How To: Create A Monitor For An External Script - Dell OpenManage Network Manager Client Manual

dns_test.pl— Check if DNS can resolve the specified host name.
finger_test.pl—Check if the finger service is running on a specified host.
ftp_test.pl—Check the FTP service is running on a specified host.
http_test.pl—Check the HTTP service is running on a specified host.
nntp_test.pl— Check if the NNTP service is running on a specified host. (Public NNTP server to
test: news.aioe.org)
peping_test.pl—Check if a target is pingable from the specified remote host.
pop3_test.pl—Check if the POP3 service is running on a specified host.
smtp_test.pl— Check if the SMTP service is running on a specified host.
telnet_test.pl—Check if the TELNET service is running on a specified host.
How To:
Create a Monitor for an External Script
The following steps describe creating a monitor for an external command configured as an
Adaptive CLI (ACLI).
Create the Adaptive CLI
Right click in the Actions portlet, and create a new External Command ACLI
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Make a new attribute schema with attribute: Status (integer)
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In Scripts, enter the following as Script Content:
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perl
"C:\Dorado\owareapps\performance\scripts\http_test.pl"[_EquipmentManage
r_IP_Address]
Several Perl scripts appear in this performance\scripts directory by default. You can try others in addition
to the http_test.pl script.
In the Value Extraction panel enter the following:
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^\{(\d+)\}.*
Click Apply
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Click Save
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Right click and Execute the ACLI to test it.
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External Commands | Actions and Adaptive CLI
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