Monitoring IIS and httpd connections

[dwhitfield]

Since we do not support these powershell scripts, we are going to have to leave this open for community input.

If you would be interested in more features, please think about upgrading to Nagios XI. You can try out an XI demo for 60 days to see if you think it is worth the license fee.

Another option would be custom development. Please let us know if that is something that would interest you.

[rbizzell39]

Okay thanks! I will have to work with the free version and work with custom development. Is there any documentation on custom development.Thanks!

[rkennedy]

For custom development quotes please email [email protected].

[rbizzell39]

I installed the powershell scripts but not sure if it is working getting some issues with powershell is there anyone that can assist

[rbizzell39]

using nagios_iis powershell scripts does anyone know if I need to create a command under nagios

[rbizzell39]

The commands are working when I manually test them from powershell. How do I get them to query this information automatically and send information to nagios

[mcapra]

There's a few options, the easiest being setting up an agent to allow Nagios to execute the powershell script remotely and collect the results:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

I would suggest reviewing that documentation to setup an agent on your Windows machine as a first order of business.

[rbizzell39]

I have the agents on the Windows machine and it is working so from there how do I get iis status connections statuses. I have these scripts from here https://github.com/esterniclos/nagios_iis. I have tested them manually out and they work but how would I get them to integrate into nagios as I have put them in the scripts folder NSClient++ scripts directory? How would I get that information sent to nagios?

[avandemore]

From the previously linked document, follow the Configuring NRPE in NSClient++ section.

[rbizzell39]

I am missing the check_nrpe in my libexec