Hi Team i doing the health check on daily basis by running the scripts which is gievn below link. It working fine without any issue. http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/693762cc-e214-4bd9-b8c4-5685c0b2319f but i'ts only monitoring the Microsfot Exchange server services alone. Am ok with the above script as am having one Single Mailbox server in ex 2007 I would like to run the same kind scritpt which should monitor the all the services which are all running in automatic Statup type Eg : in CCR / SCC . if the cluster service is down. Will the above script send the email ,saying the "Cluster Service is not running on the Server" How do i check the cluster service in CCR / SCC and any other important service (automatic) to send the out the email if the Automcatic service are down. Hope you all understand and Thanks in advance ramakrishnan

On Thu, 15 Dec 2011 16:10:25 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: >i doing the health check on daily basis by running the scripts which is gievn below link. It working fine without any issue. > >http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/693762cc-e214-4bd9-b8c4-5685c0b2319f > >but i'ts only monitoring the Microsfot Exchange server services alone. Am ok with the above script as am having one Single Mailbox server in ex 2007 > >I would like to run the same kind scritpt which should monitor the all the services which are all running in automatic Statup type > >Eg : in CCR / SCC . if the cluster service is down. Will the above script send the email ,saying the "Cluster Service is not running on the Server" > >How do i check the cluster service in CCR / SCC and any other important service (automatic) to send the out the email if the Automcatic service are down. > >Hope you all understand and Thanks in advance The script can be modified to check the status of any service. Start by having a look at the "get-service" cmdlet. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

JFYI: Checking exchange services on local server: test-servicehealth For remote server: test-servicehealth -server servername Thanks & Regards, Kottees **** Please mark as an answer if it is really helps you.

HI Rich Get-Service can all the services which are all running in the Servers, and good for this scripts which replace Test-ServiceHeath but When the try to run the same scritpt with out anthing modifed in CCR i got the Below Error Unexpected token 'Exchange' in expression or Statement at C:\Healthcheck.PS1:50 Char:21 + $subject = "Exchange <<<< Server Status" As you Iam not good in scripting ...What is the Error refers to When i run the same script , and works well in Single Mailbox Server (NO CCR) Please suggest ramakrishnan

On Sat, 17 Dec 2011 02:56:45 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: > > >HI Rich > >Get-Service can all the services which are all running in the Servers, and good for this scripts which replace Test-ServiceHeath > >but > >When the try to run the same scritpt with out anthing modifed in CCR > >i got the Below Error > >Unexpected token 'Exchange' in expression or Statement > >at C:\Healthcheck.PS1:50 Char:21 > >+ $subject = "Exchange <<<< Server Status" > >As you Iam not good in scripting ...What is the Error refers to > >When i run the same script , and works well in Single Mailbox Server (NO CCR) > >Please suggest Regardless of the server type the same code is executed each time. The line (50) in the script is just a simple assignment: $subject = "Exchange servers status" For "Exchange" to be seen as a separate token (instead part of a string literal) it would seem to me that you're missing a terminating '"' on some other string literal. If you run the script from some other machine and it works, try running the script with the name of the CCR server as a parameter from the same machine. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi Rich I ran the same script in HUB Transport server without madification expect the send email got the same error as i mentioned in aboveramakrishnan

Hi Rich All i want is , i would like to just monitoring the cluster service in the CCR or SCC servers if the Cluster service failed , it would trigger the email to me as admin. that' that is enough for me ramakrishnan

Hi Rich Now the below Script is working and sending the email with wrong info ( i did mistake some where below) i changed the below line from the orginal script and rest of the script is original "$o1=Get-Service | Where {$_.Name -match "Clu"} NO ERROR while running the below script , but i received the email saying that PROBLEM FOUND WITh SERVICES on SERVER NAME with these Server roles ClientAccess , HubTransport is Not Running PROBLEM FOUND WITh SERVICES on SERVER NAME with these server roles MAILBOX Running 1. it is not showing service name which is nit running 2. Eventhough all the services are running , I received the email saying "PROBLEM FOUND WITh SERVICES on SERVER NAME with these Server roles ClientAccess , HubTransport is Not Running PROBLEM FOUND WITh SERVICES on SERVER NAME with these server roles MAILBOX Running" 3. If the Cluster Services are down, how can i get the get saying the Cluster services are down . What i did wrong in the below script. ######################################################################################## #Date:25 Oct 2010 #Script:Checkexhealth.ps1 #Description:Check services on Exchange servers and check Queue status of transport servers #Sends out an email if it finds some issue # # # ######################################################################################## $probfound="" Function docheck ($a) { clear Write-host "" Write-host "Server Name:" $a.name -ForegroundColor Yellow Write-host "Server Role:" $a.ServerRole -ForegroundColor Green Write-Host "Running service health Check" $o1=Get-Service | Where {$_.Name -match "Clu"} if ($o1 -ne $null) { $script:probfound += "<TR bgcolor=cyan><TD><p align=center> Problem Found with services on <b>" + $a.Name + " </b> with these server roles <i>" + $a.serverrole + ".</i> </TD></TR>" $script:probfound += "<TR><TD><p align=center><font size=2 color=red ><i>" + $($o1.servicesnotrunning ) + " </i> </font>is not running.</TD><TR>" } if ($a.IsHubTransportServer -eq $true) { Write-Host "Getting Queue (Queues in Retry state) Info.." $o2=Get-Queue -Server $a.Name -filter {status -eq "retry"} -ResultSize unlimited if ($o2 -ne $null) { $script:probfound+= "<TR bgcolor=cyan><TD><p align=center>" + "Problem Found with <b>" + $a.Name + " </b> with these Queues in Retry State. </TD></TR>" foreach ($q in $o2) { $script:probfound+= "<TR><TD><p align=center>" + $($q.identity.toString()) + " with next hop domain " + $($q.nexthopdomain.tostring()) + "<font size =2 color=red> (" + $q.messagecount + ")</font><br></TD></TR>" } } } } Function emailsend { $probfoundhead="<HTML><BODY><TABLE align=center cellspacing=0 bordercolor=black border=1>" $emailFrom = "admin@labwinner.co.in" $emailTo = "ram@labwinner.co.in" $subject = "Exchange servers status" $script:probfound+="</Table></Body></HTML>" $body = $probfoundhead + $script:probfound $smtpServer = "LWE2k7.labwinner.co.in" $smtp = new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer) $msg = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($emailFrom, $emailTo, $subject, $body.ToString()) $msg.IsBodyHTML = $true $smtp.Send($msg) } Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.Admin if ($($args.count) -ne 0) { $standalonever=$true foreach ($svr in $args) { docheck (get-ExchangeServer $svr) } } else { foreach ($a2 in (get-exchangeserver)) { docheck $a2 } } if ($probfound.Length -ne 0) { if ($standalonever -ne $true) { emailsend } else { $probhtml="<HTML><BODY><TABLE align=center cellspacing=0 bordercolor=black border=1>" + $probfound + "</Table></Body></HTML>" $probhtml|out-file exchangeservicehealth.htm invoke-expression .\exchangeservicehealth.htm } } else { Write-Host "All is well :)" }ramakrishnan

On Sat, 17 Dec 2011 10:31:16 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: >Now the below Script is working and sending the email with wrong info ( i did mistake some where below) > >i changed the below line from the orginal script and rest of the script is original > >"$o1=Get-Service | Where {$_.Name -match "Clu"} The result is $o1 has a list of all the services that match the string "clu". The original script only populated that variable if a required service wasn't running. If you want to see if the service is in any state *except* "running" then your test should look something like this: ############################ $ServicesToCheck = @('alerter','mr2kserv') $o1 = ""|select servicesnotrunning $o1.servicesnotrunning = @() $ServicesToCheck | foreach{ if ( (get-service $_).status -ne 'running' ) { $o1.servicesnotrunning += $_ } } if ($o1.count -gt 0) ############################ Replace these lines: $o1=Test-ServiceHealth $a.name|where {$_.requiredservicesrunning -eq $false} if ($o1 -ne $null) With the stuff between the "rows of ####" and you'll be testing for your own set of services. Replace the contents of the $ServicesToCheck array with whatever set of services you want to check. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

On Sat, 17 Dec 2011 21:57:14 +0000, Rich Matheisen [MVP] wrote: [ snip ] That last line should be: if ($o1.servicesnotrunning.count -gt 0) Sorry. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi...rich Now it is tottally confused and as i an not good in scripting i request you to modify the stuff's to run the script better. ramakrishnan

On Sun, 18 Dec 2011 04:29:47 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: > > >Hi...rich > >Now it is tottally confused and as i an not good in scripting i request you to modify the stuff's to run the script better. Sorry, I'm not going to rewrite the script. If you're interested in monitoring your environment you can use SCOM. If you just want to monitor services, have a look at "Servers Alive!" or find a script already written to do what you want instead of trying to modify one that was written to do something else. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hello, To monitor all the services in Windows, you may create a new thread to Windows Forum and I believe it may be available in Power shell: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/winserverpowershell/threads Thanks, Simon

Thanks Simon i did post in the above link ramakrishnan