Powershell Call manager Monitoring

jpiwowar

I have a powershel script which i want to use to monitor services .

#Match Instances to values

$instance = "##WILDVALUE##"

#Suppress Warnings

$prefBackup = $WarningPreference

$WarningPreference = 'SilentlyContinue'

#Set the ip, hostname, directory, and ftp information

$hostip = "IP adress"

$hostname = "##SYSTEM.HOSTNAME##"

#set working directories, files, and credentials

$username = "xxxx"

$password = "xxxx"

# Build Credential

$remotepass = ConvertTo-SecureString -String $password -AsPlainText -Force

$credentials = new-object -typename System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -argumentlist $username,$remotepass

#Load Posh-SSH

Import-Module Posh-SSH

#Build SSH session

$session = New-SSHSession -ComputerName $hostip -Credential $credentials -AcceptKey -Force

#Begin interactive SSH Shell Stream

    # With corrected buffer to accept voluminous text

$SSHstream = $session.Session.CreateShellStream("dumb", 0, 0, 0, 0, 1000)

#Sleep 5 seconds to allow device to catch up

Start-Sleep 10

#set enable mode

$SSHStream.WriteLine("utils service list")

Start-Sleep 10

$config = @($SSHStream.Read())

$config2 = $config -Split "`n" -replace " ", "" -replace "STARTED", "1" -replace "STOPPED", "0";

#Clean exit device shell

$SSHStream.WriteLine("exit")

#Sleep 5 seconds to allow device to catch up

Start-Sleep 5

[string]$serviceOperators = @(';\[', '\]')

[array]$config3 = @()

[array]$config4 = @()

[array]$config9 = @()

ForEach($line in $config2){

If($line -match '\['){

$config3 += $line -replace "\[|\]", ","

}

Else{

$config9 += $line

}

}

$headers = "InstanceName", "Status", "Activation"

$config4 = ConvertFrom-Csv -InputObject $config3 -Header $headers

ForEach($service in $config4){

$InstanceName = $service.InstanceName

$Status = $service.Status

$Activation = $service.Activation

Write-Host "$InstanceName.Status:$Status"

}

#Return to normal Warning messages

$WarningPreference = $prefBackup

#clean up!

Remove-Variable hostip

Remove-Variable hostname

Remove-Variable username

Remove-Variable password

Remove-Variable remotepass

Remove-Variable credentials

Remove-Variable session

Remove-Variable SSHstream

Remove-Variable config

Remove-Variable config2

Remove-Variable config3

Remove-Variable config4

Remove-Variable config9

Remove-Variable line

Remove-Variable headers

Remove-Variable Status

Remove-Variable service

Remove-Variable InstanceName

Remove-Variable Activation

Remove-Variable WarningPreference

Remove-Variable prefBackup

I get following out

SystemSSH.Status:1

ClusterManager.Status:1

CiscoSCSIWatchdog.Status:1

ServiceManager.Status:1

ACiscoDB.Status:1

ACiscoDBReplicator.Status:1

CiscoAMCService.Status:1

CiscoAuditEventService.Status:1

CiscoCDP.Status:1

CiscoCDPAgent.Status:1

CiscoCallManagerServiceability.Status:1

CiscoCertificateChangeNotification.Status:1

CiscoCertificateExpiryMonitor.Status:1

CiscoDRFLocal.Status:1

CiscoDRFMaster.Status:1

CiscoDatabaseLayerMonitor.Status:1

CiscoDesktopAdministratorService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopAgentE-MailService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopBrowserandIPPhoneAgentService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopCall/ChatService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopEnterpriseService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopLDAPMonitorService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopLicenseandResourceManagerService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopRecordingandPlaybackService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopRecordingandStatisticsService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopSyncService.Status:1

CiscoDesktopVoIPMonitorService.Status:1

CiscoFinesseTomcat.Status:1

CiscoLogPartitionMonitoringTool.Status:1

CiscoRISDataCollector.Status:1

CiscoRTMTReporterServlet.Status:1

CiscoSyslogAgent.Status:1

CiscoTomcat.Status:1

CiscoTomcatStatsServlet.Status:1

CiscoTraceCollectionService.Status:1

CiscoTraceCollectionServlet.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXAdministration.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXCVDDependentWebapp.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXClusterViewDaemon.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXConfigurationAPI.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXDBPerfmonCounterService.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXDatabase.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXEngine.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXNotificationService.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXPerfmonCounterService.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXSNMPJavaAdapter.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXServiceability.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXVoiceSubagent.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedCCXWebServices.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedIntelligenceCenterReportingService.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedIntelligenceCenterServiceabilityService.Status:1

CiscoUnifiedServiceabilityRTMT.Status:1

HostResourcesAgent.Status:1

MIB2Agent.Status:1

PlatformAdministrativeWebService.Status:1

SNMPMasterAgent.Status:1

SOAP-LogCollectionAPIs.Status:1

SOAP-PerformanceMonitoringAPIs.Status:1

SOAP-Real-TimeServiceAPIs.Status:1

SystemApplicationAgent.Status:1

CiscoServiceabilityReporter.Status:0

I am not sure how to enter the script so it display as message and statistics in solawrinds

1 is up 0 is down

mikegale

You'll want to change the output at the end to something like this:

Write-Host "Message.0: $InstanceName.Status:$Status"

Write-Host "Statistic.0: $Status"

According to the comment at the top of the "Edit Script" window there is a limit of maximum 10 output pairs per component.

Also,check out this link: Create a Windows PowerShell monitor