System Events screens. Another user mentioned the possibility of viewing data in a custom index and asked for screenshots. ControlUp then apologized for the late response and offered training courses at https://cuacademy.controlup.com/choose-your-path/.
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Changes to ControlUp data collection: Agent vs. PowerShell scripts
The discussion revolved around ControlUp's Agent collecting data instead of using PowerShell scripts. This new approach is currently being tested with design partners and a few other companies. It was suggested to test it with a select group first to ensure there are no issues. It was also mentioned that multiple rules can be set up with specific device tags.
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How to Verify Correct Version of ControlUp Agent on Citrix Servers
A user inquired about a feature in ControlUp that could verify the correct version of the ControlUp agent installed on Citrix servers. The team suggests using "App Statistics" and "App Usage Details" to filter and group by machine, but the user still finds it difficult to view the data in a useful way. They decide to stick with using their endpoint management tool for now. The ControlUp team acknowledges that there are multiple ways to view this information within the platform.
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Using ControlUp Triggers for Citrix Monitoring
A user who is not an expert in Citrix raised a query about getting the same information from ControlUp as their Citrix support team gets from Citrix Monitor. A column in cu4vdi shows the registered state and there is a community trigger for this. The use of Citrix Cloud should not be an issue for the trigger, as conditions can be added to report only when the machine is powered on, regardless of whether it is DaaS or on-prem.
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Issues with 9.1.5.x agent on ServerOS: High CPU Usage for services.exe Process Reported
Multiple members of the company ControlUp are discussing issues with the 9.1.5.x agent on ServerOS (2016-2022). Many are experiencing a high CPU time with the services.exe process. Some members have opened tickets with support to address the issue. The issue has been seen on both non-persistent and persistent VM's. It is recommended to use the details tab in task manager instead of the process page for CPU usage.
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Understanding Windows Event ID 1001 and the BlueScreen Reference
Event ID 1001 in the Windows Application Log could potentially indicate a BlueScreen, but this may not always be the case with Windows 10/11. Windows generates LiveKernelEvent and Event Name: BlueScreen events for crashing drivers and Kernel components, but this does not necessarily mean there was a classic BSOD. This was discovered with the help of AI and information from Microsoft/Gemini. The discussion included helpful contributions from fellow members.
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