> On 10 Jan 2016, at 16:56, felix1761 <felix1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Is anyone familiar with checking Windows print queues?

No, but if it provides an interface to query one could write a plugin, or look 
for one someone else already implemented :)

> We need a generic check that will tell us if any print queue is not in an 
> online state (any offline status).  Don't need to know particular queue nor 
> the exact issue, just something to provide an alert that we should check all 
> the queues on a host.
>
> Is there an check_nt that will do this?  I found a WMI script that may do 
> this with a mod.  Would the script have to exist on every print server or can 
> Icinga remote execute a WMI script local to the monitoring server?

If WMI is exposed via network you might just execute the script on the Icinga 2 
Linux host.

>
> I'm not the Icinga admin, using the forums to learn more and discuss/help an 
> overloaded admin.
>  Thanks for any ideas

Try to manually test the plugin as Icinga user, and find one for your likings. 
After that create a CheckCommand definition and integrate it into your 
monitoring system :)

Kind regards,
Michael

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