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You can use this as a template and add more hardware or software sampling with the correct WMI classes.ĭownload the Script from Here: Get-MemoryUsage.ps1įunction Get-MemoryUsage ($ComputerName=$ENV:ComputerName)
I wrote a simple and useful Powershell script. To find which of the 300+ servers are running out of memory, Recently I discovered that some of my managed servers has a memory leak.
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