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A PowerShell script like this should do the trick. This can be called via Nagios and will return an exit code of 0 and "OK: All printers are normal" or an exit code of 2 and information about the printer(s) that have a problem.
#Initialize variables
$nagiosStatus = "0"
$nagiosDescription = ""
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions = New-Object string[] 12
#Assign error state descriptions - see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa394363(v=vs.85).aspx
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[0] = "Unknown"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[1] = "Other"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[2] = "No Error"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[3] = "Low Paper"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[4] = "No Paper"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[5] = "Low Toner"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[6] = "No Toner"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[7] = "Door Open"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[8] = "Jammed"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[9] = "Offline"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[10] = "Service Requested"
$detectedErrorStateDescriptions[11] = "Output Bin Full"
#Check the status of each printer on the system
ForEach ( $printer in ( Get-WmiObject win32_printer ) ) {
If ( ( $printer.DetectedErrorState -ne "0" ) -and ( $printer.DetectedErrorState -ne "2" ) ) {
$nagiosStatus = "2"
If ($nagiosDescription -ne "") {
$nagiosDescription = $nagiosDescription + ", "
}
$nagiosDescription = $nagiosDescription + $printer.Name + ":" + $detectedErrorStateDescriptions[$printer.DetectedErrorState]
}
}
#Output the status
If ( $nagiosStatus -eq "2" ) {
Write-Host "CRITICAL: " $nagiosDescription
}
Else {
Write-Host "OK: All printers are normal"
}
exit $nagiosStatus
I do not have a Nagios installation available to me for testing at the moment, but this is modified from another PowerShell script that I used to use with Nagios.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa394363(v=vs.85).aspx for further information about possible information you can get from the win32_printer WMI object.