I'm trying to setup Mon to monitor NT services running
on Windows 2000 boxes. Unfortunately,
I have little experience with Mon or with network management/monitoring. Has anyone found a way to monitor
NT services reliably? I've
considered using SNMP; however, I haven't found any way to use SNMP to
check the status of a running service.
I've considered using SNMP traps; however, this doesn't seem
terribly reliable since the UDP packet could never make it to the server
running Mon. Using traps tells me
something bad happened but it doesn't give me the sense of security that
actually checking the services periodically would give me. Has anyone else in the Mon community found a way to solve
this problem? If possible I'd
like to implement something that doesn't require installing software
(particularly commercial software) on all of my NT boxes. Any suggestions, experiences, best
practices, things to avoid, etc. would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, |
- Re: Monitoring NT Services Winters, Jason
- Re: Monitoring NT Services Nate Campi
- MON_LAST_* Not actually the last output... Mark Lawrence
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last output... David Nolan
- New release of mon? Hans Kinwel
- Re: New release of mon? Ed Ravin
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last output... Jim Trocki
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last output... Mark Lawrence
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last outpu... Mark Lawrence
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last outpu... David Nolan
- Re: MON_LAST_* Not actually the last output... Gilles LAMIRAL