YOu can always use diruse.exe to check specific directories or just keep it
at the root like the following.
diruse /M /Q:3 c:\
H:\NTRESKIT>diruse /m /Q:3 c:\
Searching for directories that have exceeded 3 megabytes
Size (mb) Files Directory
! 3866.57 17178 SUB-TOTAL: C:\
! 3866.57 17178 TOTAL: C:\
Then dump that into a .txt file and use postie to send it to you, or maybe
have SA trigger a batch file that will do a specific diruse.exe to find your
top hitters when a drive is getting low and have that email it to you. I
agree we use tree size Pro ourselves, but again its a manual process.
Z
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Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 10:10 AM
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Subject: Re: [SA-list] What's all being monitored...
Devin
Just looking through my emails and came across your one below.
We use treesize pro to check our server c drives on a regular
basis. I would be interested to find out how your batch files
work as i currently do it manually.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
John Duggan
IT Support
C&C Group
Tel: +353 (0)1 6161210
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Devin Meade
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Sent by: Subject: Re: [SA-list] What's
all being monitored...
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odstone.nu
01/09/2005
20:48
Please respond
to salive
Oh yeah, I also run Treesize pro batch files that give me a
somewhat detailed view of our main fileservers and where the disk
space is used over time. THis enables me to look at a particular
folder and say it grew by 10GB in 24 hours. The batch file
exports it to excel and adds a workbook to a xls file. I archive
these every few weeks or so.
--Devin
On 9/1/05, Devin Meade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Diskspace - normal check - M-F/8-5 email alert only (example <50
gb avail)
Diskpace - runawy check - 24x7x365 page & email (example < 5 GB
avail)
Webpage (look for title or something)
DNS - internal IPV4 query
DNS - external domain Nameserver ping
--Devin
On 9/1/05, MarvinC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In regards to services, process, disk space, etc on your servers,
what are some of the things being monitored using Servers Alive?
I'm guessing Ping and DNS are the default, especially for domain
controllers, and SMTP for the mail servers, but what else? Anyone
bothering to monitor disk space and/or processes etc?
Any responses are appreciated.
--
Devin
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Devin
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