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Hello 
 
Monitoring.txt contains : 
 
z:\mssql:FS:20%:30% 
z:\mssql\:FS:20%:30% 
k:\mssql:FS:OFF 
k:\mssql\:FS:OFF 
 
I search to modify the following code to find the $warning and the $critical for a FS 
$thresholds = @() 
get-content $MONITORING | ? { $_ -like '*:FS:*%' } | % { 
&nbsp; $val = $_ -split ':' -replace '%' 
&nbsp; $thresholds += New-Object PsObject -Property @{ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; $fs &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = $val[0]+':'+$val[1] 
&nbsp; &nbsp; $warning &nbsp;= $val[3] 
&nbsp; &nbsp; $critical = $val[4] 
&nbsp; } 
} 
$thresholds 
 
How can I do it?
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Hello

Monitoring.txt contains :

z:\mssql:FS:20%:30%
z:\mssql\:FS:20%:30%
k:\mssql:FS:OFF
k:\mssql\:FS:OFF

I search to modify the following code to find the $warning and the $critical for a FS
$thresholds = @()
get-content $MONITORING | ? { $_ -like '*:FS:*%' } | % {
  $val = $_ -split ':' -replace '%'
  $thresholds += New-Object PsObject -Property @{
    $fs       = $val[0]+':'+$val[1]
    $warning  = $val[3]
    $critical = $val[4]
  }
}
$thresholds 

How can I do it?

find $warning and the $critical for a FS

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