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Le_poilu

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  1. Hi

     

    Thanks for your answer. Sorry to be late here, was a bit busy... And I had hard time to find the good powersheel cmdlt for that.

     

    I found this to fetch actual physicaldisk size and allocated size:

     

    Get-WmiObject -Namespace "root/Microsoft/Windows/Storage" -Class MSFT_PhysicalDisk -Property Friendlyname, Size, AllocatedSize, Healthstatus,model | Format-Table Friendlyname, model, Size, Allocatedsize, healthstatus

     

    With this info you can check the Data filled on the physicaldisk and using it for what we need in PCMonitor :D

     

    More infos here about the WMI-Object:

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh830532(v=vs.85).aspx

     

    Best regards

  2. Hi

    First time here, but day one user of mobilePcmonitor (BTW: thanks for this wonderfull tool)

    Since I've upgraded my servers and my desktop to Windows2012 server and Windows8 I enjoy the use of StoragePool.

    But at this time Mobile Monitor doesn't support this feature.

    Indeed, with StoragePool you can set a fin provisionned StorageSpace (virtual Drive) which can be much bigger than the actual space available on the drive.

    For example I can set a 50TB storagespace with only a set of two 2TB drive.

    The StorageSpace is see by the Agent as a normal drive so you'll see a 50TB with 1 or 2TB used. Nothing can tell me if the actual drive are near to full.

    Windows Server manager and Powershell can show me how much real space I have and how much I use but I found no way to be notified through MobilePcMonitor when I'll need to add a new drive on the StorageSpace (didn't find any performance counter for this)

    Is there a way to add StoragePool support to the agent and the client ?

    Thanks

    Le_Poilu

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