Service monitor script - for Windows

[system]

Here is a sample script to monitor if a list of any Windows services (that you specify) are down, and if so, sends an email.
SvcCheck.zip (1.0 KB)

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dnewton (BOB member since 2004-01-30)

[system]

Hi dnewton

Thanks for this batch job and instructions. It is very useful. Do you know if this works with XI R3? If so, how do you find the different BO service names?

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nanodreams (BOB member since 2012-04-27)

[system]

If you go into the Services list under Control Panel, you can see what they are named. Or go to a command line and enter NET START

Be sure to enclose the long names in double quotes.

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dnewton (BOB member since 2004-01-30)

[system]

Thanks a lot dnewton. The below topic should help anyone looking for service monitor on xi r3

How To: XI3 Windows Monitoring

There are a number of discussions re monitoring XI3 so I thought it best to just list some options. Note: these solutions all require additional work so choose wisely as to which strategy to adopt in investing your time and effort. First understand what is running : Use Task manager or Process Monitor or Process Explorer: SAP/BOE Monitoring The download contains a document as to using MOMS, Tivoli and Probes - read this document irrespective of which strategy you adopt as it…

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nanodreams (BOB member since 2012-04-27)

[system]

Great script. Thank you.

I got it working on Win2003 server (BO 3.1) only when I execute the servicecheckmaster.bat manually. When I use Windows Scheduler it does not work.

Any idea why?

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Roger45 (BOB member since 2012-10-17)