Thanks for the suggestion Marc, that is a good idea! I only used dcdiag
when setting up the domain to check things and then forgot all about it.
The only problem is that is creates a lot of output, I'd have to create
quite a plugin to test everything and then try and get something
meaningful in 1 line...
-h
Hari Sekhon
Marc Powell wrote:
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I would also be very interested if anyone knows how to do this. I am
using 2003 Active Directory. I was thinking about just doing check_tcp
again the ldap and kerberos ports but that is a pretty lame test since
they are always bound.
I think a more specific test like an ldap query and a kerberos request
would be better.
Anybody got anything more on this?
Big caveat: I'm not a Windows kind-of-guy but...
We use a program named dcdiag that actively checks the state of our
domain controllers and send its output to us via e-mail. It performs
many tests such as connectivity, replication, netlogons, advertising,
etc, etc etc... If I were trying to do this I'd install ActiveState perl
and create a simple plugin that called dcdiag and parsed its output
looking for failures. Run the plugin via NRPENT (or other) and you
should have interesting results. Now, I'm sure there's a better way to
parse the output than AS Perl that's native to Windows but I'm just not
familiar enough to know what it is.
dcdiag from MS TechNet -
http://207.46.196.114/WindowsServer/en/library/f7396ad6-0baa-4e66-8d18-1
7f83c5e4e6c1033.mspx?mfr=true
Try running it with 'dcdiag /s:<domaincontroller> /e'
HTH,
Marc
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