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    ArnaHud
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    Hi there !
    Here's my problem : I want to get the temperature of my servers.
    For this, I use :
    "Temperature of CPU's thermal zone:
    WMI.Query(root\WMI,"select * from MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature",CurrentTemperature)
    This temperature is in tenths of degrees Kelvin, so you need to add transformation script:
    for Celsius:
    ($1-2730)/10"

    The problem is, with that WMI query + transformation script, I always get 8 degrees ...
    Is someone got this problem already ? Or is there another solution to get the temperature ?

    Thanks,
    Arnaud

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      I think I've seen only one server where this query was working properly.
      Check this thread for another solution: https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/windows-temperature-monitoring-solution/

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