Query current host status via CLI

[Jeffcoat, Al]

Hello All,

 

One of my Intel admins has asked if there is a way to determine the
total number of citrix sessions in use using hobbit.  We are currently
using the citrix plug-in, but he would like the same information
displayed as a total for the farm.  I'm sure there are ways within
windows to do this, but I am not a windows admin.  I know that I could
easily to this from the command line in many ways.  

 

My three questions are:

 

1.       Is anyone already doing this?

2.       Is there a way from the command line on the hobbit server to
determine the most current status for a hobbit client?  My thought was
to scrape the include file for the citrix servers in question, feed it
to a for loop, and then query the status,  and then just count up the
logged in clients.  I've looked in the files in ~/data, and do not see
current status messages there.

3.       Can anyone think of a better way than in question #2, assuming
I can get the most current status message via CLI?

 

Thanks,

 

Al


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