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01-14-2008
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| | powergadget : detect service is down I know how to write a script that detects whether service is up or down. What gadget shld i use to display service is up or down ? i just want to detect one single service .... |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down IT Staff wrote: Quote: > I know how to write a script that detects whether service is up or down. > > What gadget shld i use to display service is up or down ? > > i just want to detect one single service .... > > > http://powergadgets.com/csPg/forums/...hread.aspx#604 If you check the PG built-in samples, there's also a demo using computers to indicate their status by either red or green (or similar). Marco -- Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell http://www.microsoft.com/mvp PowerGadgets MVP http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp Blog: http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down traffic_light gadget not working. does not display any color ...is there anything i did wrong ? "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:uWPANipVIHA.2000@xxxxxx Quote: > IT Staff wrote: Quote: >> I know how to write a script that detects whether service is up or down. >> >> What gadget shld i use to display service is up or down ? >> >> i just want to detect one single service .... >> >> >> > Good question. One possibility is a "traffic light" gadget I developed: > http://powergadgets.com/csPg/forums/...hread.aspx#604 > > If you check the PG built-in samples, there's also a demo using computers > to indicate their status by either red or green (or similar). > > Marco > > -- > Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell > http://www.microsoft.com/mvp > > PowerGadgets MVP > http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp > > Blog: > http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down actually traffic light may not be necessary, how about using digital panel to state "1" as service is uo, "0" means service down ? "IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eXzv0rxVIHA.5132@xxxxxx Quote: > traffic_light gadget not working. > > does not display any color ...is there anything i did wrong ? > > > "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message > news:uWPANipVIHA.2000@xxxxxx Quote: >> IT Staff wrote: Quote: >>> I know how to write a script that detects whether service is up or down. >>> >>> What gadget shld i use to display service is up or down ? >>> >>> i just want to detect one single service .... >>> >>> >>> >> Good question. One possibility is a "traffic light" gadget I developed: >> http://powergadgets.com/csPg/forums/...hread.aspx#604 >> >> If you check the PG built-in samples, there's also a demo using computers >> to indicate their status by either red or green (or similar). >> >> Marco >> >> -- >> Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell >> http://www.microsoft.com/mvp >> >> PowerGadgets MVP >> http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp >> >> Blog: >> http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com > |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down IT Staff wrote: Quote: > traffic_light gadget not working. > > does not display any color ...is there anything i did wrong ? Marco |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down no ... there is no cmdlet get-random ... "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:%23d9jKFyVIHA.4712@xxxxxx Quote: > IT Staff wrote: Quote: >> traffic_light gadget not working. >> >> does not display any color ...is there anything i did wrong ? > You tried to change anything at all in the zip file to get it to run? > > Marco |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down IT Staff wrote: Quote: > no ... > > there is no cmdlet get-random ... > I can either: 1. Provide you .NET code to call from PowerShell to do the same thing. or 2. Help you do that digital gauge that might just say "UP" or "DOWN". Pick #1 or #2 or both! |
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01-14-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down both. i would like to learn from you, mr MVP :-) "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:eG5CjPyVIHA.4448@xxxxxx Quote: > IT Staff wrote: Quote: >> no ... >> >> there is no cmdlet get-random ... >> > Oops! That comes from www.codeplex.com/powershellcx. > > I can either: > 1. Provide you .NET code to call from PowerShell to do the same thing. > or > 2. Help you do that digital gauge that might just say "UP" or "DOWN". > > Pick #1 or #2 or both! |
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01-15-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down Quote: > I can either: > 1. Provide you .NET code to call from PowerShell to do the same thing. > 2. Help you do that digital gauge that might just say "UP" or "DOWN". PSH> ./ping|out-gauge -type digital PSH> get-content ping.ps1 $computer="localhost" $ping= new-object System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping $response=$ping.send($computer) if ($response.Status -eq "Success") { $computer+" is up" } else { $computer+" is down" } #2: Using .NET to get a random number: PSH> $rand=new-object System.Random PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) <--Gives a random number, only 0,1,2,3 or 4 3 PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) 4 PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) 1 |
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01-16-2008
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| | Re: powergadget : detect service is down yeap i got the concepts. If i have a list of computers to ping, can i have a *group gadget* or one gadget for every single machine ? "Marco Shaw [MVP]" <marco.shaw@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com> wrote in message news:ePaekS3VIHA.5348@xxxxxx Quote: > Quote: >> I can either: >> 1. Provide you .NET code to call from PowerShell to do the same thing. >> 2. Help you do that digital gauge that might just say "UP" or "DOWN". > #1: > PSH> ./ping|out-gauge -type digital > PSH> get-content ping.ps1 > $computer="localhost" > > $ping= new-object System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping > $response=$ping.send($computer) > > if ($response.Status -eq "Success") > { > $computer+" is up" > } > else > { > $computer+" is down" > } > > #2: > Using .NET to get a random number: > PSH> $rand=new-object System.Random > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) <--Gives a random number, only 0,1,2,3 or 4 > 3 > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) > 4 > PSH> $rand.Next(0,5) > 1 |
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