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check_iis8_connections
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2015-02-13
Compatible With
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
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Can be used with nsclient++
check_iis8_app_pool_state = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 $ARG1$
check_default_app_pool = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 DefaultAppPool
Power shell script to check current connections in IIS Website version 8 or higher
Can be used with nsclient++
check_iis8_app_pool_state = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 $ARG1$
check_default_app_pool = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 DefaultAppPool
Can be used with nsclient++
check_iis8_app_pool_state = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 $ARG1$
check_default_app_pool = powershell.exe scriptscheck_iis8_app_pool_state.ps1 DefaultAppPool
Reviews (3)
When I run the check I can't get the number of connections (IIS 7.5, Windows 2008 R2):
PS C:\checkIIS> .\check_IIS_connections.ps1
cmdlet check_IIS_connections.ps1 at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
server: localhost
website: Default Web Site
warning_value: 50
critical_value: 60
CONNECTIONS OK Default Web Site connections | connections=;50;60;
It is OK tu run it on "Default Web Site"?
PS C:\checkIIS> .\check_IIS_connections.ps1
cmdlet check_IIS_connections.ps1 at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
server: localhost
website: Default Web Site
warning_value: 50
critical_value: 60
CONNECTIONS OK Default Web Site connections | connections=;50;60;
It is OK tu run it on "Default Web Site"?
byMN81, June 29, 2016
Works on IIS 7.5 without any problems at all
Hi,
after:C:Program FilesNSClient++
scp.exe test, I see no errors!But can you help with defining the command_line. Thanks!
after:C:Program FilesNSClient++
scp.exe test, I see no errors!But can you help with defining the command_line. Thanks!
