The Powershell client looks up the client name to send to xymon from

instead of using what's configured in the registry.

I believe the problem is here (line 98 of xymonclient.ps1):

if ((get-variable -erroraction SilentlyContinue "clientname") -eq $null -or $script:clientname -eq "") { $ipProperties = System.Net.NetworkInformation.IPGlobalProperties::GetIPGlobalProperties() $script:clientname = $ipProperties.HostName if ($script:XymonSettings.clientfqdn -and ($ipProperties.DomainName -ne $null)) { $script:clientname += "." + $ipProperties.DomainName } if ($script:XymonSettings.clientlower) { $script:clientname = $clientname.ToLower() } }

The problem is the if statement above interrogates $script:clientname, instead of $script.Xymonsettings.clientname.

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