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Add last reboot time as threshold

Add threshold for last reboot time so we can filter wich clients got high uptime.

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  • Rob Miller commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is great, thank you. Is this available for all license levels and visible now?

  • Intercomp Systems commented  ·   ·  Report

    I would like to know via the offline-online alert that it was a planned REBOOT as opposed to guessing why PC went offline. Yes - we need a REBOOT alert.

  • AdminProduct Team (Product Team, Atera) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi there, I see many of you have voted for this feature and we'd love to understand the use case.
    If you receive an alert that a device hasn't restarted in X time would you restart it or schedule a restart? Is this something you would like to get a push alert about or be able to filter these devices on demand using the advanced filters on the devices page?

  • Ben Solomon commented  ·   ·  Report

    Create custom Script-Based threshold item and add it to your Threshold profile (Admin > Thresholds), I have sent mine to the Shared Library pending approval. It is called ReturnDaysPoweredOn

    $os=Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem
    $uptime = ((get-date) - ($os.ConvertToDateTime($os.lastbootuptime))).Days
    return $uptime

    make it a .ps1 file, it will return the days powered on.

    Threshold value type: Number

    Operater: Greather than

    value: X (online over X number of days)

    Time Period: doesn't really matter -- how often you want it to check the condition

    Auto-Healing Script: optional to (You could make another script to schedule a reboot at 2:00 AM tomorrow for example)

  • Jonasz Badas commented  ·   ·  Report

    We really need this. Would be great to get an alert when uptime is more than x.