Exchange 2010 Queue Health

# Test Queue Health
#
# This script will look at each queue and determine the status of each.
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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#
#
#
# History:
#   Version 1.x
#     Originally created by Joshua Kirkes (joshua@awesomejar.com)
#     at AwesomeJar Consulting, LLC in San Francisco, CA
#
#   Revision 1.1
#    Created by Marc Koene
#
#   Version 2.0 (with performance data)
#    Created by Bastian W. [Bastian@gmx-ist-cool.de]
#
#
# Revision History
# 2011-05-23    Joshua Kirkes       Created 1.0
# 2011-07-07    Marc Koene          Revision 1.1
# 2011-09-19    Bastian W.          2.0:
#                                     * Added variable for the hubserver
#                                     * checked if PSSnapin is loaded
#
# 2012-02-24    Bastian W.          2.1:
#                                     * added Nagios performance counters
#
#
# To execute from within NSClient++
#
# [NRPE Handlers]
# check_exchange_mailqueue=cmd /c echo C:\Scripts\Nagios\NagiosMonitoring_ExchangeQueueHealth.ps1 | PowerShell.exe -Command -
#
# On the check_nrpe command include the -t 30, since it takes some time to load the Exchange cmdlet's.

if ( (Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010 -ErrorAction:SilentlyContinue) -eq $null)
{
    Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010
}

$NagiosStatus = "0"
$NagiosDescription = ""
$NagiosPerfData = ""

ForEach ($Queue in Get-Queue -Server $env:computername)
{

            # Look for lagged queues - critical if over 100
                if ($Queue.MessageCount -gt "100" )
                {
                    # Format the output for Nagios
                    if ($NagiosDescription -ne "")
                    {
                        # we already have a message queue description, so we will add a separator
                        $NagiosDescription = $NagiosDescription + ", "
                    }
                    $NagiosDescription = $NagiosDescription + $Queue.MessageCount + " messages to " + $Queue.NextHopDomain

                    # Set the status to failed.
                    $NagiosStatus = "2"

                # Look for lagged queues - warning if over 50
                }
                elseif ($Queue.MessageCount -gt "50")
                {
                    # Format the output for Nagios
                    if ($NagiosDescription -ne "")
                    {
                        # we already have a message queue description, so we will add a separator
                        $NagiosDescription = $NagiosDescription + ", "
                    }

                    $NagiosDescription = $NagiosDescription + $Queue.MessageCount + " messages to " + $Queue.NextHopDomain

                    # Don't lower the status level if we already have a critical event
                    if ($NagiosStatus -ne "2")
                    {
                        $NagiosStatus = "1"
                    }
                }
}


# Output, what level should we tell our caller?
$NagiosPerfData = "|queue=" + $Queue.MessageCount + ";10;20;0"
$NagiosPerfData = $NagiosPerfData -replace " ", ""

if ($NagiosStatus -eq "2")
{
    Write-Host "CRITICAL: " $NagiosDescription" "$NagiosPerfData
}
elseif ($NagiosStatus -eq "1")
{
    Write-Host "WARNING: " $NagiosDescription" "$NagiosPerfData
}
else
{
    Write-Host "OK: All mail queues within limits. "$NagiosPerfData
}

exit $NagiosStatus