How to monitor free space on C: of Servers

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David Reed

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for a way to monitor the hard drive space on the C: partition of
my Win2k Server (with AD installed). I need to do something 'free'. I need
some sort of alert, either an email via our Exchange 2000 Server, or a
message sent to my machine.

Anyone got any thoughts?

David
 
Posting this to all these groups is going to get you yelled at. Please post
to one or two on-topic groups. (At least you didn't multipost though. :])

for /f "tokens=3" %q in ('dir /-c /a:d C:\ ^|find "bytes free"') do (if %q
LSS 104857600 net send DAVID %computername% only has %q bytes free)

If my math is right, 104857600 is 100 MB. If you'd like a script in another
language or something beyond just a simple net send alert, try posting ONE
of the .scripting groups, such as microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting.

Ray at work
 
Hi Ray,

That's okay, I'm in the IT field. I'm used to being yelled at. :)

Thanks for your suggestion. I was wondering if there was any way to use a
performance alert or something like that to do it, so I could be notified
via email or a message sent to my machine.

Any thoughts on that?

Regards,

David


Ray at said:
Posting this to all these groups is going to get you yelled at. Please post
to one or two on-topic groups. (At least you didn't multipost though. :])

for /f "tokens=3" %q in ('dir /-c /a:d C:\ ^|find "bytes free"') do (if %q
LSS 104857600 net send DAVID %computername% only has %q bytes free)

If my math is right, 104857600 is 100 MB. If you'd like a script in another
language or something beyond just a simple net send alert, try posting ONE
of the .scripting groups, such as microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting.

Ray at work

David Reed said:
Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for a way to monitor the hard drive space on the C:
partition
of
my Win2k Server (with AD installed). I need to do something 'free'. I need
some sort of alert, either an email via our Exchange 2000 Server, or a
message sent to my machine.

Anyone got any thoughts?

David
 
I bet you'll come up with an answer to those questions in a SCRIPTING group.
hint hint :]

Ray at work

David Reed said:
Hi Ray,

That's okay, I'm in the IT field. I'm used to being yelled at. :)

Thanks for your suggestion. I was wondering if there was any way to use a
performance alert or something like that to do it, so I could be notified
via email or a message sent to my machine.

Any thoughts on that?

Regards,

David


Ray at said:
Posting this to all these groups is going to get you yelled at. Please post
to one or two on-topic groups. (At least you didn't multipost though. :])

for /f "tokens=3" %q in ('dir /-c /a:d C:\ ^|find "bytes free"') do (if %q
LSS 104857600 net send DAVID %computername% only has %q bytes free)

If my math is right, 104857600 is 100 MB. If you'd like a script in another
language or something beyond just a simple net send alert, try posting ONE
of the .scripting groups, such as microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting.

Ray at work

David Reed said:
Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for a way to monitor the hard drive space on the C:
partition
of
my Win2k Server (with AD installed). I need to do something 'free'.
I
need
some sort of alert, either an email via our Exchange 2000 Server, or a
message sent to my machine.

Anyone got any thoughts?

David
 
won't Disk Quota tool do what you want...... its one of the tools for every
drive ...

David Ashley


Ray at said:
I bet you'll come up with an answer to those questions in a SCRIPTING group.
hint hint :]

Ray at work

David Reed said:
Hi Ray,

That's okay, I'm in the IT field. I'm used to being yelled at. :)

Thanks for your suggestion. I was wondering if there was any way to use a
performance alert or something like that to do it, so I could be notified
via email or a message sent to my machine.

Any thoughts on that?

Regards,

David


Ray at said:
Posting this to all these groups is going to get you yelled at.
Please
post
to one or two on-topic groups. (At least you didn't multipost though. :])

for /f "tokens=3" %q in ('dir /-c /a:d C:\ ^|find "bytes free"') do
(if
 
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