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Hi,<br />
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Is the windows event in sufficient time? That is, if memory serves me correctly, when there really is almost no available disk left. Wouldn't you want an alert for 20% free space or 10% free space?<br />
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I have a powershell script that stores these values in a SQL database, and I query that database each morning as part of my daily checks.<br />
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Regards<br />
&nbsp; David
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Hi,

Is the windows event in sufficient time? That is, if memory serves me correctly, when there really is almost no available disk left. Wouldn't you want an alert for 20% free space or 10% free space?

I have a powershell script that stores these values in a SQL database, and I query that database each morning as part of my daily checks.

Regards
  David

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Hi David, What values are you pulling from Windows server? &nbsp;Are you pulling the info using WMI and piping it into a dbase?
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Hi David, What values are you pulling from Windows server?  Are you pulling the info using WMI and piping it into a dbase?

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Hello Qradar gurus! &nbsp;Really need your help on this one. And before you respond --&gt; I know there are many drive-space monitoring solutions out there! I want to utilize a system that I already own to monitor drive space and not introduce ...'yet another utility or process'. <br />
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Can someone tell me how to configure Qradar to monitor available hard drive space on a Windows 2003 Server? &nbsp;<br />
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I know that the Windows Server System Event Log generates an event ID of 2013 when a disk is at or near capacity. Any way to use Qradar to look for that event and generate an email alert?
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Hello Qradar gurus!  Really need your help on this one. And before you respond --> I know there are many drive-space monitoring solutions out there! I want to utilize a system that I already own to monitor drive space and not introduce ...'yet another utility or process'. 

Can someone tell me how to configure Qradar to monitor available hard drive space on a Windows 2003 Server?  

I know that the Windows Server System Event Log generates an event ID of 2013 when a disk is at or near capacity. Any way to use Qradar to look for that event and generate an email alert?

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