You could create an NRPE command who's sole purpose is to restart a
single service, that way all you do is call the command and it
restarts the service. Though yes, if you have lots of services to
restart then you are going to have to configure lots of separate NRPE
commands.
Steve
On 30 August
WMI assumes you are running Windows…
With NRPE I haven't seen a way to do it without being pass arguments. I'm just
careful with scripts that can take arguments that they scrub what's being
passed in.
Dan
On Aug 29, 2012, at 6:47 PM, Nick Smith wrote:
> I dont have an answer about your NRPE
I dont have an answer about your NRPE question, but if i had to guess
i would say its not possible with out support compiled in.
I did recently find this however:
http://www.edcint.co.nz/checkwmiplus/
I have it running all kinds of checks via WMI on my domain and it has
the ability to restart a
All;
I'm trying to setup event handlers on remote machines that I am
monitoring using NRPE to restart dead or hung services. I've been reading up
on a few how-to's I found online but they all seem to require that NRPE be
compiled with support for command arguments. Since everything I read abou
