Check Service Load on Windows Machines

[Stephan Janosch]

Wengrzik, Andreas wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I check my services on the windows machines with NRPE and NSClient....
> Now i want to know if anyone check also the cpu load from the services??
> 
> Would be nice if anyone can help me!
> 
> Bye
> 
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hi Andreas!

I do it that way: define command{
	command_name		check_nt
	command_line		$USER1$/check_nt -H $HOSTNAME$ -v $ARG1$ -l $ARG2$ -w 
$ARG3$ -c $ARG4$
}


define service {
host_name                      hero
service_description            SWAP
check_command 
check_nt!COUNTER!"\\Auslagerungsdatei(_Total)\\Belegung (%)"," %.2f 
percent of swapspace used"!50!75
register                       1
use                            generic-service-wo-perf
}

As you can see, i monitor a windows performance counter. If you put 
something like "\\Process([your process name here])\\Processortime (%)" 
as second argument to the service definition, you may see the right stuff.

The windows performance counters are localized, that meas, it depends on 
your windows version, how they are named. I give you an example for a 
german windows here:

check_nt!COUNTER!"\\Prozess(spoolsv)\\Prozessorzeit (%)"!80!90

I hope that helps.

Stephan



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