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IIS Application Pool (AppPool) Extended Check
1.1.0
2016-04-13
- Nagios 1.x
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
GPL
10299
File | Description |
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check_apppools.zip | check_apppools.zip |
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its simply designed. checking every application pool in the IIS7 (maybe 6/8) not tested yet.
Its possible to define a blacklist where you can excludes.
If you got 20 ApplicationPools but you dont want to monitor the "Default APp Pool" for example, just add "Default APP Pool" to the "dependenciesexcluded_pools.txt" file. 1 Pool per Line.
Nagios will set a critical state for every pool thats not in the "running" state except the blacklisted ones.
Never add applicationpools manually to your monitoring again.
Add the following line to your NSClient.ini:
check_apppools = "C:Program FilesNSClient++scriptscheck_appools.exe"
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