WMI Health Check script

Hi Experts
I am looking client WMI health check. When I run the script it should check local WMI and give result in log file. if any issue it should reslove.
Thanks

Hi,
Are you looking for this?
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7684
If not, you can check the script repository for prewritten scripts:
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter
If you can't find what you need and you can't write your own, you can request a script here:
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/site/requests
Let us know if you have any specific questions.
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Health check script suggestions...

I used the health check script from metalink and it gave me few suggestion regarding my replication environment. One of them is ...
+ SUGGESTION: One or more propagation processes contain rule sets.
+ If a Propagation process will unconditionally forward all incoming
+ messages to its destination queue, and no rule-based transformations are
+ performed by the Propagation process, you should consider removing
+ the rule set for the Propagation process via dbms_propagation_adm.alter_propagation.
+ This will improve Propagation performance.
What is get from this is since i have same rule defined in propagation also as the one in capture, So suggestion from orcale is remove the propagation rule and let everything propagted through...anyhow since i want everything a capture process captures to be replicated on destenation.. so i removed the propagation rule. ..
But now the replication has stoped performing after that.....
can any one suggest me if my undersanding for above healthcheck suggestion is wrong then wht does it mean?
Kapil

Did you remove both the rule AND the rule set, or did you remove only the rule?
If it was a positive rule set and you removed only the rule, you left an empty rule set as a positive rule set for the propagation. This will cause it to discard all messages.
An empty positive rule set is not the same as no (null) positive rule set. A null rule set means "forward all messages, since there is not filter rule", but an empty rule set means "there is a rule: that no message will be forwarded".
Ilidio.

DB Health Check Scripts

Hi all,
Oracle 9i, 10g, 11g
Can you share me your "health check" scripts which you have used in your PROD database and is proven to help you in carrying out your desired tasks being a good DBA :)
Does AWR be able to generate health check report?
Thanks a lot,
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KinsaKaUy? wrote:
Thanks sb,
http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Scripts
Wow this one site is complete, But it will take years for me to read all these. And I dont know if this is for 8i, 9i, 10g, or 11g.
Can you tell me which of these scripts will list the Top 10 most resource consumers queries? in terms (CPU,Memory,I/O).If you enable SQL_TRACE prior to launching AWR report, then you capture EVERY SQL statement to build the report.
You could easily observe the answer to your question if you were only willing to actually did some lilttle work instead of asking to be spoon fed.

Exchange 2013 Daily Health Check Script

Hi All,
I recently migrated from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013. Prior to the migration the daily health check was being used daily to send my team and I the HTML report.
I have downloaded the new v1.07 script and followed the same rules and settings I used for Exchange 2010 when setting up the script.
The script only runs now via Exchange shell and does not send the HTML report and I am unable to run the script via a batch file that called the ./ps1 file in a windows command prompt and am also unable to as a result, use the task scheduler to schedule
this task.
I am desperately in need of getting this morning report as its been so useful, I cant do without it now.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much
Alton

So, could you please check this link, it provide the solution to check the daily health of exchange 2013 :
http://exchangeserverpro.com/troubleshooting-exchange-server-2013-with-test-cmdlets/

Exchnage 2010 Health Check Script Required

Team,
Can Some body Please share the script for below and looking for output to be in HTML.
Exchange Server 2010 Environment.
Exchange Server version, Roles,service pack and rollup level
Usage patterns of the mailboxes (Top 100 Mailbox)
Number of mailboxes per Database
List of mailbox servers hosting copies and number of copies
Number of mailboxes per Exchange Server
Regards
Srinivasa K
Srinivasa K

Hello Andy
Thanks for your reply , Forgot to mention that I have already checked below report, the problem is the below script will run on whole Exchnage Environment , In our organization we have many domains and we have access only to few of them. It will be good
if I get any other script Individully to check the status, I dont want all the status in single report.
Hope You will be able to help me on this.
http://www.stevieg.org/2011/06/exchange-environment-report/
Regards
Srinivasa K
Srinivasa K

Vmware vsphere health check report v5.1.0

Hi,
I'm currently using the vmware vsphere health check report v5.1.0 script. I switched from another perl script to this and the report provide much more information. There is one thing that don't seem to work properly though..
I currently have a failed disk in my server and the report is showing "unknown" status next to 3 disk / disk day. If I run the other script I have used in the past, I have 3 alerts in red clearly showing that something has failed. Would any of you know why it's showing as unknown instead of critical in the report?
Old Script
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Drive Fault - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Critical Array - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Critical Array - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
New Report
BIOS 1 ABR Status 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
BIOS 1 Firmware Error 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
BIOS 1 Firmware Error 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
Cooling Unit 1 Cooling Zone 1 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Cooling Unit 2 Cooling Zone 2 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Cooling Unit 3 Cooling Zone 3 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Critical Array - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Critical Array - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Drive Fault - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK

Thank you for the follow up. I do understand that a completly unreadable disk might throw an unknown status but the status is different from one report than the other. On one side, it clearly shows in red that the disk has something and on the side, it just throws a "I don't know what's going on with the disk". I ran both report the same day and i'm expecting some red in the report to warn me if a disk fail.
Is there a way to change that behavior from the health check script?

DPM 2007/2010 Health Check Tools

Hi there,
I've had a look through the existing forum threads, but am unable to find an answer to my query.
I am looking to find a range of DPM health check tools, or Powershell Scripts, that would help me perform a Health Check on a 2007 environment, with a view to an eventual upgrade path to 2010/2012
I am hoping to avoid analysing each event ID and every backup operation in order to make a report to management.
Many thanks in advance
Rory

Hi,
This is the only DPM Health Check script available. Here is the link:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/DPM-Health-Check-9628e68f
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SQL Server Health Check (T-SQL)

I'm looking for a peer review from my fellow SQL Server DBA's. I've written an 89-point health check that I'd really appreciate feedback on. You can find the health check scripts at www.sqlhc.com.
All scripts are free to use.
Thanks,
Chris Jones

Excellent!!! Great work... thanks.

Health Check in Exchange 2007 Scripting

Hi All,
I have been looking around for scripts which would help me perform regularised health checks in my enviornment. After lot of googling i was able to get a script which would meet my requirements. However i have a few challenges involved in extracting some
more information:
1. Mailbox Store Size, Free Diskspace percentage for mailbox servers
2. Remote Mail flow Tests & Mailflow test to every exchange 2007 mailbox servers in org.
3. Automating Email of collected data (in HTML) to Administrator.
4. Executing the script Automatically without triggering it from Exchange Management Shell.
Script Below
param( [string] $auditlist)
Function Get-CustomHTML ($Header){
$Report = @"
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd">
<html><head><title>$($Header)</title>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content='text/html; charset=windows-1252'>
<meta name="save" content="history">
<style type="text/css">
DIV .expando {DISPLAY: block; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; RIGHT: 8px; COLOR: #ffffff; FONT-FAMILY: Arial; POSITION: absolute; TEXT-DECORATION: underline}
TABLE {TABLE-LAYOUT: fixed; FONT-SIZE: 100%; WIDTH: 100%}
*{margin:0}
.dspcont { display:none; BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-LEFT: 16px; FONT-SIZE: 8pt;MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; WIDTH: 95%; COLOR: #000000; MARGIN-RIGHT:
0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #f9f9f9}
.filler {BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; BORDER-TOP: medium none; DISPLAY: block; BACKGROUND: none transparent scroll repeat 0% 0%; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; FONT: 100%/8px Tahoma; MARGIN-LEFT: 43px; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; COLOR: #ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP:
4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; POSITION: relative}
.save{behavior:url(#default#savehistory);}
.dspcont1{ display:none}
a.dsphead0 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#FFFFFF; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #CC0000}
a.dsphead1 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #7BA7C7}
a.dsphead2 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #7BA7C7}
a.dsphead1 span.dspchar{font-family:monospace;font-weight:normal;}
td {VERTICAL-ALIGN: TOP; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma}
th {VERTICAL-ALIGN: TOP; COLOR: #CC0000; TEXT-ALIGN: left}
BODY {margin-left: 4pt}
BODY {margin-right: 4pt}
BODY {margin-top: 6pt}
</style>
<script type="text/javascript">
function dsp(loc){
   if(document.getElementById){
      var foc=loc.firstChild;
      foc=loc.firstChild.innerHTML?
         loc.firstChild:
         loc.firstChild.nextSibling;
      foc.innerHTML=foc.innerHTML=='hide'?'show':'hide';
      foc=loc.parentNode.nextSibling.style?
         loc.parentNode.nextSibling:
         loc.parentNode.nextSibling.nextSibling;
      foc.style.display=foc.style.display=='block'?'none':'block';}}
if(!document.getElementById)
   document.write('<style type="text/css">\n'+'.dspcont{display:block;}\n'+ '</style>');
</script>
</head>
<body>
<b><font face="Arial" size="5">$($Header)</font></b><hr size="8" color="#CC0000">
<font face="Arial" size="1"><b>Version 1 |M & C | <A HREF='http://mail.exchange.com'>mail.exchange.com</A></b></font><br>
<font face="Arial" size="1">Report created on $(Get-Date)</font>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="save">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0 ($Title){
$Report = @"
<div class="dspcont0">
<h1><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead0" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h1>
<div class="dspcont0">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader ($Num, $Title){
$Report = @"
<h2><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead$($Num)" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h2>
<div class="dspcont">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeaderClose{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0Close{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHTMLClose{
$Report = @"
</div>
</body>
</html>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLTable{
param([array]$Content)
$HTMLTable = $Content | ConvertTo-Html
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<head>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<title>HTML TABLE</title>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<', "<"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '>', ">"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</head><body>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</body></html>', ""
Return $HTMLTable
Function Get-HTMLLink ($activeURL){
$Report = @"
<a href=$activeURL>$activeURL</a>
Return $Report
Function Get-Ink ([String]$inData){
[String]$inclPercentage = @(35..100)
$positive = ($inclPercentage, 'Success', 'Ready', 'Running', 'OK', 'True', 'Information')
If ($positive -match $inData)
$Report = @"
<font color='#009900'>$inData</font>
Else
$Report = @"
<font color='#FF0000'>$inData</font>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLBasic ($Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
  <td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLDetail ($Heading, $Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
<th width='25%'><b>$Heading</b></font></th>
<td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
$input | foreach {$targets += @($_)}
If ((Test-Path variable:\targets) -eq $True){
   Write-Host "Server list input detected on pipeline" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Else{
if ($auditlist -eq ""){
   Write-Host "No server list specified, getting all Exchange 2007 servers" -ForegroundColor Yellow
   $targets = Get-ExchangeServer | Where-Object {$_.IsExchange2007OrLater -eq $True}
  else
   if ((Test-Path $auditlist) -eq $false)
    Write-Host "Invalid server list specified: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor DarkRed
    exit
   else
    Write-Host "Using Audit list: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor Cyan
    $Targets = Get-Content $auditlist
$now = Get-Date
#Custom Expressions
$latencyMS = @{Name="Latency(MS)";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$MessageLatencyTime = @{Name="MessageLatencyTime";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$hotLink = @{Name="URL";expression={Get-HTMLLink ($_.URL)}}
$colourResult = @{Name="Result";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Result)}}
$colourStatus = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Status)}}
$colourType = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Type)}}
$newResult = @{Name="Result";expression={If ($_.Result.ToString() -ne 'Success'){Get-Ink ('Failure')} Else {Get-Ink ('Success') }}}
$fullReport = Get-CustomHTML "Exchange 2007 "
$fullReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
Foreach ($Target in $Targets){
Write-Host "Collating Detail for $Target" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host "..getting basic computer configuration"
$ComputerSystem = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ComputerSystem
switch ($ComputerSystem.DomainRole){
  0 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Workstation" }
  1 { $ComputerRole = "Member Workstation" }
  2 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Server" }
  3 { $ComputerRole = "Member Server" }
  4 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  5 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  default { $ComputerRole = "Information not available" }
$OperatingSystems = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OperatingSystem
$TimeZone = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Timezone
$Keyboards = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Keyboard
$SchedTasks = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ScheduledJob
$BootINI = $OperatingSystems.SystemDrive + "boot.ini"
$RecoveryOptions = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OSRecoveryConfiguration
$exServer = Get-ExchangeServer | where {$_.Name -eq "$Target"}
$exVersion = "Version " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Major + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Minor + " (Build " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Build + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Revision + ")"
switch ($ComputerRole){
  "Member Workstation" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Domain Controller" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Member Server" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  default { $CompType = "Computer Workgroup"; break }
$LBTime=$OperatingSystems.ConvertToDateTime($OperatingSystems.Lastbootuptime)
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader0 "$Target - Role(s): $($exServer.ServerRole)"
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Basic Server Information"
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Name" ($ComputerSystem.Name)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Role" ($ComputerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Exchange Role(s)" ($exServer.ServerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Last System Boot" ($LBTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting logical disk configuration"
  $Disks = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Target Win32_LogicalDisk
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Logical Disk Configuration"
   $LogicalDrives = @()
   Foreach ($LDrive in ($Disks | Where {$_.DriveType -eq 3})){
    $Details = "" | Select "Drive Letter", Label, "File System", "Disk Size (GB)", "Disk Free Space", "% Free Space"
    $Details."Drive Letter" = $LDrive.DeviceID
    $Details.Label = $LDrive.VolumeName
    $Details."File System" = $LDrive.FileSystem
    $Details."Disk Size (GB)" = [math]::round(($LDrive.size / 1GB))
    $Details."Disk Free Space" = [math]::round(($LDrive.FreeSpace / 1GB))
    $Details."% Free Space" = Get-Ink ([Math]::Round(($LDrive.FreeSpace /1GB) / ($LDrive.Size / 1GB) * 100))
    $LogicalDrives += $Details
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($LogicalDrives)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*ClientAccess*")
  {$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "OWA Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing OWA connectivity test"
   $colOWAResults = Test-OwaConnectivity -ClientAccessServer $Target
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colOWAResults | select MailboxServer, $hotLink, Scenario, $colourResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
Write-Host "..getting queue details"
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*HubTransport*")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Queue Information"
  $colQs = Get-Queue -server $Target
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colQs | Select-Object NextHopDomain, $colourStatus, MessageCount, NextRetryTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting mailbox database information"
  $spaceLog=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application")}
  $db = @{Name="database";Expression={$_.ReplacementStrings[1]}}
  $freeMB = @{Name="MB";Expression={[int]$_.ReplacementStrings[0]}}
  $whiteSpace = $spaceLog.entries | where {($_.TimeWritten -ge $now.AddDays(-1))} | where {($_.EventID -eq "1221")} | select $db,$freeMB
  $ws = @{Name="White Space";expression={}}
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*Mailbox*")
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailbox Stores"
   $colMailboxStores = Get-MailboxDatabase -Server $Target -Status | Sort-Object Name
   $storeTable = @()
   Foreach ($objMailboxStore in $colMailboxStores)
    [string]$totalUsers = (get-mailbox -database $objMailboxStore).count
    [string]$empty = $totalUsers.Length -eq 0
    if ($empty -eq 'True')
     [string]$totalUsers = "0"
    $storeDetails = "" | Select Name, Mounted, "Total Users", "White Space", LastFullBackup
    $storeDetails.Name = $objMailboxStore.Name
    $storeDetails.Mounted = Get-Ink ($objMailboxStore.Mounted)
    $storeDetails."Total Users" = $totalUsers
    $storeDetails."White Space" = (($whitespace | where {$_.database -match $objMailboxStore.Name} | select -last 1).mb)
    $storeDetails.LastFullBackup = $objMailboxStore.LastFullBackup
    $storeTable += $storeDetails
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($storeTable)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "MAPI Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing MAPI connectivity test"
   $colMAPIResults = Test-MAPIConnectivity -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMAPIResults | select Database, $newResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailflow Test"
   Write-Host "..performing Mailflow test"
   $colMailflowResults = Test-Mailflow -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMailflowResults | select TestMailflowResult, $MessageLatencyTime)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting Exchange services"
  $ListOfServices = (gwmi -computer $Target -query "select * from win32_service where Name like 'MSExchange%' or Name like 'IIS%' or Name like 'SMTP%' or Name like 'POP%' or Name like 'W3SVC%'")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Exchange Services"
   $Services = @()
   Foreach ($Service in $ListOfServices){
    $Details = "" | Select Name,Account,"Start Mode",State,"Expected State"
    $Details.Name = $Service.Caption
    $Details.Account = $Service.Startname
    $Details."Start Mode" = $Service.StartMode
    If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      If ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Manual")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.State -eq "Paused")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
    $Services += $Details
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($Services)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
    $eventLogs=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($Target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application") -OR ($_.LogDisplayName -eq "System")}
    $warningEvents = @()
    $errorEvents = @()
    $LogSettings = @()
$MyReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
$fullReport += $MyReport
$MyReport = $null
$Date = Get-Date
$Filename = ".\" + "Exchange_Health" + "_" + $date.Hour + $date.Minute + "_" + $Date.Day + "-" + $Date.Month + "-" + $Date.Year + ".htm"
$fullReport | out-file -encoding ASCII -filepath $Filename
Write "Audit saved as $Filename"
Invoke-Item $Filename

please refer to my scripts below, it should get you started.
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/03/powershell-disk-space-html-email-report/
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/07/powershell-script-to-monitor-exchange-server-2010-services-email-report/
you can customsise this to your needs and add relevant information.
cheers
thiyagu
Thiyagu | MCTS/MCITP - Exchange 2007 | MCSE 2003[Messaging] | http://www.myExchangeWorld.com. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Powershell script for Exchange Server 2010 health check

People,
Can anyone here please share the Powershell to check the Exchange Server health and functionality after patching and Service Pack update?
I need to test multiple servers in my AD environment.
Thanks
/* Server Support Specialist */

Hi,
In Exchange 2010, you can use the Test-ServiceHealth cmdlet to test whether all the Microsoft Windows services that Exchange requires on a server have started.
A related article about this command.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998852(v=exchg.150).aspx
You can also use the EXBPA tool to do Exchange server health check. You can look at the blog below.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/douggowans/archive/2007/06/06/run-your-own-exchange-server-health-check-the-tools.aspx
Hope this is helpful to you.
Best regards,
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Powershell - Daily Health Check

Hi all,
I have a number of different w8k and w12k servers in different sites and I wanted create a daily health check to check services are up. For instance I can write a ps script to check run at 6am daily and check various services on a windows server and then
generate a html report and mail it to a distribution list. However on some of my servers I only have one service that needs to be checked I wanted a was to check the services and collate all the reports into one place and output just one html report?
So for example could I output the results to a text file, run an ftp job to send the result to a central location and then run a ps to scrap all the results and output to html, or could the text files be scrapped from an email, this method makes better sense
for me as some of these servers will have ACLs between then and getting send via smtp will be easier then ftp.
Would like to know if anyone has any ideas or experience with doing something like this?

Are the servers on the same domain? If so use "Enter-PSSession" or if your just checking if a service is running use the "-Computer" switch to execute it on the remote server.
You could also use WMI "Get-WMIObject"
Using the above methods will let you run it from a central location.
My suggestion for performing your health checks is to define in a csv file: Server Name, IP, Heath Check Level
So have an initial Ping for the host name, if that fails then use the IP as DNS might have an issue (record results into file)
Heath Ckeck level determines if your just checking full server health or just checking for a specif service is running (ie Full, Service, ect... you define it for your requirements)
I would use WMI as there could be different versions of powershell installed and take the compatibility issues away when writing the script.
Below is a good starting script for you to use where it queries via WMI and generates a html report that is emailed out.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Powershell-Script-to-Get-78687c5e
Cheers,
Martin
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http://sustaslog.wordpress.com
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How can I support a health check, from a load balancer?

My company has load balancers which use health checks to determine if the end point is available for client traffic. The basic health check is a tcp ping, and will tell you if the device is on the network. The next level of health check is an http request. This request, and the response are static, you can’t create your own version of the request and response. The standard request is this:
     http://host:port/healthcheck/hc.html
The standard response is this:
     “The server is available”
I want to use the load balancer as part of my total deployment. The problem is that I am not seeing how to support this health check request and response in the MDEX engine. What I see is this request
     http://host:port/admin?op=ping
Will return this response
     dgraph <host>: <port> responding at <day month year time>
It is nice that there is a built in ping, but I am not able to make use of it. I am new to Endeca and still poking around. The dgraph process listens on a port set up in <…>/config/script/AppContext.xml
<dgraph id="Dgraph1" host-id="MDEXHost" port="3281">
<properties>
<property name="restartGroup" value="A" />
<property name="updateGroup" value="a" />
</properties>
<log-dir>./logs/dgraphs/Dgraph1</log-dir>
<input-dir>./data/dgraphs/Dgraph1/dgraph_input</input-dir>
<update-dir>./data/dgraphs/Dgraph1/dgraph_input/updates</update-dir>
</dgraph>
(I am not using the default port, as I only have an instance on a shared server and have to worry about port clashing. But that is a different thread.)
In a standard tc Server install I can support this health check by doing this:
* Create a directory named “healthcheck”, in the “webapps” directory.
* Place a file name “hc.html” in that directory, which contains “The server is available”
The one hack which comes to mind is to write a servlet which would be able to be a smart proxy for the load balancer health check. It would pass along any regular traffic to the MDEX engine. But if the request was a health check it would send “admin?op=ping” to the MDEX engine, and for a good response from the engine, create and pass back the correct response to the load balancer.
Ideas, comments, flames, …
Thanks

Hi, we are using following String to test the MDEX ping response but we get the invalid version formation on dgraph.log -
following is on F5
GET /admin?op=ping HTTP/1.1/r/nHost:myhost.endeca.com:19000/r/nConnection:close/r/n/r/n
Following gets logged on Dgraph.log
WARN 09/05/12 05:30:03.799 UTC (1346823003799) DGRAPH {dgraph} Invalid version format in 'HTTP/1.1/r/nHost:myhost.endeca.com:19000/r/nConnection:close/r/n/r/n'
Please let me know - if you have any suggestions to solve this issue.
I know that it works from browser and wget from unix with following commands.
wget http://myhost.endeca.com:19000/admin?op=ping - from unix command line
from browser:
http://myhost.endeca.com:19000/admin?op=ping
Thanks,
Ram

Health Check on 11.5.9

Hi Friends,
I want to do Health check on my E-Business suite 11.5.9(both Database and Application) please suggest how to do?
Regards,
Arun

Hi,
Hi Arun,
You can refer the following ML doc,
[Oracle Application Object Library Best Practices: E-Business Suite Diagnostic Tests Health Check Test|https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=471667.1]
Thanks,
Anchorage :)Do NOT use this document and install the script since it is for R12 (you are on 11.5.9).
Regards,
Hussein

Database redundansy health check failed ( Exchange 2010 sp3 )

Hello all ,
One of the mailbox server have been getting the following error in in application , sometimes
RealCopyQueu is 256 and sometimes 0 and healthy .
Kindly share how can resolve it please

Hi,
I suggest we refer to the following article to troubleshoot this issue. Run
Database Redundancy Check Script.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/b1cfbc4b-b17d-4148-adce-1a565d0f5746/exchange-2010-event-id-4113-msexchangerepl-health-check-failed
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Other tools/option to achieve Health check

Hi guys,
I saw that there are a lot threads open regarding health check.
I`m searching for an open source tool/commercial tool, manually created scripts that can check all oracle prerequisite (system information, oracle kernel parameters, packages) and Oracle database parameters. For performance analyze, top events, sql statements I stay on AWR or Statspack.
There are already softs that helps to do health check, operating systems prerequisite checks like, Toad, raccheck, rda but I want to know If there are any other great tools/scripts.

1010009 wrote:
Yes, you are right EM is the best tool for this. But I`m sure that there are a lot dba that have created ther own scripts/tool/method for a health check. I want to go to clients that have there own dbas, monitoring database with EM, use oracle scripts. Even if they is using the best tools, I want to come with something new that will run upon oracle server. The output I want to put in a document an make an assesment with reported issues and resolution.This demands the quote "why reinvent the wheel" ? So if I understood you correctly, you want to make a best-out-of-the-best tool isn't it? What makes you think that a tool made by a single person would be better than or even equivalent to 12C CC for example? There are scripts created (and there are some really good ones too) by the DBAs but Oracle is very strongly asking people to get shifted towards the GC/CC as the level of complexity within the database is increasing day by day and its just going to increase.
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