I’m trying to use check_nt with the NSClient service to tell me the current user load on our website. I know something’s up, because it’s telling me that there are no current connections, when I know for a fact that there should be a couple of thousand. I’m using the command line:
When I run it (manually, as I can’t see any point in setting up a service check command until I’ve got it working from the command line), it returns “0”. Does anyone have any ideas?
[quote=“luca”]try escaping the backslashes with another backslash
hmm i just noticed the forum doesn’t like double backslashes… did you use single or doubles?
Ciao, Luca
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I used doubles, but meulie’s forum engine appears to reduce them to singles. I’ve actually found out what the problem is since I posted - you need to specify which instance of the web service you want to poll, so the completed command line would be:
check_nt -H server’s IP addr -v COUNTER -l “\Web Service(Default Web Site)\Current Connections”
