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OK, by default the add-pssnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell should link to the highest version installed, since that seems to be having troubles, let's try importing the 2013 version specifically.

add-pssnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2013

Also I just wanted to confirm, this is a 64 bit OS and using 64 bit powershell application? The exchange 2013 snapin can be installed on but not loaded on x86 systems, hence why I asked.

Update:

I run powershell ise "as administrator"
When prompted for 'identity' I entered the servername
It exits Does that mean everything is fubar?

sreinhardt wrote:Also I just wanted to confirm, this is a 64 bit OS and using 64 bit powershell application? The exchange 2013 snapin can be installed on but not loaded on x86 systems, hence why I asked.

Looks like it *might* not be able to read any output, so it defaults to 0. It's been a while since this thread was last active, so apologies if my thoughts are not fresh in my head.

yeah, I know. I had a bunch of other things and a holiday in the meantime..
Are there any plans for an official plugin for exchange2013?

MichielvM wrote:Are there any plans for an official plugin for exchange2013?

I would think not. We actively maintain the standard Nagios plugins but in terms of creating new ones that would need to be discussed.

I managed to get in toucht with the author of the script.
He provided me with an updated version.

Back to thinkering and testing.
I got it running on the server. That's positive.

points to figure out:
Have NagiosXi run powershell as admin
and edit the command to pass the args
How to auto-run the add-snapin comandlet (servers tend to reboot every now and then)
bug my admins on what they really need to see....

bug my admins on what they really need to see...

That guy right there Glad you got a working script! Let me know if you have other troubles.