SMTP Service Queue Monitoring (Windows)

[Felix Buenemann]

Hi Dan,

the queue is IIRC stored as files in a specific directory. So I see two simple 
solutions:
a) Export (share) that dir read-only or rather list-only and have the nagios 
server run a script on it to count the number of items, eg. ls |wc -l

b) do the same using a batch or wsh file and nagios plugin agent on the 
windows server.

On Monday 25 October 2004 20:42, Dan Goggiano wrote:
>             We are running a relay system in Windows 2k3 to provide some
> spam filtering and virus scanning.  We occasionally have the problem of
> inbound mail being received and queued but not sent out.  We monitor the
> services and they (IIS + SMTP) are both running, but the queue just
> keeps going.  I would like to monitor the number of files in the queue
> directory to make sure a certain threshold has not been exceeded.  Has
> anyone successfully done this on the Windows side with Nagios, or is
> there a better way?  Can't find any useful performance counters,
> etc...so help would be greatly appreciated!

> - Dan Goggiano
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Best Regards,
        Atmos
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