This script shows basic examples of how to monitor Windows system resources using Powershell.
- Powershell v5.1
- Server - Name of the server you are targeting to monitor
- Load - CPU usage in %
- Drive - Drive you are checking for the amount of freespace
- Freespace - Freespace in % you want to monitor for
- Amount - Amount of free RAM in %
- ServiceName - Name of service to check the status of (wildcards supported)
- Monitor - Which type of monitor: cpu, disk, ram, service, ping, process, port, partition, resizepartition, loggedonuser
- Process - Name of process you want to monitor
- Port - Port you want to monitor
- Disk - Disk that you want information on or to resize
- Partition - Partition that you want to resize
- Size - Size in GB that you want to resize the partition too
Example:
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Windows_Monitors.ps1" -server <myserver> -monitor <disk> -drive c -freespace 10
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