Windows Servers Checks

[Matthew.Quinney at hollandandholland.com]

Atul,

Thank you for that. We use check_snmp for some checks, but have found that 
some oids are not accessible for items such as Terminal Server Sessions 
etc. I have found ways of making them accessible but really wanted to cut 
down on the amount you have to do to get a box 'working' with Nagios.

Matt




"Atul Shrivastava" <atulsh at hclinsys.com> 
22/04/2003 11:58
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You can use check_snmp for this thing. Normal SNMP service doesn't have 
Memory usage. Other thinks it have. U can query usign their oid. You can 
also plot these values for them.

Regards and have a nice day,
                           Atul Shrivastava
                           Info Structure Services
                           HCL INFOSYSTEMS LTD.
                           E - 4,5,6 Sector XI,
                           Noida - 201301
                           Tel: 91-120-2526910,2443013


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Matthew.Quinney at hollandandholland.com 
To: nagios-users 
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 4:12 PM
Subject: [Nagios-users] Windows Servers Checks



Hello all - I hope you had a good Easter ! 

I was just wondering how people were checking their Windows boxes. 
Nsclient seems fine for checking disk space, memory, cpu etc but seems to 
have problems when collecting information on Windows performance counters. 
We really would like to check paging file usage, terminal server sessions 
etc and just find that it is not really reliable. Does anybody have an 
alternative suggestion ? 

Many thanks 

Matthew

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