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A collection of Windows check plugins for the Icinga PowerShell Framework

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The description of this plugins says "Checks the **state**, accessibility and usage of a physical disk." This should also include the "physical health" or integrity of the disks structure (e.g....

In your usual corporate network you have several HTTP things which speak TLS (HTTPS) but your CA might not be everywhere or there are too many CA or something else....

Hi, am I the only one or would it be nice to have some additional information of the certificates returned by this check (at least with verbosity mode)? I think...

Hello! We have stumbled over an issue, which happens from time to time on new systems and leads to false-positive alerts. When new systems with empty storage go into production,...

We have noticed high CPU usage alerts after adding a couple of smaller Windows application server VMs to the Icinga monitoring using the PowerShell framework/plugins. Upon monitoring the process explorer,...

If WMI-data is wrong for a volume/device/drive the plugin probably reports negative value for used space: Invoke-IcingaCheckUsedPartitionSpace -CheckUsedSpace -SkipUnknown -Exclude 'C' [OK] Used Partition Space: 5 Ok | 'k::ifw_partitionspace::used'=-50476310000B;;;0;2147346000000 0...

With Icinga Director 1.11.2 (no other version tested yet) I currently need to import [the Director Basket](https://github.com/Icinga/icinga-powershell-plugins/blob/v1.12.0/config/director/Plugins_Bundle.json) twice. After the first import (restore to database) **all** commands are marked with...

Previously the "-IgnoreService" flag did only prevent the specific `IcingaCheck` from becoming `CRITICAL` (which does not prevent it from becoming `UNKNOWN`!). This does not really fit the definition of "ignore"...

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I am attempting to monitor Event IDs 11 and 15 in a single command using Invoke-IcingaCheckEventlog for the Application event log (-LogName Application) with the parameters -IncludeSource AdmPwd and -IncludeEntryType...