turgel

Good to know. Thanks, Chris!

Hi everyone, After playing around with the powershell i wrote a small script which does the following: 1. get the size of a certain folder 2. take this result and compare it with a set limit (in this case 7500 Megabytes) 3. if this limit is exceeded it starts the pulseway notifcation bridge and sends out the notification. This is very useful to me, i use it to monitor the sql database size of vmware vcenter. I will post it here, hopefully it will help someone else: ########################################################### $h = 7500 $colItems = (Get-ChildItem "C:\THISFOLDER" | Measure-Object -property length -sum) "{0:N2}" -f ($colItems.sum / 1MB) + " MB" If ($colItems.sum / 1MB -gt $h ) { invoke-item "C:\YOURPULSEWAYFOLDER\NOT.lnk" } ################################################################## note: I made a link to the notifcationbridge.exe (NOT.lnk) to give to correct commands, writing it out directly in the powershell didn't work for some reason.

Hi Chris, Thank you four the reply, i will check it out! Cheers, turgel

Hello, I was wondering if it is possible to get a notification if a file exceeds a certain file size. In my case I want to get an alert when a file or a folder exceeds 5 GB. Is that possible? I only found an option to either monitor the whole harddisk or get an alert when a file changes in size