Hi Expertise,
I need a query which should be run in WMI to know the boot partition. (only through WMI )
Regards,
Swapnil
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Hi there,
Create "boot_partition.wql" on the corresponding probe under "C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Custom Sensors\WMI WQL scripts\" and save the following query in the ".wql" file:
Select Caption FROM Win32_Volume WHERE BootVolume=True
Afterwards add a new WMI Custom String sensor and choose the "boot_partition.wql" script.
This script will display the boot partition in the sensor message. If you expect a certain partition (such as "E:\") as the boot partition, then enter "E" into the "Response Must Include" field in the sensor settings.
Best regards.
Jun, 2017 - Permalink
Hi there,
Create "boot_partition.wql" on the corresponding probe under "C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Custom Sensors\WMI WQL scripts\" and save the following query in the ".wql" file:
Afterwards add a new WMI Custom String sensor and choose the "boot_partition.wql" script.
This script will display the boot partition in the sensor message. If you expect a certain partition (such as "E:\") as the boot partition, then enter "E" into the "Response Must Include" field in the sensor settings.
Best regards.
Jun, 2017 - Permalink