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Check Windows Last Update
Current Version
0.2
Last Release Date
2015-04-03
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
38817
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_win_lastupdate.vbs | check_win_lastupdate.vbs |
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Plugin calculates number of days since last success update using "LastSuccessTime" Windows registry key.The same date you can find in Windiows updates log. Plugin is tested with NSClient++ v 0.4, NSCP-0.4.x.
strKeyPath = "SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionWindowsUpdateAuto UpdateResultsInstall"
strEntryName = "LastSuccessTime" (Value Data).
Usage: cscript check_win_lastupdate.vbs /w:90 /c:120
Script is working on localhost, so you should use for example NRPE and add this line in nsclient.ini in section [/settings/external scripts/scripts]
check_win_lastupdate=cscript.exe //T:30 //NoLogo scripts/check_win_lastupdate.vbs /w:$ARG1$ /c:$ARG2$
strKeyPath = "SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionWindowsUpdateAuto UpdateResultsInstall"
strEntryName = "LastSuccessTime" (Value Data).
Usage: cscript check_win_lastupdate.vbs /w:90 /c:120
Script is working on localhost, so you should use for example NRPE and add this line in nsclient.ini in section [/settings/external scripts/scripts]
check_win_lastupdate=cscript.exe //T:30 //NoLogo scripts/check_win_lastupdate.vbs /w:$ARG1$ /c:$ARG2$
Reviews (2)
bynorcon, July 21, 2015
Hi Guys,
there is an Error in your Script. If you set the warning ord critical date to for example 30 and 60 Days, the script will work until the days since last update is excactly 30 or 60 days. 31 or 61 or 29 or 59 will work.
You have to modify your if and elseif at the end to = insted of
See here the edited code snipped:
If DD >= updateTresholdCritical Then
Wscript.Echo "CRITICAL: Patches are not applied for the last " & DD & " days."
Wscript.Quit(intCritical)
ElseIf DD >= updateTresholdWarning Then
Wscript.Echo "WARNING: Patches are not applied for the last " & DD & " days."
Wscript.Quit(intWarning)
ElseIf DD =
there is an Error in your Script. If you set the warning ord critical date to for example 30 and 60 Days, the script will work until the days since last update is excactly 30 or 60 days. 31 or 61 or 29 or 59 will work.
You have to modify your if and elseif at the end to = insted of
See here the edited code snipped:
If DD >= updateTresholdCritical Then
Wscript.Echo "CRITICAL: Patches are not applied for the last " & DD & " days."
Wscript.Quit(intCritical)
ElseIf DD >= updateTresholdWarning Then
Wscript.Echo "WARNING: Patches are not applied for the last " & DD & " days."
Wscript.Quit(intWarning)
ElseIf DD =
bybrabax, July 27, 2014
This script works like a charm.
As promised it is very fast and solely takes a registry value instead of having windows search for updates (which almost always leads to a timeout).
There is only little glitch though:
When Windows was NEVER updated, the script will return an error stating that "CDate" cannot be created with a NULL value.
I fixed it by editing the script thusly (maybe if someone has a more reliable check for NULL, please feel free to add a it):
[Snippet starts at line 26 of check_win_lastupdate.vbs] ----------------------
strComputer & "\root\default:StdRegProv")
objReg.GetStringValue HKEY_LOCAL_COMPUTER, strKeyPath, strEntryName, strValue
'-----------------------------------
if IsNull(strValue) = -1 then
Wscript.Echo "CRITICAL: Patches have NEVER been applied!"
Wscript.Quit(intCritical)
end if
'-----------------------------------
InstallDate = CDate(strValue)
CurrentDate = CDate(Now)
[...]
----------------------------------------------
Thanks for the script :)
As promised it is very fast and solely takes a registry value instead of having windows search for updates (which almost always leads to a timeout).
There is only little glitch though:
When Windows was NEVER updated, the script will return an error stating that "CDate" cannot be created with a NULL value.
I fixed it by editing the script thusly (maybe if someone has a more reliable check for NULL, please feel free to add a it):
[Snippet starts at line 26 of check_win_lastupdate.vbs] ----------------------
strComputer & "\root\default:StdRegProv")
objReg.GetStringValue HKEY_LOCAL_COMPUTER, strKeyPath, strEntryName, strValue
'-----------------------------------
if IsNull(strValue) = -1 then
Wscript.Echo "CRITICAL: Patches have NEVER been applied!"
Wscript.Quit(intCritical)
end if
'-----------------------------------
InstallDate = CDate(strValue)
CurrentDate = CDate(Now)
[...]
----------------------------------------------
Thanks for the script :)
