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Hi Team,

We need to schedule recurring downtime for servers for a particular day.
For example: We need to schedule a downtime for servers for every 3rd Thursday of every month from 9:30PM GST to 10PM GST.

Please let us know how can we schedule the same.

Hello,

We have written a batch script in which we will receive an alert 30 days before the license expires. Thank you so much for all your support.

Regards,
Devendra

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Hello, Thank you!!! it is working. We have tested it one of the our machine and it is working fine(PFA). Can you please help me to monitor this activation date, show it Critical and Warning in Nagios and send an alert when license is about to expire in 30 and 60 days respectively ? Thanks in advance.

Hello,

Thank you for your reply!!

Please find attached output of the command you gave. Actually we don't have NSClient++ installed on our machines. Can we monitor this with NCPA?

Hello,

We have run the command "slmgr.vbs -xpr" in one of the servers and we got the pop-up(PFA) in which its is showing volume activation expiration date. Please let us know how we can monitor this pop-up result through Nagios.

Hi Benjamin,

It's working after disabling the Read-Only Access. Thank you for your support.

Hi Benjamin,

I have enabled "Can see all hosts and services" for the user, but user is not able to schedule the downtime for the hosts and services. PFA the screenshot, user is not getting any option to schedule the downtime.

Hi,

How can we provide access (other than admin access) to any user to schedule the downtime for any device/server??

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