For anybody who whats to see my (I use the term 'my' very loosely since it
really came from tseward and I just tweaked it a very little bit) final script.
It is below.
This monitors the queue you tell it on the machine you tell it.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
#
# $1 domain/username
# $2 password
# $3 server
# $4 queue name
#
RAW=$(wmic --namespace='root\MicrosoftExchangeV2' -U $1%$2 //$3 "SELECT
MessageCount From Exchange_SMTPQueue Where QueueName='$4'")
ERROR=`echo $RAW | cut -f2- -d\ | tr ' ' '\n' | grep 'ERROR' | cut -f1 -d: |
head -1`
if [ "$ERROR" != "ERROR" ]
then
RESULT=`echo $RAW | cut -d \| -f 10`
RESULT=`echo $RESULT | cut -d \| -f 1`
echo -n $RESULT | awk '{print "OK|Items=" $1}'
else
echo -n $RAW | awk '{print $RAW}'
fi
The Command Template in Zenoss is
Code:
$$ZENHOME/libexec/check_exchange_mailq.sh '${dev/zWinUser}'
'${dev/zWinPassword}' SERVER_NAME QUEUE_NAME
Occasionally I will see a slight difference (one message) between what this
reports and what the System Manager reports but I chalk that up to the
distinction between links and queues that WMI has but System Manager does not.
The one change I would like to make would be to have the script get the machine
name from Zenoss i.e. if the template is on a machine called exchange99 the
SERVER_NAME should be automatically populated with that name. This would allow
you to use the script on a global exchange template without having to
necessarily tweak it for each box. However, I only have a small handful of
exchange boxes so it is not a big deal.
Thanks again tseward!
James[/code][/quote]
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