WMI Sensors of this probe can not be scanned in their specified intervals. Try longer intervals or d

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Recently upgraded to PRTG 15.1.13.1456 where we have started seeing Probe Health down for Interval Delay WMI. We have only 20 or so devices and maybe 50 sensors not all of which use WMI. Not sure why there is gross delay of time.

The CPU and Memory on the probe are under-utilized so I know the server is not be thrashed causing the WMI latency. Is there an issue the lastest code that is reported?

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Hello,

Please forward us a Support Bundle including the system log files for analysis. This can be done via the "Contact Support" ribbon in the lower right corner of the WebUI. Please refer to this KB-article.

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