RE: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks.

2016-12-07 Thread Starkey, Parry S
We usually use something along this line to execute the powershell script 
command inside a ServersAlive check: 

 

powershell -WindowStyle Hidden &'D:\Program Files (x86)\Woodstone\Servers 
Alive\external\serversalive_psscript.ps1' 

 

Regards, 

Parry 

 

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Thats great, just the sort of stuff I was after a taking a look at. 

 

What is the batch script like that you call this from, or can you now call  
Powershell scripts directly from within Servers Alive? 

 

Regards, 

 

Andy 

 

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Subject: RE: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks. 

 

 

Servers Alive Check type : external (errorlevel); alarm when errorlevel <> 0. 

 

An example of a PS-script I use : 

$RemoteServer=$args[0] 

$RefValue=1 

  

$Value=Invoke-Command -computername $RemoteServer -ScriptBlock 
{(get-itemproperty "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Data Protection 
Manager\Agent\2.0").Forcefixup} 

 

if ($Waarde -eq $RefValue) 

{ 

 write-host "OK. Value ForceFixup is $Value. " 

 exit 0 

  } 

else 

{ 

 write-host "Error. Value ForceFixup is $Value, must be $RefValue." 

 exit 1 

} 

 

The script checks if a registry-key still has value 1. If not it ends with an 
errorlevel 1 and Servers Alive then generates an error. 

 

Kind regards. 

Pieter 

 

 

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Sent: dinsdag 6 december 2016 14:51
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Subject: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks. 

 

Mailing List Users, 

 

I have been away from Servers Alive external check development for some time 
and the version of Servers Alive has moved on a fair bit since I was last doing 
this sort of work. 

 

I have had a quick look on the Servers Alive website for information regarding 
using Powershell for external checks, as this is now my preferred scripting 
language, but Im not seeing much on the web site or the email list 
archives. 

 

Is anyone making much use of Powershell for their external checking processes, 
would anyone be will to give me some ideas of the sort of stuff they are doing 
and how you are wrapping Powershell scripts up so that they can be called from 
within Servers Alive for performing external checks. 

 

Regards, 

 

Andy 

 

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RE: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks.

2016-12-07 Thread Carroll, Andrew
Pieter , 

 

Thats great, just the sort of stuff I was after a taking a look at. 

 

What is the batch script like that you call this from, or can you now call  
Powershell scripts directly from within Servers Alive? 

 

Regards, 

 

Andy 

 

From: Servers Alive Discussion List [mailto:salive@woodstone.nu] On Behalf Of 
Demeulemeester, Pieter
Sent: 06 December 2016 14:46
To: Servers Alive Discussion List
Subject: RE: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks. 

 

 

Servers Alive Check type : external (errorlevel); alarm when errorlevel <> 0. 

 

An example of a PS-script I use : 

$RemoteServer=$args[0] 

$RefValue=1 

  

$Value=Invoke-Command -computername $RemoteServer -ScriptBlock 
{(get-itemproperty "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Data Protection 
Manager\Agent\2.0").Forcefixup} 

 

if ($Waarde -eq $RefValue) 

{ 

 write-host "OK. Value ForceFixup is $Value. " 

 exit 0 

  } 

else 

{ 

 write-host "Error. Value ForceFixup is $Value, must be $RefValue." 

 exit 1 

} 

 

The script checks if a registry-key still has value 1. If not it ends with an 
errorlevel 1 and Servers Alive then generates an error. 

 

Kind regards. 

Pieter 

 

 

From: Servers Alive Discussion List [mailto:salive@woodstone.nu 
(mailto:salive@woodstone.nu)] On Behalf Of Carroll, Andrew
Sent: dinsdag 6 december 2016 14:51
To: Servers Alive Discussion List
Subject: [SA-list] Powershell scripts for external checks. 

 

Mailing List Users, 

 

I have been away from Servers Alive external check development for some time 
and the version of Servers Alive has moved on a fair bit since I was last doing 
this sort of work. 

 

I have had a quick look on the Servers Alive website for information regarding 
using Powershell for external checks, as this is now my preferred scripting 
language, but Im not seeing much on the web site or the email list 
archives. 

 

Is anyone making much use of Powershell for their external checking processes, 
would anyone be will to give me some ideas of the sort of stuff they are doing 
and how you are wrapping Powershell scripts up so that they can be called from 
within Servers Alive for performing external checks. 

 

Regards, 

 

Andy 

 

Andy Carroll | Technical Support Analyst 

Application Services | CGI 

 

T: 44 1745-539109 |  44 7833-299741 

andrew.carr...@cgi.com (mailto:andrew.carr...@cgi.com) | cgi-group.co.uk 

 



 

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Re: [SA-list] New GUI layout

2016-12-07 Thread dirk
Hi David,



continuing on your MMC layout

If you say the groups/checks, then I suppose that the check is or the 
pretty-name or a little description as we have now in the 
tree-interface.  The center part would then contain all config 
parameters of the check itself I suppose (just as would be an EDIT of 
the entry -> check tab?).  And what would you see at the right then?  
And what about the other tabs we currently have in the EDIT screen?



dirk

On 2016-12-07 09:05, David Wagstaff wrote:
> Dirk was asking for suggestions for an updated GUI.
> 
> I know its been around for a while but the Microsoft MMC layout works
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> 
> With the Groups / Checks on the left
> 
> The centre would have the check itself
> 
> And on the right could be dependant on what is selected in the centre
> 
> OR
> 
> Not sure of a layout but what about a client server app with a web
> front end?
> 
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[SA-list] New GUI layout

2016-12-07 Thread David Wagstaff
Dirk was asking for suggestions for an updated GUI. 

 

I know its been around for a while but the Microsoft MMC layout works very 
well. 

 

With the Groups / Checks on the left 

The centre would have the check itself 

And on the right could be dependant on what is selected in the centre 

 

OR 

 

Not sure of a layout but what about a client server app with a web front end? 

 

David 



 

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Systems Engineer
01543 302253
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