[Initial import systwh@tauntons.ac.uk**20090113104114] { addfile ./check_process.wsf hunk ./check_process.wsf 1 +'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' +' "check_process.wsf" +' nagios@samurai.inka.de +' +' 02.06.2003 ver 1.1 +' +' -------------------------------------------------------------- +' Checks If at least one defined process Is running. +' + + + + +check_process (nrpe_nt-plugin) 1.1 +The nagios plugins come with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. You may redistribute +copies of the plugins under the terms of the GNU General Public License. +For more information about these matters, see the file named COPYING. +Copyright (c) 1999-2001 Ethan Galstad/Hagen Deike (nagios@samurai.inka.de) + +Checks If at least one defined process Is running. + + + + + + +Example: check_process.wsf /info + Will return a list of all processes that are running. + The output will look As follows: + + ID Process + ------------------------------- + 0 System Idle Process + 4 System + 1312 smss.exe + 1392 csrss.exe + 1416 winlogon.exe + 1460 services.exe + 1472 lsass.exe + 1688 svchost.exe + [...] + + To use the plugin you need the string Or the ID that Is returned. + In this Case If you wish To monitor the winlogon.exe process you + use this command + + check_process.wsf winlogon.exe + + Please notice that the String Is Case sensitive + + + + }