Re: Display the primary server in a Microsoft SQL Server cluster

I don't mind sharing.   Just too bad I cannot remember what installation I actually put that on to get the exact code 

But, few minutes on notepad, something like this should work out as a starting point.  Should be pretty straight forward to add in additional service checks.

$target1 = "<primary IP address>"

$target2 = "<secondary IP address>"

$targetapp1 = (get-service -ComputerName $target1 -name 'MSSQLSERVER').Status;

$targetapp2 = (get-service -ComputerName $target2 -name 'MSSQLSERVER').Status;

if ($targetapp1 -eq 'Running')

{write "Statistic.appstatus: 0";

write "Message.appstatus: $targetapp1";}

elseif ($targetapp2 -eq 'Running')

{write "Statistic.appstatus: 1";

write "Message.appstatus: $targetapp2";}

else

{write "Statistic.appstatus: 2";

write "Message.appstatus: $targetapp1";}

exit (0);