NT Admin Utilities Set

Admin Command line utilities set. 

Allows you to inspect a state different
services of Windows NT/2000 from batch files and 
To react to the arisen problems by any friend
for you by a way. Is possible dispatch of the notification
on cellular phone by using Text2SMS program , which one 
can be received from http://www.hs-lab.com/  

Package consists from:

- IsDialUpEntry.exe - checks up, whether modem entry is connected.

Usage:
 	IsDialUpEntry.exe ENTRY_NAME
Return values:
	 0 - "ENTRY_NAME" not found or not connected;
 	 1 - the connection is active;
 	 3 - error of the program or command line.

Example: see IsDialUpEntry.cmd


- IsPriner.exe - checks up a state of the printer.

Usage:
 	IsPriner.exe \\ SERVER_NAME\PRINTER_SHARE_NAME
 	IsPriner.exe PRINTER_NAME
Return values:
	 0 - printer or the server is not found;
	 1 - the printer is ready;
	 2 - printer paused;
	 3 - error of the program or command line.
	
Example: see IsPriner.cmd


- IsFreeSpace.exe - checks up quantity of a free place on the disk;

Usage:
 	IsFreeSpace.exe \\ SERVER_NAME\DRIVE_LETTER $ SPACE_MBYTES
 	IsFreeSpace.exe DRIVE_LETTER:\ SPACE_MBYTES.
Return values:
	 0 - disk or the server is not found;
	 1 - free space < SPACE_MBYTES;
	 2 - the free spaces >= SPACE_MBYTES;
	 3 - error of the program or command line. 	

Example: see IsFreeSpace.cmd 	

- IsNTService.exe - checks up a NT service status;

Usage:
 	IsNTService.exe \\ SERVER_NAME SERVICE_NAME
 	IsNTService.exe SERVICE_NAME
Return values:
	 0 - service or the server is not found;
	 1 - the service is running;
	 2 - service is paused;
	 3 - service is stopped;
	 4 - service in intermediate state;
	 5 - error of the program or command line. 	

Example: see IsNTService.cmd

- IsFile.exe - checks up file size;

Usage:
 	IsFile.exe \\ SERVER_NAME\DRIVE_LETTER $\FILE_NAME SIZE_MBYTES
 	IsFile.exe DRIVE_LETTER:\FILE_NAME SIZE_MBYTES.
Return values:
	 0 - file or the server is not found;
	 1 - file size < SIZE_MBYTES;
	 2 - file size > = SIZE_MBYTES;
	 3 - error of the program or command line.

Example: see IsFile.cmd

- IsNTHost.exe - checks up availability of the NT server;

Usage:
 	IsNTHost.exe \\ SERVER_NAME
Return values:
	 0 - the server is not accessible or is not found;
	 1 - the server is accessible;
	 2 - error of the program or command line.
	
Example: see IsNTHost.cmd

- IsProcess.exe - checks up availability of the process in memory;

Usage:
 	IsProcess.exe PROCESS_MODULE_NAME
Usage:
	 0 - the process is not loaded in memory;
	 1 - process in memory;
	 2 - error of the program or command line.

Example: see IsProcess.cmd

- IsPingTime.exe checks up ping time  to a host (round trip time);

Usage:
 	IsPingTime.exe HOST_NAME (or host IP) REPLAY_TIME (milliseconds)
Usage:
	 0 - host is not found or timeout has expired;
	 1 - ping time  < REPLAY_TIME
	 2 - ping time  > = REPLAY_TIME
	 3 - error of the program or command line.

Example: see IsPingTime.cmd

- IsModemSpeed.exe - checks up speed of connection of the modem

Usage:
 	IsModemSpeed.exe MODEM_NAME SPEED (bps)
Usage:
	 0 - the modem is not found whether or not connection;
	 1 - speed of connection < SPEED (bps)
	 2 - speed of connection > = SPEED (bps)
	 3 - error of the program or command line.
	
Example: see IsModemSpeed.cmd
	
- IsIPService.exe - checks up availability of TCP service; 	
Usage:
 	IsIPService.exe HOST_NAME PORT_NUMBER
Usage:
	 0 - host or the port is not accessible;
	 1 - the service is accessible on PORT_NUMBER
	 3 - error of the program or command line.

Example: see IsIPService.cmd
	