Terminal Services Monitoring

[MiikaT]

I would use http://www.snmp4tpc.com snmpw2k plus, it's commercial, but you can 
get ts info quite easily. I haven't actually tried the plus version, but 
standard is easy...and then just use check_snmp.

-MiikaT

> Hey,
> 
>   We have an Netsaint network monitor which has been running quite
> nicely for use for some time.  Our new network admin has asked if it's
> possible to add Terminal Services 'sessions' monitoring (ie count of
> sessions, etc) to Netsaint/Nagios.  Is anyone doing this, done this?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> George
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