Bart,
Yes. Works great. Did not see up front how simple it is to just supply a parameter at the command line. And as long as that is the same word you designated in the IF statement you’re good to go and then can use wildcards to filter on the server names you want. Really like it. A lot. Not to sound ungrateful but am sorry to see the vDisk info is missing in this evolution of the original Poyner script. But again, mucho thanks – TK

Hi Tom,

Silos were used in the context of a group of servers that belong together. There no direct relation to a Worker group or a folder in Appcenter.
What is comes down to is populating the $sservers array with the servers you want to test. I did this through a “silo” variable, but this can really be anything you want.

In this case I want to access all servers whose names begin with VWT in the TEST folder under Servers in AppCenter in my XA6.5 Farm.

# Silo Parameter
# The script is started with an identifier of the Silo of servers you are monitoring. This section parses that parameter and populates some variables
accordingly
# More silo’s -> More

if ($silo -eq “Servers/TEST”)
{
$serversilo = “VWT*”
$silotitle = “XenApp Producion Silo Citrix Dashboard”
$siloerrortitle = “XenApp Production Silo Error Report”

}

I tried it without using “Servers/” as a preface to TEST, but that was how the exclusion list was built in the original Webster/Poyer script.

Works perfect, thanks Carl!

Try it now.

Webster

Hello Carl,

I am having the same issue as Mike when trying to download XenAppServerHealthCheck_v1.2.zip.

Thanks,

I deleted and uploaded the files again.

Webster

https://www.carlwebster.com/downloads/

look in bart jacobs’ toolbox

webster