Status of services on intranet page

[timbo343]

Is there a way to show a status of services automatically on our intranet page? At the moment i have to update it manually but it would be if a ping or a check failed so it would appear i red an say offline.

 

I'd be grateful if anyone could help.

[AJWhite1970]

Yes, there is a status script in an EduGeek post from a few years ago that does just that as i use it all the time. I’ll try and find it but it’s a php script and looks like this (and yes my DPM server is off at the mo!!)

 

[timbo343]

Many thanks, i was mainly thinking of the internet status but this goes one step further.

[AJWhite1970]

I've had a long search but I can't find the original post to link to (so apologies to the author but if I do find it I'll link it in this post) but if you PM me your email address I'll email you a copy of the code I edited and use daily.

[ADMaster]

Can you just post it on the forum, so this doesn't turn into 100 posts of me too like the the stealing gpo thread?

 

If you or someone else finds the original author, a mod can update your post to give credit where credit is due.

 

Thanks

[Arthur]

I've had a long search but I can't find the original post to link to

Was it @zag's PHP Server Monitor? The tick/cross images look the same.

 

www.edugeek.net/forums/web-development/49653-php-server-monitor.html#post455419

Edited September 22, 2018 by Arthur

[AJWhite1970]

That’s the one!!!! [emoji106]

[timbo343]

Thanks everyone. Just need to work out how to get php to work on an iis server.

[AJWhite1970]

Easiest way, not just for php but most things IIS, is to run the Microsoft Web Platform Installer on your IIS server and then get it to install the latest PHP

 

https://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx

[timbo343]

Cheers, i found that last night. I tried installing php 6.x but some of it failed. Will install v7 and the v7 manager too.

[timbo343]

Up and running on a test server - thanks everyone!