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check_iis.vbs
Current Version
5.0
Last Release Date
2010-06-16
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| checkiis.vbs | checkiis.vbs |
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Well I found a way to go directly in the IIS log files and get the results from there. They key was logparser
Its very usefull to monitor, if the site is acting wierd or is being attacked by hackers the thresholds should go off.
The script is integrated with nagios and called using the Nagios Agent NC_NET it should also work with NRPE_NT
BEWARE:It takes the current hour as argument so it almost real-time check.
The script output should be something like:
WARNING – 39 errors type 404 on site SitePremium |IIS Erros: 39, 5, 20
Syntax:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s SiteName -t Tipo de Erro -w warning -c critical
Example:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s myweb -t 404 -w 50 -c 100
-h [--help] Help.
-s sitename Website name in IIS 6
-t ErrorType IIS errortype:400,404,501,500 etc…
It should also graph the results.
I am querying 2GB log files with great times around, 10-15 seconds.
I have tested with Windows 2003, IIS 6 running under the directory c:scripts be sure to create c:scriptslogs
The log is optional and it can be set from within the script.
Call from nagios or from command line using NC_NET:
C:PROGRA~1MontitechNC_Netscriptcheckiis.vbs //nologo -s SitePremium -t 404 -w 5 -c 20
The script output should be something like:
WARNING – 39 errors type 404 on site SitePremium |IIS Erros: 39, 5, 20
Syntax:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s SiteName -t Tipo de Erro -w warning -c critical
Example:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s myweb -t 404 -w 50 -c 100
-h [--help] Help.
-s sitename Website name in IIS 6
-t ErrorType IIS errortype:400,404,501,500 etc…
The query I am executing is very dynamicly built but should look something like:
select date as Date, QUANTIZE(time, 3600) AS Hour, sc-status as Status, count(*) AS ErrorCount
from ‘E:Logs-SitesSitePremiumW3SVC1523476301ex100521.log’ to ‘c:scriptslogsLogs_SitePremium.csv’
WHERE sc-status = 404 AND Hour = ‘15:00:00?
GROUP BY date, hour,sc-status HAVING ErrorCount > 5
ORDER BY ErrorCount DESC
To get more detail of the erros you could execute the query (using logparser) it will output each URL
associated with the errocode.
select date as Date, QUANTIZE(time, 3600) AS Hour, sc-status as Status,cs-uri-stem as URL, count(*) AS ErrorCount
from ‘E:Logs-SitesSitePremiumW3SVC246720831ex100521.log’ to ‘c:scriptslogsSitePremium500.csv’
WHERE sc-status >= 500
GROUP BY date, hour,sc-status,cs-uri-stem HAVING ErrorCount > 30
ORDER BY ErrorCount DESC
I am querying 2GB log files with great times around, 10-15 seconds.
I have tested with Windows 2003, IIS 6 running under the directory c:scripts be sure to create c:scriptslogs
The log is optional and it can be set from within the script.
Call from nagios or from command line using NC_NET:
C:PROGRA~1MontitechNC_Netscriptcheckiis.vbs //nologo -s SitePremium -t 404 -w 5 -c 20
The script output should be something like:
WARNING – 39 errors type 404 on site SitePremium |IIS Erros: 39, 5, 20
Syntax:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s SiteName -t Tipo de Erro -w warning -c critical
Example:
cscript checkiis.vbs -s myweb -t 404 -w 50 -c 100
-h [--help] Help.
-s sitename Website name in IIS 6
-t ErrorType IIS errortype:400,404,501,500 etc…
The query I am executing is very dynamicly built but should look something like:
select date as Date, QUANTIZE(time, 3600) AS Hour, sc-status as Status, count(*) AS ErrorCount
from ‘E:Logs-SitesSitePremiumW3SVC1523476301ex100521.log’ to ‘c:scriptslogsLogs_SitePremium.csv’
WHERE sc-status = 404 AND Hour = ‘15:00:00?
GROUP BY date, hour,sc-status HAVING ErrorCount > 5
ORDER BY ErrorCount DESC
To get more detail of the erros you could execute the query (using logparser) it will output each URL
associated with the errocode.
select date as Date, QUANTIZE(time, 3600) AS Hour, sc-status as Status,cs-uri-stem as URL, count(*) AS ErrorCount
from ‘E:Logs-SitesSitePremiumW3SVC246720831ex100521.log’ to ‘c:scriptslogsSitePremium500.csv’
WHERE sc-status >= 500
GROUP BY date, hour,sc-status,cs-uri-stem HAVING ErrorCount > 30
ORDER BY ErrorCount DESC
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