check_nt - COUNTER

[EXT-Fuentes, James P]

> What Windows client are you connecting check_nt to?  NC_Net or NS_Client
> becauses it may be a problem with the client and not check_nt
 
I'm using NSClient: NSClient++-0.2.4a.zip is the bundle I downloaded.

> NOTE: most applications will return a 0 for %processor time, because
> it is an value for the instant it is checked.  The majority of %
> processor time whould ussually be  on the agent that is doing the
> check and on System Idle.  so double check via WMI or  performance
> counter that the %processor time should be something other than 0.  IT
> may be better to check something under System like threads or
> processes.

I've tried checking what you mentioned as well as some other things. I even tried 
checking on different systems which actually gave me some output so now I'm thinking 
there may be a problem with the particular system I really need to check. I'll have to 
investigate some more.

> however the syntex of your command should be:
> Example: check_nt -H hostname -p 12489 -v COUNTER -l
> "\\Process(hmi)\\% Processor Time"," <file://\\Process(hmi)\\%
> Processor Time> "

Apparently, this %$%@& web mail client we're forced to use here put that crap in
my message. I love how microsoft is always trying to help me out. I did NOT put that 
"<file:blah blah" BS in there. I opted not to use a description after the counter I want to 
check just to keep it simple for now. I HATE THIS FRIGGIN' MAIL CLIENT!
 
If anybody has some examples of there own command line sytax for NSClient I'd be appreciative
to see them. Although, as I mentioned above, there may be a problem with the system running
the client.
 
Thanks,
-Jim

On 8/17/05, EXT-Fuentes, James P <James.P.Fuentes at boeing.com> wrote:
> Greetings list,
>
> I am using:
>
> check_nt -V
> check_nt (nagios-plugins 1.4) 1.39
>
> I've looked through the archives and attempted to use various examples found there but can't seem to get the info I am looking for.
>
> Specifically, I would like to look at different characteristics of a process.
>
> Example: check_nt -H hostname -p 12489 -v COUNTER -l "\\Process(hmi)\\% Processor Time <file://\\Process(hmi)\\% Processor Time <file://\\Process(hmi)\\% Processor Time> > "
>
> I've brought up the windows system monitor which clearly shows considerable resource consumption by this process but I still get nothing but "0" when I run this check.
>
> Does anybody have syntax examples of "Process" COUNTER checks that actually return something?
>
> TIA,
> -Jim
>
>
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