ActiveXperts Network Monitor KB - Monitoring VBScript
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'Monitoring VBScript' Knowledge Base Articles
| Q7200010 | Is it possible to debug my VBScript based checks? |
| There's an online ActiveXperts VBScript Guidelines page available here. It tells you how to write new VBScript checks, how to test these scripts and how to use the ActiveXperts VBScript debugger. ... | |
| Q7200020 | When running a custom VBScript script, it gives me an error on WScript.Echo. How can I use WScript.Echo? |
| WScript.Echo only works for a script that is called by a command line interpreter (i.e. CSCRIPT or WSCRIPT). You should avoid all console-related functions. The online Network Monitor VBScript Guidelines explain how to write VBScript checks for ActiveXperts Network Monitor, and provides informati ... | |
| Q7200025 | I want to use double-quotes as parameters for my script. How can I do this? |
| To pass a regular string parameter to your VBScript function, you should use double-quotes , e.g.: "\\myserver\c$" If you want to have a double-quote as part of the string passed to the function, you should escape the double-quote character by a double-quote, e.g.: "ActiveXperts Softwa ... |
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