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Hi Team,

We are using a power shell script to monitor the quota of windows drives.
When the thresholds are given as warning 10 and critical 5 the alert comes up as critical.
However, when thresholds are given as warning 20 and critical 10 the alert comes up as warning.

Can you please suggest what needs to be modified so that we get the correct output?

PS C:\scripts> .\check_quota.ps1 -Path "F:\Shared Folders\Actuarial" -Warn 10 -Crit 5
CRITICAL: 1,298.95 GB of 1,331.20 GB used, 97.58% used.|usage=1394739931136B;10;5;0; limit=1429365116108B;;;;

PS C:\scripts> .\check_quota.ps1 -Path "F:\Shared Folders\Actuarial" -Warn 20 -Crit 10
WARNING: 1,298.95 GB of 1,331.20 GB used, 97.58% used.|usage=1394739931136B;20;10;0; limit=1429365116108B;;;;

$percentFree may not be calculated properly. I would include the value stored in this variable in the output.

Thanks for the suggestion.

I have modified the output to display $percentFree. However, the output is still not correct.


PS C:\scripts> .\check_quota.ps1 -Path "F:\Shared Folders\Actuarial" -Warn 10 -Crit 5
CRITICAL: 1,300.55 GB of 1,331.20 GB used, 97.70% used 2.30% free.|usage=1396450330624B;10;5;0; limit=1429365116108B;;;;

PS C:\scripts> .\check_quota.ps1 -Path "F:\Shared Folders\Actuarial" -Warn 20 -Crit 10
WARNING: 1,300.55 GB of 1,331.20 GB used, 97.70% used 2.30% free.|usage=1396450330624B;20;10;0; limit=1429365116108B;;;;

Try the one I've modified for you, see attached (unzip it first).

Thanks Sean.

That works as expected. You can close the case.

RebeccaIlene wrote:Thanks Sean.

That works as expected. You can close the case.

Great!

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