Monitoring Exchange 2003 from Linux Cacti
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I just ran into the problem that package wmi-client isn't available for Ubuntu 9.04. Using CactiWMI 0.0.6 and in wmi.php is:
That doesn't exist. Don't I need to give it a path to an executable for it to work?
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// general configuration
$wmiexe = '/usr/local/bin/wmic'; // executable for the wmic command
Re: Monitoring Exchange 2003 from Linux Cacti
When i run this script command base it works.
I cant seem to get the $ARGV[0] to work. Where is this argument?
/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nt -H 10.0.*.* -p 12489 -v COUNTER -l "\\MSExchangeIS\\User Count" <- Then it works .
when i do this: ./exchange_users_script.pl <- It doesn't (can someone please help me out)
I cant seem to get the $ARGV[0] to work. Where is this argument?
/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nt -H 10.0.*.* -p 12489 -v COUNTER -l "\\MSExchangeIS\\User Count" <- Then it works .
when i do this: ./exchange_users_script.pl <- It doesn't (can someone please help me out)
Re: Monitoring Exchange 2003 from Linux Cacti
Anyone tried to do this in a HMC clustered Exchange 2003 environment?
My information store, SMTP servers and frontend exchange boxes (i.e. web, MAPI, RPC/https) are hosted on different hosts. The following is what it looks like:
2 Backend Exchange 2003 boxes configured in MS cluster and responds by the VIP hostname (have 3 separate VIP hosts so technically I have 6 backend exchange 2003 hosts configured in MS cluster)
3 SMTP servers for sending (LVS'ed)
3 frontend servers (LVS'ed)
From what I am reading, this works well if you only have 1 exchange server. What about in a clustered environment like mine? Anyone familiar with a setup like above?
My information store, SMTP servers and frontend exchange boxes (i.e. web, MAPI, RPC/https) are hosted on different hosts. The following is what it looks like:
2 Backend Exchange 2003 boxes configured in MS cluster and responds by the VIP hostname (have 3 separate VIP hosts so technically I have 6 backend exchange 2003 hosts configured in MS cluster)
3 SMTP servers for sending (LVS'ed)
3 frontend servers (LVS'ed)
From what I am reading, this works well if you only have 1 exchange server. What about in a clustered environment like mine? Anyone familiar with a setup like above?
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