powershell loop to continous check if server is up
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Yep you just need to check the Status
property on the returned object like this:
$servers = "JOHNJ1", "JOHNJ2"
foreach ($server in $servers) {
$status = (get-service -Name lanmanserver -ComputerName $server).Status
if ($status -eq "Running") {
"Its Up!"
} else {
"Its Down!"
}
}
Update Here is an example of how to wait for a server to become online:
$servers = "JOHNJ1", "JOHNJ2"
foreach ($server in $servers) {
while ( (get-service -Name lanmanserver -ComputerName $server).Status -ne "Running" ) {
"Waiting for $server ..."
Start-Sleep -Seconds 10
}
"$server is Up!"
}
Author by
BigCAT41
Updated on February 15, 2020Comments
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BigCAT41 about 4 years
I want to run a script to check if 5 servers are up and running based on a specific service is running.If that service is running then we know that server is up and accesible. If it does not reply with a response back then I want it to continously check for it. Heres what I got so far:
Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNJ1 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNJ2 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHND1 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNM Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNI start-sleep 90