How do I change the disk task interval in Windows?
Thu, 01/28/2010 - 18:40
In order to change the Disk Task Interval you will have to do the following
- Stop all of your services from services.msc
- Navigate to Longitude\Applications\Windows\Collections.
- Open up the file Windows_Disk.xml in Wordpad or Notepad.
- You will need to edit the file to the schedule you want.. You can choose from EveryFifteen, EveryTwenty, EveryHalfHour, and EveryHour. Change the Italics to the schedule you would like modifying the interval to the number of seconds... (e.g. 3600 seconds per hour)
- ConsolidatorCollections Count="1"
ConsolidatorCollection Agent="localhost" ScheduleName="EveryHour" Active="no" DataLifeDays="365" LastCollectionSuccess="no"
Tolerance="0.1" SsTcpPort="7220"
Collection ManagedDevice="sjb-main" Instance="Studio/" Component="Disk" Application="Windows"
Client="moose.heroix.com" LastRetrieval="" >
Schedule Name="EveryHour" Description="Every hour"
Interval3600Interval
Schedule
Collection
ConsolidatorCollection
ConsolidatorCollections - Navigate to Longitude\Applications\Windows\Tasks\Win_Disk.xml and open the file in Notepad or Wordpad
- Modify the file to be the same schedule as the other file.
- Task Description="Runs the Windows Disk rules." Application="Windows" MaximumDuration="0"
Name="Win_Disk" ScheduleType="Scheduled" Component="Disk"
ScheduleNameEveryHourScheduleName
RuleNames Count="1"
RuleName>Win_DiskRuleName
RuleNames
Task - Start the services back up
- remonitor the application by going to Manage Monitoring > Monitor Application and readd the Windows Collection (Note..You do not need to remove the collection prior to doing this.)