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rickmccl
byrickmccl, September 10, 2014
I set it up as NRPE check on a windows server in my NagiosXI setup. I was able to modify the script so that performance graph of license usage is created.
0. requires nsclient++ with NRPE enabled and running on windows box
1. install activeperl on windows box
2. put check_licenseserver.pl in the nsclient "scripts" folder
3. add script to nsclient.ini
[/settings/external scripts/scripts]
check_licenseserver=c:\perl64\bin\perl.exe scripts\check_licenseserver.pl
4. test running check_licenseserver with 'nrpe test' on windows host, check_nrpe on linux host
5. use wizard to add NRPE check for 'check_licenseserver'
6. edit check_licenseserver.pl on the lines where it prints the output, insert:
| license=$license_used
before the \n (newline) in the print statement to add the performance data to the output.
7. performance data is noticed and processed by nagios and graph is generated.
0. requires nsclient++ with NRPE enabled and running on windows box
1. install activeperl on windows box
2. put check_licenseserver.pl in the nsclient "scripts" folder
3. add script to nsclient.ini
[/settings/external scripts/scripts]
check_licenseserver=c:\perl64\bin\perl.exe scripts\check_licenseserver.pl
4. test running check_licenseserver with 'nrpe test' on windows host, check_nrpe on linux host
5. use wizard to add NRPE check for 'check_licenseserver'
6. edit check_licenseserver.pl on the lines where it prints the output, insert:
| license=$license_used
before the \n (newline) in the print statement to add the performance data to the output.
7. performance data is noticed and processed by nagios and graph is generated.