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This plugin is written in PowerShell. He indicates the memory used by a process. He uses this performance counter : Process($Process)Private Bytes. You must use NSClient, you have three args : - Process - Warning - Critical This plugin has been tested on a Windows Server 2008. For the french user, here's my website http://yousysad.wordpress.com/2012/07/30/surveiller-la-memoire-utilisee-par-un-processus-nrpe-x-powershell/ I can do support on this article
Current Version
Last Release Date
2011-07-30
Owner
Matthieu
Website
http://yousysad.wordpress.com
License
GPL
Compatible With
#[NRPE Handlers] #memory_used_process=scriptspowershellexec.bat "D:Scriptsmemused_process.ps1" "$ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$"
I've been using this plugin to monitor a windows process but when it reported CRITICAL nagios would not change the State. Turns out the plugin was not returning the State and it would default to 0 meaning "OK". To fix this, add the following line to the end of the ps1 file exit $Status
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