I feel stupid… I am trying to have a return of session on my Windows RDS server…
I went in Setup > services > service Monitoring rules > Windows Terminal server sessions and create a rule with specific thresholds for alerts and warnings
I applied this rules to specific hosts… and… nothing… I have no check for those hosts.
I use CheckMK in CRE Edition, version: 2.2.0p16
Can anyone help me to understand what am I doing wrong ? Is there antything to modify on the hosts ?
hi @kdeutsch
and thanks for your answer
I already tried to add counters in the check_mk.yml file in winperf section…
winperf:
enabled: yes
# default value, do not change it if do not know what are you douing
exe: agent
# no - nothing(default), yes output trace to the log/winperf.log
trace: no
# yes - separate process for winnperf to prevent ahndle leaking, no - locally
fork: yes
# changes only section name winperf_******
prefix: winperf
# default value, increase for heavy loaded machine
timeout: 10
# Select counters to extract. The following counters
# are needed by checks shipped with check_mk.
# Format:
# - id:name
# where id is OS counter and name is part of CHECK_MK Header
counters:
- 234: phydisk
- 510: if
- 238: processor
- 638: tcp_conn
- 3198: ts_sessions
- 1920: ts_sessions
It is very strange…
I see TCP_Connexion check… but not the TS sessions while both instructions are on the same config file.
Is it possible the counter id (3198) changes ?? I use Windows 2016, 2019 and 2022.
You can have a look inside the agent log file what’s the problem. Also check if your modified yml is read correctly by the agent.
If you have installed the server with other languages settings than English you can also have other names for the counter.
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i had such naming problems also with German language installations.