Guys, running ePO 5.10 and ENS on desktop but VSE on server estate (all windows). I'd like to run a report showing how long the ODS scans are running to identify servers with long running times or servers that are not completing their scans within the window allotted.
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Hi @shocko
You won't be able to generate a report that shows you the run time. But what you can do is generate a report for Start and Completed Events which in turn will lead you to be able to work out run time:
https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB69428
Hi @shocko
You won't be able to generate a report that shows you the run time. But what you can do is generate a report for Start and Completed Events which in turn will lead you to be able to work out run time:
https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB69428
Hi, yes this is what I had done in the past. I can update it again. I had built this out with simple VB and Excel but will look to something more modern like PowerBI or Tableau.
Actually, I see these reports.
I see one of the reports above is backed by this SQL:
select top 200 count(*) as 'count', [AM_CustomProps].[ODSFullAverageScanDuration], [AM_CustomProps].[ODSFullAverageScanDuration] from [AM_CustomProps] where ( [AM_CustomProps].[ODSLastFullScanDate] >= '2020-06-04T15:22:10.441' ) group by [AM_CustomProps].[ODSFullAverageScanDuration] order by [AM_CustomProps].[ODSFullAverageScanDuration] asc
Just for posterity, my last reply is actually a new capability in ENS but it has limitations. ENS stores the latest value of the ODS scan duration in a custom property and reports back to ePO:
See here.
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