Fwd: How to monitor specific windows services using nsclient++

[Matthew Jurgens]

On 9/06/2011 4:59 AM, Manish Kumar wrote:
> Thanks...@ all for your prompt help..i will try it out..
>
> @Claudio :) exactly.. thanks..
>
>
What you might find more useful is not to have to install NSClient++ on 
any servers at all, nor to rely on a "proxy" NSClient++, nor to use NRPE.

All of the checks that have been listed so far can be done in a 
client-less manner using check_wmi_plus
www.edcint.co.nz/checkwmiplus

The site lists the Nagios command definitions you need.
You can check all the services in a single check

Here's a manually run example:
/opt/nagios/bin/plugins/check_wmi_plus.pl -H win2008r2a -m checkservice 
-u USER -p PASS -a auto
OK - Found 54 Services(s), 51 OK and 3 with problems. 'Shell Hardware 
Detection' (ShellHWDetection) is Stopped, 'Software Protection' (sppsvc) 
is Stopped, 'Windows Licensing Monitoring Service' (WLMS) is 
Stopped.|'Total Service Count'=54; 'Service Count OK State'=51; 'Service 
Count Problem State'=3;

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