OS Windows WMI

Overview

Template for receiving stats with zbxwmi script. This method allows to retrieve stats remotely by WMI without installing agent to OS.

You can get script from: https://github.com/13hakta/zbxwmi - with tips and installation manual.

Requires python 3 script (check link above).

Author

Vitaly Chekryzhev

Macros used

Name	Description	Default	Type
{$WMI_AUTHFILE}	<p>-</p>	`/etc/zabbix/wmi.pw`	Text macro

Template links

There are no template links in this template.

Discovery rules

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
Find drive	<p>Find local disk drive</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”discover”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”VolumeName”,”-filter”,”MediaType=12”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 1h</p>

Items collected

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
CPU #6	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu6<p>Update: 0</p>
Writes / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskWritesPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #2	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu2<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #4	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu4<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #5	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu5<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #7	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu7<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #1	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu1<p>Update: 0</p>
Disk I/O	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”DiskWritesPersec,DiskWriteBytesPersec,DiskReadsPersec,DiskReadBytesPersec”,”-filter”,”Name=’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfRawData_PerfDisk_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
CPU #3	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu3<p>Update: 0</p>
Read / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskReadsPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #8	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu8<p>Update: 0</p>
Processors	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”PercentProcessorTime”,”-filter”,”Name<>’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
Used {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Calculated`	Used[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Disk info {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”FreeSpace,Size”,”-item”,”{#WMI.DEVICEID}”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,”{HOST.HOST}”]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Free Space {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>
Size {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	Size[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>

Triggers

Name	Description	Expression	Priority
Low disk space	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: {OS Windows WMI:FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}].avg(7200)}<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning
Low disk space (LLD)	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: {OS Windows WMI:FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}].avg(7200)}<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning

OS Windows WMI

Overview

Template for receiving stats with zbxwmi script. This method allows to retrieve stats remotely by WMI without installing agent to OS.

You can get script from: https://github.com/13hakta/zbxwmi - with tips and installation manual.

Requires python 3 script (check link above).

Author

Vitaly Chekryzhev

Macros used

Name	Description	Default	Type
{$WMI_AUTHFILE}	<p>-</p>	`/etc/zabbix/wmi.pw`	Text macro

Template links

There are no template links in this template.

Discovery rules

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
Find drive	<p>Find local disk drive</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”discover”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”VolumeName”,”-filter”,”MediaType=12”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 1h</p>

Items collected

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
Disk I/O	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”DiskWritesPersec,DiskWriteBytesPersec,DiskReadsPersec,DiskReadBytesPersec”,”-filter”,”Name=’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfRawData_PerfDisk_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
CPU #6	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu6<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #1	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu1<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #7	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu7<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #2	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu2<p>Update: 0</p>
Read / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskReadsPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #3	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu3<p>Update: 0</p>
Writes / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskWritesPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #4	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu4<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #5	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu5<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #8	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu8<p>Update: 0</p>
Processors	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”PercentProcessorTime”,”-filter”,”Name<>’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
Used {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Calculated`	Used[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Disk info {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”FreeSpace,Size”,”-item”,”{#WMI.DEVICEID}”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,”{HOST.HOST}”]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Free Space {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>
Size {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	Size[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>

Triggers

Name	Description	Expression	Priority
Low disk space	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: avg(/OS Windows WMI/FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}],7200s)<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning
Low disk space (LLD)	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: avg(/OS Windows WMI/FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}],7200s)<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning

OS Windows WMI

Overview

Template for receiving stats with zbxwmi script. This method allows to retrieve stats remotely by WMI without installing agent to OS.

You can get script from: https://github.com/13hakta/zbxwmi - with tips and installation manual.

Requires python 3 script (check link above).

Author

Vitaly Chekryzhev

Macros used

Name	Description	Default	Type
{$WMI_AUTHFILE}	<p>-</p>	`/etc/zabbix/wmi.pw`	Text macro

Template links

There are no template links in this template.

Discovery rules

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
Find drive	<p>Find local disk drive</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”discover”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”VolumeName”,”-filter”,”MediaType=12”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 1h</p>

Items collected

Name	Description	Type	Key and additional info
Disk I/O	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”DiskWritesPersec,DiskWriteBytesPersec,DiskReadsPersec,DiskReadBytesPersec”,”-filter”,”Name=’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfRawData_PerfDisk_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
CPU #6	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu6<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #1	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu1<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #7	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu7<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #2	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu2<p>Update: 0</p>
Read / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskReadsPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #3	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu3<p>Update: 0</p>
Writes / sec	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	DiskWritesPersec<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #4	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu4<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #5	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu5<p>Update: 0</p>
CPU #8	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	cpu8<p>Update: 0</p>
Processors	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-fields”,”PercentProcessorTime”,”-filter”,”Name<>’_Total’”,”Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,{HOST.HOST}]<p>Update: 5m</p>
Used {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Calculated`	Used[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Disk info {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`External check`	zbxwmi[“-action”,”json”,”-k”,”DeviceID”,”-fields”,”FreeSpace,Size”,”-item”,”{#WMI.DEVICEID}”,”Win32_LogicalDisk”,”{$WMI_AUTHFILE}”,”{HOST.HOST}”]<p>Update: 5m</p><p>LLD</p>
Free Space {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>
Size {#WMI.DEVICEID}	<p>-</p>	`Dependent item`	Size[{#WMI.DEVICEID}]<p>Update: 0</p><p>LLD</p>

Triggers

Name	Description	Expression	Priority
Low disk space	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: avg(/OS Windows WMI/FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}],7200s)<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning
Low disk space (LLD)	<p>-</p>	<p>Expression: avg(/OS Windows WMI/FreeSpace[{#WMI.DEVICEID}],7200s)<2147483648</p><p>Recovery expression: </p>	warning

OS Windows WMI

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OS Windows WMI

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