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This is a quick-and-dirty way to get NetApp disk utilization into Nagios via the nsca add-on, so use it in that spirit. Installation procedure is: 1. Connect to NetApp filer GUI, FilerView, Security, rsh access. Add your Nagios host name, user nagios (for example). 2. Select a convenient Linux host from which to monitor and create a monitoring account, e.g. nagios. From the command line, test rsh access using rsh filer_name df -g. You should receive the df output. If not, resolve the rsh problem. 3. Install the nsca add-on per instructions in http://nagios.sourceforge.net/download/contrib/documentation/misc/NSCA_Setup.pdf.pdf 4. Install the attached scripts netapp.sh and netapp.awk and update for local conditions. Test from command line. 5. Set up a cron to run netapp.sh every 5 minutes.
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2010-08-18
Owner
Steven Teeter
License
GPL
Compatible With
This is a quick-and-dirty way to get NetApp disk utilization into Nagios via the nsca add-on, so use it in that spirit. Installation procedure is:
1. Connect to NetApp filer GUI, FilerView, Security, rsh access. Add your Nagios host name, user nagios (for example).
2. Select a convenient Linux host from which to monitor and create a monitoring account, e.g. nagios. From the command line, test rsh access using rsh filer_name df -g. You should receive the df output. If not, resolve the rsh problem.
3. Install the nsca add-on per instructions in http://nagios.sourceforge.net/download/contrib/documentation/misc/NSCA_Setup.pdf.pdf
4. Install the attached scripts netapp.sh and netapp.awk and update for local conditions. Test from command line.
5. Set up a cron to run netapp.sh every 5 minutes.
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