TO MONITOR PORT OF SERVERS WINDOWS,
In the CASES OF PROBLEMS TO MONITOR ENVIRONMENT WINDOWS, CAN USE The SHOWN SOLUTION BELOW:
1) - IT USES the TOOL MICROSOFT PortQry
2) - MODIFIES SHOWN ARCHIVE ZABBIX_AGENTD BELOW AS.
ListenPort=10000
#
#
LogFile=c:\temp\syslog.log
#
Server=80.155.118.210
#cpu_util5#
#
#proc_info[iexplore.exe:wkset:sum]
proc_info[ZabbixW32.exe:wkset:sum]
UserParameter=portinfo,C:\zabbix\jump.bat
3) create the archive jump.bat as shown to follow.
@echo off
:top
c:\zabbix\portqry -n 100.150.110.108 -e 10090 -p tcp -q
if errorlevel =2 goto filtered
if errorlevel =1 goto failed
if errorlevel =0 goto sucess
goto end
:filtered
@echo 0
goto end
:failed
@echo 0
goto end
:sucess
@echo 1
goto end
:end
4) add in the server zabbix the item to be monitored.
ProtQry possesss other functionalities that can be explored through zabbix.
In the CASES OF PROBLEMS TO MONITOR ENVIRONMENT WINDOWS, CAN USE The SHOWN SOLUTION BELOW:
1) - IT USES the TOOL MICROSOFT PortQry
2) - MODIFIES SHOWN ARCHIVE ZABBIX_AGENTD BELOW AS.
ListenPort=10000
#
#
LogFile=c:\temp\syslog.log
#
Server=80.155.118.210
#cpu_util5#
#
#proc_info[iexplore.exe:wkset:sum]
proc_info[ZabbixW32.exe:wkset:sum]
UserParameter=portinfo,C:\zabbix\jump.bat
3) create the archive jump.bat as shown to follow.
@echo off
:top
c:\zabbix\portqry -n 100.150.110.108 -e 10090 -p tcp -q
if errorlevel =2 goto filtered
if errorlevel =1 goto failed
if errorlevel =0 goto sucess
goto end
:filtered
@echo 0
goto end
:failed
@echo 0
goto end
:sucess
@echo 1
goto end
:end
4) add in the server zabbix the item to be monitored.
ProtQry possesss other functionalities that can be explored through zabbix.