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It would be nice to have a command line debug option, to switch $DebugPreference and $VerbosePreference variables from 'SilentlyContinue' to 'Continue'.

BR,
Yannick

Hello,

The following parameters are not taken into account:
-WM|--WarningMemory
-CM|--CriticalMemory
-WC|--WarningCpu
-CC|--CriticalCpu

It would be nice to have these thresholds working, in order to be alerted for exemple when the memory used by the app pool is abnormally high.

BR,
yannick

Hi,

Thanks for this wonderful plug in. I'm just wondering on how to pass the arguments with white spaces.

Command:
./check_nrpe -H 10.0.1.3 -p 5666 -c check_ms_iis_application_pool -a '-A .NET v2.0 Classic' -APOD 1

Error:
CRITICAL: Argument: v2.0 Value: Classic Error: Illegal arguments detected: v2.0

It seems that it is not liking the "second" space on the argument.

Best Regards,
SA

Hello,

I tried to use the plugin but i'm facing a permission issue.
The message returned is:

Checking the command directly on the IIS hosting server show that it works in cmd "as Administrator", but not in a standard cmd:

The Icinga2 service which is responsible of running the command runs with "Log On As Nework Service".

I don't want to another account to run the Icinga2 service. Is there a solution in order to run this plugin with such an account?

BR,
Yannick

Hello,

I discovered that the plugin was not working correctly on some servers because the "IIS Management Scripts and Tools" feature was not installed.
But the plugin returned an OK state and the plugin output included errors related to an invalid namespace.

It may be useful to return an UNKNOWN status in case this issue occurs, so administrators can react. Indeed, in case we deploy many servers, it is possible to miss the issue.

BR,
Yannick

Hello,

For an application pool, I had a service that returned 0 applications using it. All the other information returned were okay: state, mem, cpu.

I discovered that it was due to the use of an incorrect case for the application pool name: for example Myapppool instead of MyAppPool.

I think it would be better to make the plugin working case sensitive or case insensitive everywhere.

BR,
Yannick

For some reason I always show the cpu 100%

Another query, you can set limits for critical memory and cpu

Hello,

On a IIS server, amount 8 application pool there is 1 without CPU usage reported:
.

I checked with the last version of the plugin, v1.05.170922, same behavior.

Please tell me if I can provide any information to figure out what the issue/problem is.

BR,
Yannick