[Incident in HP ServiceDesk]

Good day! I want to implement the creation of Incidents in HP ServiceDesk from incoming alarm triggers using HP Event. Where can I get the data (using PowerShell) that come to email?

[Configuring Report Writing to SQL Database]

On 3/8/2019 at 7:31 PM, GPeti07 said:

In your custom report file (aida64.rpf) you always need to enable the Computer / Summary page. So the RPF file need to contain this line: InfoPage="Computer;Summary"
Also check your Preferences / Summary page and make sure that the "Computer Name" is enabled.

The "report" table contain the reports list. The "item" table contain the report details including the computer names. These tables linked through ID and ReportID columns.
 

Everything is very strange. If I copy the script from
Group Policy and create * .bat on the PC, then when I run this bat - everything works. And the report falls into the database. So why is politics not working?

1.bat

[Configuring Report Writing to SQL Database]

 

 

Good day! I implement aida64be software for monitoring and collecting information in a domain. Set up a domain policy. The script looks like: / R / CSV / CUSTOM [\\ test-aida-001 \ C $ \ Shares \ AIDA64 \ aida64.rpf] / CSV2SQL [\\ test-aida-001 \ C $ \ Shares \ AIDA64] / ACCEPT / SAFE / SILENT. Reports to the database do not automatically fall. Have a name consisting of date and time. I do not see the name of the computer in the report. When loading reports into the database, I see only three tables. "Item", "ID", "Report". In the "Report" contains only a list of reports and all. The "Item" contains a detailed report, not the client PCs, but the server on which the AIDA64BE is installed. What am I not setting up or doing?