WMI Service Detector
The WMIDetector detects the availability of WMIConfiguration on a device when using Provisiond to scan it.
By default, it expects to make a WMI query to the Win32_ComputerSystem
class, checking for OK
from the Status object.
Configuration and use
Parameter | Description | Default value |
---|---|---|
username |
The username to use when authenticating against the WMI host. |
Administrator |
password |
The password to use when authenticating against the WMI host. |
none |
domain |
The Windows domain to use when authenticating against the WMI host. |
WORKGROUP |
wmiClass |
The class of instances within WMI.
An example would be the |
Win32_ComputerSystem |
wmiObject |
A WMI object is technically a member of a WMI property set.
Using the previous example of |
Status |
wmiWqlStr |
Microsoft WMI also implements an |
NOTSET |
compVal |
The value to use when performing a comparison against the WMIObject. |
OK |
compOp |
The compare operation is how you tell the OpenNMS WMI poller plugins how to verify the nature (up, critical) of a specific property within WMI. In the event of unequal comparisons, the system will always have the WMI value (as retrieved from the target) on the left. Available compare operations are:
The |
EQ |
matchType |
The match type configuration tells the system how to handle multiple instance results. Available match types are:
|
all |
namespace |
Every WMI class exists in a namespace.
The default namespace for most common classes is |
root/cimv2 |