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01-16-2008
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| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down IT Staff wrote: Quote: > yeap i got the concepts. > > If i have a list of computers to ping, can i have a *group gadget* or one > gadget for every single machine ? do. Group allows you to put a bunch of gadgets together and just have to click on a little button to switch between different gauges. From out-chart help, the group parameter: "Allows you to create the chart window as a separate process and assigns an ID that allows multiple charts to share the same window." I might ask PowerGadgets about adding group support to out-gauge. Marco |
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01-16-2008
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| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down thks "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:eOdFs2KWIHA.748@xxxxxx Quote: > IT Staff wrote: Quote: >> yeap i got the concepts. >> >> If i have a list of computers to ping, can i have a *group gadget* or one >> gadget for every single machine ? > out-gauge doesn't seem to support the group parameter like the others do. > Group allows you to put a bunch of gadgets together and just have to click > on a little button to switch between different gauges. > > From out-chart help, the group parameter: > > "Allows you to create the chart window as a separate process and assigns > an ID that allows multiple charts to share the same window." > > I might ask PowerGadgets about adding group support to out-gauge. > > Marco |
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01-17-2008
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| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down Marco Shaw [MVP] wrote: Quote: > IT Staff wrote: Quote: >> yeap i got the concepts. >> >> If i have a list of computers to ping, can i have a *group gadget* or >> one gadget for every single machine ? > out-gauge doesn't seem to support the group parameter like the others > do. Group allows you to put a bunch of gadgets together and just have > to click on a little button to switch between different gauges. > > From out-chart help, the group parameter: > > "Allows you to create the chart window as a separate process and assigns > an ID that allows multiple charts to share the same window." > > I might ask PowerGadgets about adding group support to out-gauge. > > Marco PSH>"test"|out-gauge -name test -type digital -group testing PSH>"123"|out-gauge -name 123 -type digital -group testing Marco |
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01-17-2008
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| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down yes it works ..hahaha ...and probably they need to document more. BTW, do u foresee when is the next version of powergadget coming ? "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:%23IMEraQWIHA.2368@xxxxxx Quote: > Marco Shaw [MVP] wrote: Quote: >> IT Staff wrote: Quote: >>> yeap i got the concepts. >>> >>> If i have a list of computers to ping, can i have a *group gadget* or >>> one gadget for every single machine ? >> out-gauge doesn't seem to support the group parameter like the others do. >> Group allows you to put a bunch of gadgets together and just have to >> click on a little button to switch between different gauges. >> >> From out-chart help, the group parameter: >> >> "Allows you to create the chart window as a separate process and assigns >> an ID that allows multiple charts to share the same window." >> >> I might ask PowerGadgets about adding group support to out-gauge. >> >> Marco > Actually, it isn't documented but works: > > PSH>"test"|out-gauge -name test -type digital -group testing > PSH>"123"|out-gauge -name 123 -type digital -group testing > > Marco |
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01-17-2008
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| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down > $computer+" is up" Quote: > } > else > { > $computer+" is down" default color which is not bold enough to view. "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:ePaekS3VIHA.5348@xxxxxx Quote: > Quote: >> I can either: >> 1. Provide you .NET code to call from PowerShell to do the same thing. >> 2. Help you do that digital gauge that might just say "UP" or "DOWN". > #1: > PSH> ./ping|out-gauge -type digital > PSH> get-content ping.ps1 > $computer="localhost" > > $ping= new-object System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping > $response=$ping.send($computer) > > if ($response.Status -eq "Success") > { > $computer+" is up" > } > else > { > $computer+" is down" > } > > #2: > Using .NET to get a random number: > PSH> $rand=new-object System.Random > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) <--Gives a random number, only 0,1,2,3 or 4 > 3 > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) > 4 > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) > 1 |
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01-18-2008
| #16 (permalink) |
| Guest | Re: powergadget : detect service is down IT Staff wrote: Quote: Quote: >> $computer+" is up" >> } >> else >> { >> $computer+" is down" > Can i put some colors into it ? Otherwise i had to follow the powergadget > default color which is not bold enough to view. parameters: .... -Size [<System.String>] Sets the gauge's size in pixels. Required? false Position? named Default value Accept pipeline input? false Accept wildcard characters? false .... Also the .chm help file mentions there's a "-appearance_color" parameter that takes values like "blue", "green", etc. What exactly are you looking for? |
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