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partisan422019-04-29 09:27:11
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partisan42, 2019-04-29 09:27:11

How to display the temperature value of the processor in a txt file?

Good day.
There is a need to monitor the temperature of the processor in zabbix.
But as I understand it, Zabbix cannot do this out of the box. So you need to screw a third-party tool. And here is the crux of the problem.
1) OpenHardwareMonitor has CLI, but unfortunately not all target PCs have picked up sensors on the processor.
2) PS script. Besides not on all target machines behaves adequately. On some, the value is generally static.
3) HWmonitor, behaves perfectly everywhere, but I did not find any hint of CLI in it.
4) Aida64. Paid and see item 3.
Tell me what I'm doing wrong, or maybe there is a tool that will satisfy my needs ....
PS. OS on target Windows machines, from 2008 to 2016

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pfg21, 2019-04-29
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install Linux :)
in Windows STE is the secret behind the seven patches
lumpics.ru/how-read-cpu-temperature-in-windows-7

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rPman, 2019-04-29
@rPman

The reason is the lack of a normal (or rather, support for the existing) standard for interrogating temperature sensors.
Since HWMonitor suits you, you can either buy the SDK (prices on demand), since this is an adware application, or write an application using autoit that will either periodically save the current state to a file by making a request through the menu, or write the same application on winapi, pulling the WM_... methods, in this case, you can even hide the application window so that it does not even catch the keyboard focus.

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a3or, 2020-07-05
@a3or

"PS. OS on target Windows machines, from 2008 to 2016"
What about server hardware? Many servers, HPE for example, are able to give this data via SNMP.

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