Nagios Exchange
  • Home
  • Directory
  • About

Advanced Search

Build precise queries to find exactly what you need

Search Logic

Select compatible versions

Press ESC to close

Sign In Sign Up
Plugins4387Themes and Skins11Add-ons732Documentation283Graphics and Logos36View All Categories
LinuxSecuritySNMPFile SystemCloud
New Listings Recently Updated Listings Most Favored Listings Most Popular Listings Most Rated Listings Most Reviewed Listings
Random Project
TOPdesk handle_TD_incident – TOPdesk Incident Management Integration
5.0 (1)
110.2K
RSS Feed
Newest Listings Updated Listings
Top Contributors
LAMY (7)Julien DESMAREST (6)deskwork_itunes142 (4)Davide Lemma (4)Joerg Hoerter (3)
See More
Newest Contributors
Guillaume8723 (1)Salvo (1)SOHA-IT (1)Tsvetomir Tsvetanov (1)Igor Ru (1)
See More
Home > Clint
C

Clint

@rkennedy

User Stats

Favorites0

Views

Projects0

No Projects Found
check_windows_volume_mount_point_freespace

Updated for dynamic variables

Modified slightly for dynamic variables, so that you can input a volumename instead, and specific a warning / critical - Comment out the previous Critical / Warning variables or replace them with below - #Modified for dynamic variables #use as script.ps1 volumename warningvalue critcalvalue $Volumename = $args[0] $Critical = $args[2] $Warning = $args[1] Replace this line - $volumes = Get-WmiObject -computer $server win32_volume | Where-object {$_.Label -eq $Volumename} | ForEach-Object { Add args to your nsclient.ini - check_windows_volume_mount_point_freespace_custom=cmd /c echo scriptsCheckWindowsVolumeMountPointFreeSpaceCustom.ps1 $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$; exit($lastexitcode) | PowerShell.exe -Command -

Reviewed 9 years ago

No Favorites Found

Copyright © 2009-2025 Nagios Enterprises, LLC. All rights reserved.

Privacy PolicyTerms of UseTrademarks