I am trying to get a powershell script to run but I am receiving a communication error. I have a folder on my test host called c:\scripts with two .ps1 files. I have the following on the test host's config:
ExternalParameter = Testing:"C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" "C:\Scripts\testing.ps1"
ExternalParameter = Testing2:"C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" "C:\Scripts\testing2.ps1"
Testing returns a value but Testing2 produces a communication error. I have ran testing2.ps1 on the local machine and it returns a value. I have also ran the testing2.ps1 off of the machine hosting the netxms console.
testing2.ps1
$a = Get-Counter -Computername valandil -Counter "\Network Interface(my adapter goes here)\Bytes Total/sec" -sampleinterval 1 | ForEach-Object{$_.CounterSamples[0].CookedValue}
$b = Get-Counter -Computername valandil -Counter "\Network Interface(my second adapter goes here)\Bytes Total/sec" -sampleinterval 1 | ForEach-Object{$_.CounterSamples[0].CookedValue}
$ab = $a+$b
$ab = "{0:F0}" -f $ab
$ab
I have a need to take two perfmon counters and add them for a single value. How can I fix the communication issue OR is there a way two add two counters together a different way?
Hi!
Most likely timeout for agent command is too small (by default it's two seconds, so reading two perf counters with 1 second interval between samples for each will not fit). There was few discussions about agent timeout intervals on the forum. In short summary, two timeouts should be set correctly:
a) ExecTimeout on agent - timeout for executing external program
b) AgentCommandTimeout on server - timeout for any command sent from server to client
In general AgentCommandTimeout must be greater or equal to ExecTimeout.
Best regards,
Victor
Thanks, this worked perfectly.