Martin Stevnhoved Posted November 19, 2015 Share Posted November 19, 2015 Hi. I know that as RRAS module has been discussed earlier in this forum. But it would be really nice with a simple module to start with, og som ideas on how to set some monitoring up today. We have found the PowerShell Cmdlet "Get-RemoteAccessHealth" that returns the status for alle components. We would like to raise a notification if the HealtState on any components is different from Disabled or OK. Anny ideas? Best Regards, Martin Stevnhoved PS C:\> Get-RemoteAccessHealth Component RemoteAccessServer HealthState TimeStamp Id OperationStatus --------- ------------------ ----------- --------- -- --------------- Server localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:06:37 6to4 localhost Disabled 17-11-2015 08:01:41 Vpn Addressing localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:41 Network Security localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:41 Dns localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:06:37 IP-Https localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:41 Nat64 localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:38 Dns64 localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:37 IPsec localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Kerberos localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Domain Controller localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:54 Management Servers localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:06:37 Network Location ... localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:06:37 Otp localhost Disabled 17-11-2015 08:01:37 High Availability localhost Disabled 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Isatap localhost Disabled 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Vpn Connectivity localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Teredo localhost Disabled 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Network Adapters localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:01:37 Services localhost OK 17-11-2015 08:06:37 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Chris Posted November 19, 2015 Staff Share Posted November 19, 2015 Hi Martin, Apparently the 'Get-RemoteAccessHealth' is only available for Windows Server 2012 or higher so this is not a very feasible solution, we did note it on a todo and it will be considered for a future release. Chris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Martin Stevnhoved Posted November 20, 2015 Author Share Posted November 20, 2015 I would like to see it as a build in function, but for now we have set up a scheduled task, with this script: ______________ @echo off set log=MonitorRRAS.txt set level=0 pushd "%~dp0" echo RemoteAccess Health State on '%computername%' >"%log%" powershell -Command "get-remoteaccesshealth" >>"%log%" find /i "warning" "%log%" >nul if "%errorlevel%"=="0" set level=2 find /i "error" "%log%" >nul if "%errorlevel%"=="0" set level=3 if "%level%"=="0" goto skip notificationbridge.exe -p %level% -f "%log%" :skip popd Chris 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nowens Posted July 12, 2017 Share Posted July 12, 2017 Hi Guys, Any movement on an RRAS module? Nick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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