This NAGIOS plugin allows to remotely monitor Windows hosts in a agentless fashion.
Technically it is using the Win32 API from a Windows proxy server to the remote host. Syntax wise it mirrors NSClient++ features.
You probably know nmon for Linux and AIX if you come to this page...
Let me share some very sweet painting of one of the most famous french rococo painter of the 18th Century. More information from Wikipedia can be found here.
Just to share few interesting facts and pictures I have gathered over time!
I own myself a HTC Touch 3G, nice little toy, very fast, good battery life, 3G. Only thing I miss is FM radio and video output to watch movies from TV when I travel.
Using PocketPC for over 6 years, Microsoft has really failed to release any real innovation since its early time, they are still at the age of a port from desktop to mobile... HTC tries to enhance this, but this is still a nice "glacage" (in French, refers to the shiny layer over a cake), no real integration.
There are tons of information out there. The sites bellow will help you find the right free tools:
So much tools, toys, code out there! May I suggest few of my favorite items.
Mobile TaskManager: view CPU and RAM usage and running processes
http://www.iaccarino.de/silvio/ppcstuff.htmTouchPal: super user friendly keyboard. Switching between languages is super easy
http://www.cootek.com/
Supporting Asian languages is quite a challenge for app and OS developers. By chance, well I should say by some recent enhancements, Windows Mobile carries strings natively with 2 bytes characters. Unfortunately the non Asian versions of the OS do not display characters outside the ASCII 256 bytes range characters, but only show white squares.
Switch off your light and check if you see a difference...
So what is the result, please post it now! Thanks
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