Re: Revisiting NT service monitoring

Sorry to spam, but I just adjusted the line and got the corresponding 
result:

  ./check_nt -H our_nt_server -v SERVICESTATE -l spooler -d SHOWALL
 spooler: Started

We'll see if that works, unless someone knows better ;-)

Scott

Scott Ehrlich wrote:

> Almost there.
>
> We just had the service die on us again with no warning.
>
> Here is the response from your line in our production environment:
>
> ./check_nt -H our_nt_server -v SERVICESTATE -l spooler
> All services are running
>
>
> Well, some services are not running, and I want to specifically target 
> the status of the spooler service.   Continued searches through 
> groups.google and www.google turn up nothing.  The Netsaint 
> documentation doesn't help, either, unless I'm looking in the wrong 
> place (not the first time!).
>
> Any additional help (from anyone) would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Scott
>
>
> Seth Mitchell wrote:
>
>> How about:
>>
>> ./check_nt -H [ip address] -v SERVICESTATE -l spooler
>>
>> -Seth Mitchell
>>
>> [email protected]
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Scott Ehrlich [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 03, 
>> 2003 6:16 PM
>> To: [email protected]
>> Subject: [netsaint] Revisiting NT service monitoring
>>
>>
>> Several months ago I posted a question to the list, with some 
>> background.
>>
>> I'll repeat the info here since I didn't get the full answer I sought.
>>
>> We have a Linux box running Netsaint, and an NT 4 Advanced Server 
>> Primary
>> Domain Controller which primarly serves printers to the Windows and
>> Macintosh community and acts as a software installation repository.  
>> It has
>> nsclient installed and running as a service, though I don't know what
>> version the client is.
>>
>> I'm looking for the exact Netsaint syntax for the Linux side to query 
>> the NT
>> Spooler Service so we can be paged if the service on the NT server 
>> dies.  I
>> know port 445/tcp is for Windows File and Print Sharing, but that 
>> doesn't
>> say anything about the status of the spooler service.
>>
>> We also have an Appletalk network with Services for Macintosh installed,
>> and are running Service Pack 6a with the latest patches.   This also 
>> means
>> Print Service for Macintosh is running, if that makes any difference.
>>
>> Thanks for specific leads.
>>
>> Scott
>>
>>
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