Hey,
When I run an analysis of a CSV based on SystemOverview.xml I get an error during generation.
The property 'Computer' cannot be found on this object. Verify that the
property exists.
I saw that this gets found by matching a counter with regex based on \\computername\ which does exist in the CSV. It looks like this is because the header in CSV becomes too long and it starts again on a new line with part of the last column name.
for example <\\computername\\Process(*)\Private Byte> .... next column <"s>. Then the next one starts with \\computername\ again.
After that I get another error:
The variable '$IsMinEvaulated' cannot be retrieved because it has not been set.
I suspect this has simular causes.
In the end i get a normal report so it looks like everything is working.
Only "Network Interface % Network Utilization", "Network Interface % Network Utilization Sent" and "Network Interface % Network Utilization Received" are all 0. Which is weird because the counters it uses to calculate these are filled.
When I run an analysis of a CSV based on SystemOverview.xml I get an error during generation.
The property 'Computer' cannot be found on this object. Verify that the
property exists.
I saw that this gets found by matching a counter with regex based on \\computername\ which does exist in the CSV. It looks like this is because the header in CSV becomes too long and it starts again on a new line with part of the last column name.
for example <\\computername\\Process(*)\Private Byte> .... next column <"s>. Then the next one starts with \\computername\ again.
After that I get another error:
The variable '$IsMinEvaulated' cannot be retrieved because it has not been set.
I suspect this has simular causes.
In the end i get a normal report so it looks like everything is working.
Only "Network Interface % Network Utilization", "Network Interface % Network Utilization Sent" and "Network Interface % Network Utilization Received" are all 0. Which is weird because the counters it uses to calculate these are filled.