To bad you had to create this. We need this in our Gateway agents by default starting last year.
Thanks!
By the way, do you have an installer that you can run on the Core Server and have it automatically add the Mergeini registry key, a .ini file.
Joe Nunes (on my support team) created an installer with NSIS that can does something like this, I will have him send you the sample NSIS file. I think you use NSIS for your installers, right?
By using Mergeini your stuff won't get deleted on upgrades or service packs and will automatically be there.
I don't do advanced editing of agents, I think it's bad practice to have hidden stuff. IMHO, this should be deployed as a policy to machines with laptop chassis types. But if Joe wants to post an installer, that's fine -- he just needs to create an account on droppedpackets and he can add it to the host folder.
It's tested and working on several systems, so I'm opening the doors and calling it released. http://www.droppedpackets.org/management-gateway-and-remote-control/ldms_auto_gateway
Installation is through a custom vulnerability at this time, as that's the easiest way to inject and/or modify a local scheduler task. The program checks at run time that the agent it's on is configured to use a gateway and exits if there's no certificate.
Just posted version 1.0.4 with some nice changes. Among other things, it's a smaller binary. http://www.droppedpackets.org/management-gateway-and-remote-control/ldms_auto_gateway
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Wrote the code last night, still untested. "It compiles, let's ship!" Well, no... I'll see how it acts on my own systems for a while, then post it. Here's some tidbits: