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Nagios: monitor Hyper-V 2012 health – BPA & VM
0This Nagios plugin check Hyper-V 2012 server health through PowerShell + NRPE (nsclient++):
- Execute and retrieve BPA scan result (Best Practice Analyzer)
- Check that all VM are running
- Check that no VM are in any state other than “Operating normally”
Warning and Critical state are triggered by the sum of:
- BPA alerts
- # VM in unhealthy state
VM (models…) can be excluded through an argument
A new BPA scan is triggered at every execution, but new result is retrieved next time (async) (take too much time).
Provided performance data:
- # VM stopped,
- # VM unhealthy,
- # BPA errors
- # BPA warning
Tested setup
Linux:
- Centos 6.4 x64
- Nagios 3.4.4
- check_nrpe 2.13
- Centreon 2.4.2
Windows:
- Windows Server 2012 (needed to have PowerShell Hyper-V module)
- nsclient++ 0.4.1 x64
Script argument
- excludeVM (comma separated)
- maxWarn (Warning if aboce) (1 by default)
- maxError (Criticial if above) (5 by default)
maxWarn and maxCrit must be integer
Usages samples
Directly in PowerShell:
PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>. .\lotp_check_hyper-v.ps1 WARNING: 'VM Not Running:'2 'VM issues:'0 BPA Error:1 BPA Warning:12|VM_Not_Running=2 VM_issues=0 BPA_Error=1 BPA_Warning=12 PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>
Through NRPE:
[root~]# /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H myMonitoredServer -n -c check_hyper-v WARNING: 'VM Not Running:'2 'VM issues:'0 BPA Error:1 BPA Warning:12|VM_Not_Running=2 VM_issues=0 BPA_Error=1 BPA_Warning=12 [root~]#
Install:
On Windows:
- Enable powershell script execution without signed : Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
- copy script in folder C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts
- Add to nsclient.ini:
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
- check_hyper-v=lotp_check_hyper-v.ps1 -excludeVM $ARG1$ -maxWarn $ARG2$ -maxError $ARG3$
Setup:
On Centreon, by adding this command:
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -n -t 60 -c check_hyper-v -a $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$
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Source code:
# ==================================================================== # Ping a list of targets through NRPE # Author: Mathieu Chateau - LOTP # mail: mathieu.chateau@lotp.fr # version 0.1 # ==================================================================== # # Require Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.. or sign this script with your PKI # # ============================================================ # # Do not change anything behind that line! # param ( [string]$targets, [int]$maxWarn = 1, [int]$maxError = 5 ) $output="" $exitcode=2 $countOK=0 $countKO=0 $targetsArray=@() $targetsArray=$targets -split(' ') Remove-Job -Name * -Confirm:$false -Force foreach($t in $targetsArray) { Start-Job -Name $t -ArgumentList $t -ScriptBlock {param($t);if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $t -Count 2 -Quiet -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue){return $true}else{return $false}} |Out-Null } while(Get-Job -State Running) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 500 } foreach ($job in Get-Job) { $temp=Receive-Job -Name $job.Name if($temp) { $countOK++ } else { $countKO++ $output+=$job.Name+" - " } } if ($countKO -gt $maxError) { $state="CRITICAL" $exitcode=2 } elseif ($countKO -gt $maxWarn) { $state="WARNING" $exitcode=1 } else { $state="OK" $exitcode=0 } $output=$state+":"+$countOK+" online"+" - "+$countKO+" offline - "+$output $output+='|' $output+="online="+$countOK+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxError+";"+" " $output+="offline="+$countKO+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxError+";" Write-Host $output exit $exitcode |
Nagios: multithreaded multi ping through nrpe
0Multithreaded multiple ping targets from a remote server through nrpe / nsclient.
For example, if you have a remote site with one server, you can then use it to ping different targets (local switch, google…).
Return number of online/offline targets.
the multithreaded allow a quick execution even with high number of targets, even if they are offline.
typical execution time: 1.75 seconds per target, in average
Provide performance data to get the ratio offline/online.
Can specify number of target that must be offline before triggering warning and critical state.
Tested setup
Linux:
- Centos 6.4 x64
- Nagios 3.4.4
- check_nrpe 2.13
- Centreon 2.4.2
Windows:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 / 2012
- nsclient++ 0.4.1 x64 et x86
- Servers Core & GUI
Script arguments
- targets (separated by commas, MANDATORY)
- maxWarn (Warning if offline number above) (1 par défaut)
- maxError (Critical if offline number above) (5 par défaut)
maxWarn et maxCrit must be integer
Sample usages
Directly in PowerShell:
PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>. .\lotp_check_multiping.ps1 www.google.com,www.lotp.fr 1 2 OK:2 online - 0 offline - |online=2;1;2; offline=0;1;2; PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>
Through NRPE:
[root~]# /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H myMonitoredServer -n -c check_multiping -a www.google.com,www.lotp.fr 1 2 OK:2 online - 0 offline - |'online'=2;1;2 'offline'=0;1;2 [root~]#
Install:
On Windows:
- Enable powershell script execution without signed : Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
- copy script in folder C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts
- Add to nsclient.ini:
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
- check_multiping=lotp_check_multiping.ps1 -targets $ARG1$ -maxWarn $ARG2$ -maxError $ARG3$
Setup:
On Centreon, by adding this command:
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -n -t 60 -c check_multiping -a $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$
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(remove .txt at the end)
Source code :
# ==================================================================== # Ping a list of targets through NRPE # Author: Mathieu Chateau - LOTP # mail: mathieu.chateau@lotp.fr # version 0.1 # ==================================================================== # # Require Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.. or sign this script with your PKI # # ============================================================ # # Do not change anything behind that line! # param ( [string]$targets, [int]$maxWarn = 1, [int]$maxError = 5 ) $output="" $exitcode=2 $countOK=0 $countKO=0 $targetsArray=@() $targetsArray=$targets -split(' ') Remove-Job -Name * -Confirm:$false -Force foreach($t in $targetsArray) { Start-Job -Name $t -ArgumentList $t -ScriptBlock {param($t);if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $t -Count 2 -Quiet -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue){return $true}else{return $false}} |Out-Null } while(Get-Job -State Running) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 500 } foreach ($job in Get-Job) { $temp=Receive-Job -Name $job.Name if($temp) { $countOK++ } else { $countKO++ $output+=$job.Name+" - " } } if ($countKO -gt $maxError) { $state="CRITICAL" $exitcode=2 } elseif ($countKO -gt $maxWarn) { $state="WARNING" $exitcode=1 } else { $state="OK" $exitcode=0 } $output=$state+":"+$countOK+" online"+" - "+$countKO+" offline - "+$output $output+='|' $output+="online="+$countOK+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxError+";"+" " $output+="offline="+$countKO+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxError+";" Write-Host $output exit $exitcode |
SharePoint: The local farm is not accessible. Cmdlets with FeatureDependencyId are not registered
0Top issues:
- Powershell prompt not started with run as administrator (UAC)
- You are not a local admin at all,
- You don’t have access to database in SQL. Snapin must connect to SQL database.
For the UAC stuff, you can use Process Explorer to be sure you are really an admin (UAC elevated):
- Deny : You are memver but UAC is blocking you (filtered). Restart with run as administrator
- Owner: You are really admin with UAC elevated. Check SQL rights
Nagios: Monitor local Windows time
0Check local time against a provided source or AD(autodetect) or pool.ntp.org through NRPE / nsclient++.
Windows Server that are not DC can’t be tested through NTP by default.
This script is executed locally and compare time with w32tm tool.
Workflow:
- If reference server is provided, it’s used directly.
- If no reference server is provided:
- if domain joined:
- Try to use logonserver variable, to get closest live DC.
- Else auto find a DC (random) which is not itself and compare time.
- Else, use pool.ntp.org
- If workgroup:use pool.ntp.org
Provide performance data (offset jig) to get graphs
tested setup
Linux:
- Centos 6.4 x64
- Nagios 3.4.4
- check_nrpe 2.13
- Centreon 2.4.2
Windows:
- Windows Server 2003 / 2008 R2 / 2012
- nsclient++ 0.4.1 x64 et x86
- Servers Core & GUI
Script arguments:
- refTimeServer (AD autofind or pool.ntp.org by default)
- maxWarn (Warning if above, in second) (1 by default)
- maxError (Critical if above, in second) (5 by default)
maxWarn and maxCrit but me integer.
The time is compared in absolute, so it works either the shift is positive or negative
Sample usages
Directly in PowerShell:
PS C:Program FilesNSClient++scripts> . .\lotp_check_time.ps1 OK:-00.0307684s - checked against pool.ntp.org|offset=-00.0307684s;1;5; PS C:Program FilesNSClient++scripts>
Through NRPE:
[root~]# /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H myserver -n -c check_time -a "myPDCServer" 1 5 OK:+00.0671837s - checked against myPDCServer|'offset'=0.06718s;1;5 [root~]#
Install:
On Windows:
- Enable powershell script execution without signed : Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
- copy script in folder C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts
- Add to nsclient.ini:
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
- check_time=lotp_check_time.ps1 -refTimeServer $ARG1$ -maxWarn $ARG2$ -maxError $ARG3$
Setup:
On Centreon, by adding this command:
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -n -c check_time -a \"$ARG1$\" $ARG2$ $ARG3$
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(remove .txt at the end)
# ==================================================================== # Check time against DC or specified server through NRPE / w32tm # Author: Mathieu Chateau - LOTP # mail: mathieu.chateau@lotp.fr # version 0.1 # ==================================================================== # # Require Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.. or sign this script with your PKI # # ============================================================ # # Do not change anything behind that line! # param ( [string]$refTimeServer, [int]$maxWarn = 1, [int]$maxError = 5 ) $output="" $exitcode=2 $random= if(($refTimeServer -eq $null) -or ($refTimeServer -eq "") -or ($refTimeServer -eq " ")) { $refTimeServer=$env:LOGONSERVER -replace ('\\',"") if(($refTimeServer -match "^$|^ $") -or ($env:LOGONSERVER -match $refTimeServer)) { if((gwmi win32_computersystem).partofdomain -eq $true) { #Must use select and not .Name directly. If some DC are down, command will be empty with .Name $fromAD=(([System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.Domain]::GetCurrentDomain() | % { $_.DomainControllers }))| select Name foreach ($entry in $fromAD) { if(($env:COMPUTERNAME -match $entry) -or ($entry -match $env:COMPUTERNAME)) { #this server is a DC, can't check time against itself $fromAD.Remove($entry) } } if($fromAD.Count -gt 1) { #get a random DC from AD, as no server provided and no logon server could be found $refTimeServer=(Get-Random -InputObject $fromAD).Name } else { #only one DC, defaulting to internet $refTimeServer="pool.ntp.org" } } else { #Workgroup but no server to check time against provided. Defaulting to internet to do something $refTimeServer="pool.ntp.org" } } } if(($refTimeServer -eq $null) -or ($refTimeServer -eq "") -or ($refTimeServer -eq " ")) { #Something bad happened. Should never happen Write-Host "CRITICAL: can't auto detect logon server to check against. Need to specify manually using refTimeServer argument" exit 2 } $temp=w32tm /stripchart /computer:$refTimeServer /period:1 /dataonly /samples:1 $temp=($temp | select -Last 1) -replace (".*, ","") $temp=$temp -replace ("s$","") if ($temp -match "^(\+|\-)[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$") { $output=$temp+"s - checked against "+$refTimeServer if ([math]::abs($temp) -gt $maxError) { $state="CRITICAL" $exitcode=2 } elseif ([math]::abs($temp) -gt $maxWarn) { $state="WARNING" $exitcode=1 } else { $state="OK" $exitcode=0 } } else { $output="Error: - used $refTimeServer as time server - output:$temp" $exitcode=2 } $output=$state+":"+$output+$random+'|'+"offset="+$temp+"s"+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxError+";" Write-Host $output exit $exitcode |
Nagios: Monitor Windows certificates
0
Plugin’s job si to monitor certificates in Windows store expiration date.
I am using nsclient++ on servers to execute PowerShell scripts & co. The flow is:
Nagios => check_nrpe => powershell script => nagios feedback
This works also on Server Core.
Windows contains many already expired certificate. This script contains a blacklist to ignore them.
tested setup
Linux:
- Centos 6.4 x64
- Nagios 3.4.4
- check_nrpe 2.13
- Centreon 2.4.2
Windows:
- Windows Server 2003 / 2008 R2 / 2012
- nsclient++ 0.4.1 x64 et x86
- Servers Core & GUI
Script arguments
- checkMyStore (on by default)
- checkRootStore (on by default)
- checkCAStore (on by default)
- checkAuthRootStore (on by default)
- checkSharePointStore (on by default)
- expireInDays (60 days by default)
- maxWarn (warning if above)
- maxCrit (Critical if above)
For each store, argument must be a boolean ($true /$false ou 1/0)
expireInDays,maxWarn and maxCrit must be integers
Sample usages
Directly in PowerShell:
PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts> . .\lotp_check_certificates.ps1 CRITICAL: www.lotp.fr:2013/06/30 PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>
Through NRPE:
[root~]# /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H myserver -n -c check_certificate -a \$true \$true \$true \$true \$true 60 0 0 CRITICAL: www.lotp.fr:2013/06/30 [root~]#
Install:
On Windows:
- Enable powershell script execution without signed : Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
- copy script in folder C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts
- Add to nsclient.ini:
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
check_certificate=lotp_check_certificate.ps1 $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$ $ARG4$ $ARG5$ $ARG6$ $ARG7$ $ARG8$
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
Setup:
On Centreon, by adding this command:
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -n -c check_certificate -a $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$ $ARG4$ $ARG5$ $ARG6$ $ARG7$ $ARG8$
Download
(remove .txt at the end)
Code source here:
# ==================================================================== # Check certificates health state # Author: Mathieu Chateau - LOTP # mail: mathieu.chateau@lotp.fr # version 0.1 # ==================================================================== # # Require Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.. or sign this script with your PKI # # ============================================================ # # Do not change anything behind that line! # param ( [bool]$checkMyStore=$true, [bool]$checkRootStore=$true, [bool]$checkCAStore=$true, [bool]$checkAuthRootStore=$true, [bool]$checkSharePointStore=$true, [int]$expireInDays=60, [int]$maxWarn = 1, [int]$maxError = 0 ) # blacklist all third party known expired certificates in root & co, on Windows Server 2003, 2008 & 2012 $blacklist=@( "109F1CAED645BB78B3EA2B94C0697C740733031C", "12519AE9CD777A560184F1FBD54215222E95E71F", "127633A94F39CBF6EDF7C7BF64C4B535E9706E9A", "18F7C1FCC3090203FD5BAA2F861A754976C8DD25", "23EF3384E21F70F034C467D4CBA6EB61429F174E", "245C97DF7514E7CF2DF8BE72AE957B9E04741E85", "24A40A1F573643A67F0A4B0749F6A22BF28ABB6B", "24BA6D6C8A5B5837A48DB5FAE919EA675C94D217", "2B84BFBB34EE2EF949FE1CBE30AA026416EB2216", "3A850044D8A195CD401A680C012CB0A3B5F8DC08", "4463C531D7CCC1006794612BB656D3BF8257846F", "47AFB915CDA26D82467B97FA42914468726138DD", "4BA7B9DDD68788E12FF852E1A024204BF286A8F6", "4D8547B7F864132A7F62D9B75B068521F10B68E3", "4DF13947493CFF69CDE554881C5F114E97C3D03B", "4EF2E6670AC9B5091FE06BE0E5483EAAD6BA32D9", "4F65566336DB6598581D584A596C87934D5F2AB4", "51C3247D60F356C7CA3BAF4C3F429DAC93EE7B74", "53DECDF3BC1BDE7C9D1CEDAE718468CA20CC43E7", "587B59FB52D8A683CBE1CA00E6393D7BB923BC92", "5E997CA5945AAB75FFD14804A974BF2AE1DFE7E1", "637162CC59A3A1E25956FA5FA8F60D2E1C52EAC6", "6690C02B922CBD3FF0D0A5994DBD336592887E3F", "67EB337B684CEB0EC2B0760AB488278CDD9597DD", "687EC17E0602E3CD3F7DFBD7E28D57A0199A3F44", "688B6EB807E8EDA5C7B17C4393D0795F0FAE155F", "68ED18B309CD5291C0D3357C1D1141BF883866B1", "720FC15DDC27D456D098FABF3CDD78D31EF5A8DA", "7613BF0BA261006CAC3ED2DDBEF343425357F18B", "7A74410FB0CD5C972A364B71BF031D88A6510E9E", "7AC5FFF8DCBC5583176877073BF751735E9BD358", "7B02312BACC59EC388FEAE12FD277F6A9FB4FAC1", "7CA04FD8064C1CAA32A37AA94375038E8DF8DDC0", "7D7F4414CCEF168ADF6BF40753B5BECD78375931", "7F88CD7223F3C813818C994614A89C99FA3B5247", "838E30F77FDD14AA385ED145009C0E2236494FAA", "8977E8569D2A633AF01D0394851681CE122683A6", "8B24CD8D8B58C6DA72ACE097C7B1E3CEA4DC3DC6", "9078C5A28F9A4325C2A7C73813CDFE13C20F934E", "90DEDE9E4C4E9F6FD88617579DD391BC65A68964", "96974CD6B663A7184526B1D648AD815CF51E801A", "9845A431D51959CAF225322B4A4FE9F223CE6D15", "9BACF3B664EAC5A17BED08437C72E4ACDA12F7E7", "9FC796E8F8524F863AE1496D381242105F1B78F5", "A1505D9843C826DD67ED4EA5209804BDBB0DF502", "A399F76F0CBF4C9DA55E4AC24E8960984B2905B6", "A3E31E20B2E46A328520472D0CDE9523E7260C6D", "A5EC73D48C34FCBEF1005AEB85843524BBFAB727", "B19DD096DCD4E3E0FD676885505A672C438D4E9C", "B533345D06F64516403C00DA03187D3BFEF59156", "B6AF5BE5F878A00114C3D7FEF8C775C34CCD17B6", "B72FFF92D2CE43DE0A8D4C548C503726A81E2B93", "CFDEFE102FDA05BBE4C78D2E4423589005B2571D", "D29F6C98BEFC6D986521543EE8BE56CEBC288CF3", "DBAC3C7AA4254DA1AA5CAAD68468CB88EEDDEEA8", "E38A2B7663B86796436D8DF5898D9FAA6835B238", "EC0C3716EA9EDFADD35DFBD55608E60A05D3CBF3", "EF2DACCBEABB682D32CE4ABD6CB90025236C07BC", "F5A874F3987EB0A9961A564B669A9050F770308A", "F88015D3F98479E1DA553D24FD42BA3F43886AEF") $output="" $outputNames="" $countMyStore=0 $countRootStore=0 $countCAStore=0 $countAuthRootStore=0 $countSharePointStore=0 $countTotal=0 $allCerts=Get-ChildItem -Path cert: -Recurse | ? { ($_.Notafter -lt (get-date).AddDays($expireInDays)) -and ($_.PSPParentPath -notmatch "Disallowed") -and ($blacklist -notcontains $_.Thumbprint)} | select NotAfter,FriendlyName,PSParentPath function outputCert ($temp) { $outputTemp="" foreach ($t in $temp) { $outputTemp+=$t.FriendlyName+":"+(get-date -Date $t.NotAfter -format "yyyy/MM/dd")+" " } return $outputTemp } # check params if provided if($checkMyStore) { $temp=@($allCerts | ? {$_.PSParentPath -match "\\My$"}) $countMyStore=$temp.Count if($temp.Count -gt 0) { $outputNames+=outputCert $temp } } if($checkRootStore) { $temp=@($allCerts | ? {$_.PSParentPath -match "\\Root$"}) $countRootStore=$temp.Count if($temp.Count -gt 0) { $outputNames+=outputCert $temp } } if($checkCAStore) { $temp=@($allCerts | ? {$_.PSParentPath -match "\\CA$"}) $countCAStore=$temp.Count if($temp.Count -gt 0) { $outputNames+=outputCert $temp } } if($checkAuthRootStore) { $temp=@($allCerts | ? {$_.PSParentPath -match "\\AuthRoot$"}) $countAuthRootStore=$temp.Count if($temp.Count -gt 0) { $outputNames+=outputCert $temp } } if($checkSharePointStore) { $temp=@($allCerts | ? {$_.PSParentPath -match "\\SharePoint$"}) $countSharePointStore=$temp.Count if($temp.Count -gt 0) { $outputNames+=outputCert $temp } } foreach ($var in (Get-Variable -Name "count*Store")) { $countTotal+=$($var).Value } if($countTotal -gt $maxError) { $state="CRITICAL" $exitcode=2 } elseif($countTotal -gt $maxWarn) { $state="WARNING" $exitcode=1 } else { $state="OK" $exitcode=0 } $output=$state+": "+$outputNames Write-Host $output exit $exitcode |
Nagios: monitor Active Directory accounts
0Check for Active Directory Accounts using powershell through NRPE / nsclient++:
- Account Disabled
- Account Expired
- Account Expiring
- Account Inactive
- Locked Out
- Password Expired
- Password Never Expires
I am using nsclient++ on servers to execute PowerShell scripts & co. The flow is:
Nagios => check_nrpe => powershell script => nagios feedback
I am using the standard ActiveDirectory PowerShell module. This works also on Server Core.
tested setup
Linux:
- Centos 6.4 x64
- Nagios 3.4.4
- check_nrpe 2.13
- Centreon 2.4.2
Active Directory:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 / Windows Server 2012
- nsclient++ 0.4.1 x64
- Core & GUI Servers
Script args
- action (LockedOut by default)
- searchBase (Whole domain by default)
- seachScope (subtree by default)
- maxWarn (warning if above)
- maxCrit (Critical if above)
action can be:
AccountDisabled,AccountExpired,AccountExpiring,AccountInactive,LockedOut,PasswordExpired,PasswordNeverExpires
LockedOut if omitted
searchBase can be:
dc=mydomain,dc=com / ou=my users,dc=mydomain,dc=com
whole domain if omitted
seachScope can be:
Base,OneLevel,Subtree
Subtree if omitted
maxWarn and maxCrit but me integer
Usage samples
Directly from PowerShell:
PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts> . .\lotp_check_ad_accounts.ps1 AccountInactive "dc=mydomain,dc=com" subtree 5 10 CRITICAL: 216 AccountInactive|216;5;10 PS C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts>
Through NRPE:
[root~]# /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H prd-dom-dc01 -n -c check_ad_account -a AccountInactive \"dc=pmside,dc=net\" subtree 5 10 CRITICAL: 216 AccountInactive|'AccountInactive'=216;5;10 [root~]#
Install:
On DC:
- Enable powershell script execution without signed : Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
- copy script in folder C:\Program Files\NSClient++\scripts
- Add to nsclient.ini:
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
check_ad_account=lotp_check_ad_accounts.ps1 $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$ $ARG4$ $ARG5$
- [/settings/external scripts/wrapped scripts]
Setup:
For example on Centreon, adding this command:
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -n -c check_ad_account -a $ARG1$ \"$ARG2$\" $ARG3$ $ARG4$ $ARG5$
Download
(remove .txt at the end)
Directly in case download fail:
# ==================================================================== # Search in AD for lockedout account. To be used through NRPE / nsclient++ # Author: Mathieu Chateau - LOTP # mail: mathieu.chateau@lotp.fr # version 0.1 # ====================================================================# # Require Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.. or sign this script with your PKI # # ============================================================ # # Do not change anything behind that line! # param ( [string]$action="LockedOut", [string]$searchBase="", [string]$searchScope="Subtree", [int]$maxWarn=5, [int]$maxCrit=10 ) # check that powershell ActiveDirectory module is present if(Get-Module-Name "ActiveDirectory" -ListAvailable) { try { Import-Module-Name ActiveDirectory } catch { Write-Host "CRITICAL: Missing PowerShell ActiveDirectory module" exit 2 } } else { Write-Host "CRITICAL: Missing PowerShell ActiveDirectory module" exit 2 } # check params if provided if($action -notmatch "^(AccountDisabled|AccountExpired|AccountExpiring|AccountInactive|LockedOut|PasswordExpired|PasswordNeverExpires)$") { Write-Host "CRITICAL: action parameter can only be AccountDisabled,AccountExpired,AccountExpiring,AccountInactive,LockedOut,PasswordExpired,PasswordNeverExpires. Provided $action" exit 2 } if($searchScope -notmatch "^(Base|OneLevel|Subtree)$") { Write-Host"CRITICAL: searchScope parameter can only be Base,OneLevel,Subtree. Provided $searchScope" exit 2 } if(($searchBase -ne "") -and $searchBase -ne ((Get-ADDomain).DistinguishedName)) { $search=Get-ADObject -Filter 'ObjectClass -eq "OrganizationalUnit" -and DistinguishedName -eq $searchBase' if ($search.Count -ne 1) { Write-Host"CRITICAL: SearchBase not found or duplicate. Provided $searchBase" exit 2 } } else { $searchBase=(Get-ADDomain).DistinguishedName } $command="Search-ADAccount -"+$action+" -SearchBase '"+$searchBase+"' -SearchScope "+$searchScope $result=invoke-expression $command if($result.Count -gt $maxCrit) { $state="CRITICAL" $exitcode=2 } elseif($result.Count -gt $maxWarn) { $state="WARNING" $exitcode=1 } else { $state="OK" $exitcode=0 } $output=$state+": "+$result.Count+""+$action+"|"+$action+"="+$result.Count+";"+$maxWarn+";"+$maxCrit Write-Host $output exit $exitcode
Project 2013: Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance – ActivatePWAWebThemesFeature failed
0Trying to upgrade a Project instance from 2010 to 2013:
Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance https://url/pwa
I got the following error:
Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance : Post provision setup failed. ActivatePWAWebThemesFeature failed. At line:1 char:1 + Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance https://url/pwa + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (Microsoft.Offic...radePwaInstance: PSCmdletUpgradePwaInstance) [Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance], ProvisionException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Cmdlet.PSCmdletUpgradePwaInstance
Solution:
You need to firstly upgrade the SharePoint site to 20103 to get the feature available::
Upgrade-SPSite -Identity https://url/pwa -versionupgrade
Then start again the pwa upgrade:
Upgrade-SPProjectWebInstance https://url/pwa
System Center Orchestrator 2012 – PowerShell script – ForegroundColor definition exception
0En migrant un script PowerShell sous Orchestrator 2012, j’ai obtenue le message d’erreur suivant:
Exception lors de la définition de « ForegroundColor » : « Impossible de convertir la valeur Null en type « System.ConsoleColor » en raison de valeurs d'énumération non valides. Spécifiez l'une des valeurs d'énumération suivantes et réessayez. Les valeurs d'énumération possibles sont « Black, DarkBlue, DarkGreen, DarkCyan, DarkRed, DarkMagenta, DarkYellow, Gray, DarkGray, Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Magenta, Yellow, White ». »
Le script commençait pas un classique “cls”. Cette commande n’est pas compatible dans une exécution de script PowerShell avec Orchestrator.
De toute façon on ne voit pas les sorties écrans et donc ça ne sert pas
Un message d’erreur plus propre aurait toutefois été apprécié.
SharePoint 2010 – error – removing SQL Server – wss_administration reference
0Symptoms:
When you try to remove a not used SQL Server from Sharepoint in the Central admin:
An object in the SharePoint administrative framework, "SPDatabaseServiceInstance Name= could not be deleted because other objects depend on it. Update all of these dependants to point to null or different objects and retry this operation. The dependant objects are as follows: SPWebService Name=WSS_Administration
Workaround:
You have switched to a new SQL server but SharePoint kept a reference. You can use an existing correct Web application to update Central admin with the good one:
$centralAdmin=Get-SPWebApplication -IncludeCentralAdministration | ? {$_.DisplayName -match ‘SharePoint Central Administration’}
$goodExample=Get-SPWebApplication -identity ‘http://mygoodwebapp’
$centralAdmin.Parent.DefaultDatabaseInstance=$goodExample.Parent.DefaultDatabaseInstance
$centralAdmin.Parent.Update()
$centralAdmin.Update()
Use SQL Alias for the next time
SharePoint 2010 – The super user account utilized by the cache is not configured
0You may already have seen this SharePoint warning:
Object Cache: The super user account utilized by the cache is not configured. This can increase the number of cache misses, which causes the page requests to consume unneccesary system resources. To configure the account use the following command 'stsadm -o setproperty -propertyname portalsuperuseraccount -propertyvalue account -url webappurl'. The account should be any account that has Full Control access to the SharePoint databases but is not an application pool account.
I use the following script (all my web Applications are in claim):
foreach ($a in (Get-SPWebApplication))
{
$a;
$a.Properties["portalsuperuseraccount"];
$a.Properties["portalsuperreaderaccount"];
$a.Properties["portalsuperuseraccount"] =“i:0#.w|mydomain\SharePointAdminAccount“;
$a.Properties["portalsuperreaderaccount"] =“i:0#.w|mydomain\SharePointDedicatedReadAccount“;
$a.Update();
}
But none of them had an incoorect value. To find out quickly, just need to switch on the detail of the event:
You will find the PID (Process ID) which generated the error:
You then just have to use Process Explorer for example to identify the web site:
In this case it was the Central admin, who shouldn’t be in claim anyway





