check_winservice - NRPE check plugin for Windows services

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NAME

check_winservice - Nagios NRPE plugin for Windows service checks

SYNOPSIS

check_winservice ] ... ] ] ... ] ] ... ] ]

DESCRIPTION

check_winservice is a Nagios plugin to monitor services on the local Windows system. You can filter services based on name, state or start mode. Negation is also possible. Check_winservice has also a service snapshot fingerprint capability which may help you to monitor changes on service configurations.

OPTIONS

--service service ] ...

Specifies services you want to monitor. You can supply comma separated values as well as multiple --service options. In addition, you may exclude a service by prepending a ! (like !alerter). Optional. Defaults to all services.

--state state ] ...

Specifies service states you want to monitor. You can supply comma separated values as well as multiple --state options. In addition, you may negate a state by prepending a ! (like !running). Available state values (case insensitive):

 - running
 - stopped
 - paused
 - start pending
 - stop pending
 - continue pending
 - pause pending
 - unknown

Optional. Defaults to all states.

--startmode startmode ] ...

Specifies service start modes you want to monitor. You can supply comma separated values as well as multiple --startmode options. In addition, you may negate a start mode by prepending a ! (like !auto). Available start mode values (case insensitive):

 - auto
 - manual
 - disabled
 - boot
 - system

Optional. Defaults to all start modes.

--fingerprint

Generates a service snapshot fingerprint for the selected set of services. A service snapshot fingerprint is simply an MD5 digest of a string consisting of concatenated values of following properties for each selected service:

 - Name, DisplayName, PathName, ServiceType, Started, StartMode, StartName, State, Status, Description

prints the fingerprint if no parameter is specified. Otherwise it checks if the given fingerprint matches the current fingerprint for the selected services. Returns CRITICAL if it is a mismatch, OK otherwise. That way, you can get an indication about a possible unauthorized service configuration change.

--warning threshold

Returns WARNING exit code if the selected number of services is above the threshold. Optional.

--critical threshold

Returns CRITICAL exit code if the selected number of services is above the threshold. Optional.

--verbose

Produces some output for debugging or to see individual values of samples. Multiple values are allowed.

--help

Produces a help message.

EXAMPLES

 check_winservice --startmode auto --state !running --critical 0

Returns CRITICAL if there exists automatic services which are not running.

 check_winservice --service TroubleMaker1,TroubleMaker2 --state running --critical 0

Returns CRITICAL if services TroubleMaker1 or TroubleMaker2 are running.

 check_winservice --critical 1 -startmode boot,system -service !BootA,!BootB,!SystemC

Returns CRITICAL if there is at least one service except service BootA, BootB and SystemC, which is configured to start during boot or system phase.

 check_winservice --warning 200 --critical 300

Returns WARNING or CRITICAL if the number of defined services exceeds 200 or 300 respectively.

 check_winservice --startmode !manual --service Manual1,Manual2 --service Manual3 --critical 0

Returns CRITICAL if services Manual1, Manual2 or Manual3 are not configured to run manually.

 check_winservice --fingerprint --state running

Print the service snapshot fingerprint for running services.

 check_winservice --fingerprint xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx --state running

Returns CRITICAL if the specified fingerprint xxxxxxx does not match the service snapshot fingerprint of running services

EXIT VALUES

 0 OK
 1 WARNING
 2 CRITICAL
 3 UNKNOWN

AUTHOR

Tevfik Karagulle http://www.itefix.net

COPYRIGHT

This program is distributed under the Artistic License. https://opensource.org/licenses/artistic-license.php

VERSION

Version 1.1, October 2011

CHANGELOG

Changes from 1.0

 - Bug fix: Improper combination of multiple negated elements in the generated WQL string. See Itefix forum topic /node/12871 for more info.

Initial release

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