Script library

Show all error events from all event logs on the selected computer, ordered on the most frequent, in the specified time period where there is more than one instance of that specific event.
Arguments:
Minutes Back - the number of minutes back from the current time to search (default is 60)
Log Level - the event log level to search for events (default is Error)
Excluded log names - an optional regular expression, e.g. "Application", which will exclude events from any event logs where the event log name matches the regular expression.

A Script to obtain the Pool Non Paged Bytes which ultimately is an indication of the amount of Cache in Ram used by Citrix Provisioning Services.
This script will output the amount of PVS Ram Cache in use. This is done by enumarating the amount of Pool nonPaged Bytes in use, which is a measure of the RamCache. Action should be taken if this figure is close to the amount allocated within PVS. The script also supports examining the PVS configuration of disk cache only.

The script runs on the ControlUp Console computer and initiates an HDX connection against one or more XenApp servers in order to check the server's health. The script does not perform any actual login activity to the targeted XenApp server.

The script runs for 20 seconds and measures (once every 2 seconds) the ICA RTT and network latency of the relevant session.
The output shows the session info (username, device name/IP, session name/ID) and 10 reads (once every 2 seconds) of the session's ICA RTT and network latency in seconds.

This script looks for Folder Redirection errors (Event ID 502) that occurred on the selected managed computer within the last 30 days.

Run the Auditlog command on XenApp servers to display logon / logoff activity. Provide the "before" and "after" dates in the mm/dd/yy format.

This script gets the user SID for the current username. If the same name exists in both the local computer and the domain, both SIDs will be returned.

Show the URL for a given IE process.
This script does not fully support published applications. (Published Apps will not show the actual URL.) You may also get unusual or no results if IE is at a site which uses Unicode characters.

Find processes which are in sessions which no longer exist or where there are no handle or thread objects open by that process which means that it will not be able to run (unless a UWMP process which are excluded).
If the kill parameter is set to true, all of these processes above will be killed.
Also find processes which are trying to exit but are unable to do so because another process has an open process or thread handle to the exiting process which prevents the process from completely exiting.
Zombie processes may be responsible for end user application usability issues and the cause for high session id numbers.
This script should be run a few times, a few minutes apart, in order to rule out processes which were in the process of closing handles they had open.
There is a known handle leak in ControlUp processes prior to release 8.2. With 8.2 there is still a situation that could result in a leak where the ControlUp agent is running on Windows 10 1809 and later or Server 2019 and the User Input Delay feature is enabled by default. See the 8.2 release notes for further information

Run gpresult for the selected user to get a list of scripts that ran at logon and show where they are located, including the containing GPO's name and GUID, so that it is easy to view the script contents with a view to troubleshooting, optimising, etc. It also shows the size of the script, any parameters passed to it and when it was last modified