NSClient++ Workshop: 06 Scripting

Nov 27, 20140 likes523 views

The document discusses adding and writing batch and PowerShell scripts to be used for monitoring with NSClient++. It provides instructions for adding batch scripts using the command line or Notepad, adding wrapped PowerShell scripts, and modifying scripts to return additional data or limit output. Examples are given of creating a basic batch script to return memory usage and installing a Python script to display the top 3 CPU producers.

scriptscheck_ok.bat
Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line)
Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad)

Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line)
Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad)
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scrhelp
# Modifythe configfrom above

Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line)
Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad)
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scradd--help
# Modifythe configfrom above
[/settings/externalscripts/scripts]

Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line)
Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad)
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scrhelp
nscpext-scradd --script scriptscheck_ok.bat
--alias=ext_myok1
[/settings/externalscripts/scripts]
ext_myok2 = scriptscheck_ok.bat

scriptscheck_test.ps1
nscp??? help
Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script)
Add arguments for external scripts via NRPE

Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script)
Add arguments for external scripts via NRPE
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scrhelp
nscpnrpehelp

Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script)
Add for external scripts via NRPE
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scradd--wrapped…
nscpext-scrinstall--help

Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script)
Add for external scripts via NRPE
scriptscheck_ok.bat
nscpext-scradd --wrapped
--script check_test.ps1 --alias=ext_ps1
nscpext-scrinstall --arguments safe
nscpnrpeinstall --arguments safe

Create a batch script which returns ok
Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok

Create a batch script which returns ok
Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok
Remember nscpclient

Create a batch script which returns ok
Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok
@echo off
c:nsclientnscp client --module CheckSystem--query check_memory
exit 0

C:nsclientscriptspythoncheck_cpu_ex.py
Install the check_cpu_expython script
Modify it to display the top 3 producers

nscppy--script check_cpu_exinstall
…'limit=3’…
Install the check_cpu_expython script
Modify it to display the top 3 producers

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NSClient++ Workshop: 06 Scripting

1. monitoringScripting

9. Addingscripts

10. 6:1 Usingbatchscripts

11. scriptscheck_ok.bat Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line) Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad)

12. Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line) Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad) scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scrhelp # Modifythe configfrom above

13. Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line) Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad) scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scradd--help # Modifythe configfrom above [/settings/externalscripts/scripts]

14. Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok1 (using command line) Add check_ok.bat as ext_myok2 (using notepad) scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scrhelp nscpext-scradd --script scriptscheck_ok.bat --alias=ext_myok1 [/settings/externalscripts/scripts] ext_myok2 = scriptscheck_ok.bat

15. Wrappedscripts

16. 6:2 Usingpowershellscripts

17. scriptscheck_test.ps1 nscp??? help Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script) Add arguments for external scripts via NRPE

18. Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script) Add arguments for external scripts via NRPE scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scrhelp nscpnrpehelp

19. Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script) Add for external scripts via NRPE scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scradd--wrapped… nscpext-scrinstall--help

20. Add check_test.ps1 as ext_ps1 (as a wrapped script) Add for external scripts via NRPE scriptscheck_ok.bat nscpext-scradd --wrapped --script check_test.ps1 --alias=ext_ps1 nscpext-scrinstall --arguments safe nscpnrpeinstall --arguments safe

21. Writing Scripts

22. 6:3 Writing Scripts

23. Create a batch script which returns ok Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok

24. Create a batch script which returns ok Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok Remember nscpclient

25. Create a batch script which returns ok Change script to return memory usage as well as always ok @echo off c:nsclientnscp client --module CheckSystem--query check_memory exit 0

26. Advancedscriptings

27. 6:3 Advancedscripting

28. C:nsclientscriptspythoncheck_cpu_ex.py Install the check_cpu_expython script Modify it to display the top 3 producers

29. nscppy--script check_cpu_exinstall …'limit=3’… Install the check_cpu_expython script Modify it to display the top 3 producers