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@RedFish
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With my regional seetings I had to modify the script, I also added some performance datas. The modifications do start afet line 48 : $now = (Get-Date).AddDays(-$period) $lastend = (Get-BEJobHistory -Name $name -FromLastJobRun).EndTime.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm") $laststart = (Get-BEJobHistory -Name $name -FromLastJobRun).StartTime $jobsize = (Get-BEJobHistory -Name $name -FromLastJobRun).TotalDataSizeBytes/1000000000 $jobsize = "{0:N0}" -f $jobsize $jobduration = (Get-BEJobHistory -Name $name -FromLastJobRun).ElapsedTime.Hours*60 +(Get-BEJobHistory -Name $name -FromLastJobRun).ElapsedTime.Minutes $name = " + $name + " if ($now -gt $laststart) { Write-Host "CRITICAL! Last run of job: $name on $lastend." exit 2 } else { $jobsize=$jobsize+"B" Write-Host "OK Job $name ($jobsize GB) completed successfully on $lastend in $jobduration minutes.|Job_size=$jobsize; Duration_minutes=$jobduration" exit 0 }
Reviewed 10 years ago
I had to modify the operators at lines 71,77,89 and 95 because they were "greater or equal" and "less or equal" instead of simply ">" or "Something I missed was the possibility to use directly textual MIB instead of the numeric OID, I saw that by using NetSNMP::OID it should be possible but did not have the time to try.
Reviewed 12 years ago
If interested let me know as I have no time to maintain a project. If you want to modify the check yourself the OID is .1.3.6.1.4.1.25506.2.6.1.1.1.1.6.65 (1 min CPU usage in %)
Reviewed 14 years ago
Hello, Great job this check worked great out of the box, I applied ruddockr suggestion to have CPU usage and not Idle time. I noticed two small issues : If you do not have any swap you get the divide by zero error noticed by helium_rday, as a quick fix I added a +1 in the division at line 290 and 291. I always get a empty disk io, the perfdata are there but the output is always : DISK OK io : |sda1_read=0.00;100;150 sda1_write=0.00;70;100 with nothing after the "io : ". I'm not a Perl expert but I noticed that the $return_str is initiliazed but no data is added to it.
Reviewed 13 years ago
Hi, I use this plugin a lot and I would like to make some suggestions. 1. When -f is used with --stp and --intspeed, I get stp and intspeed in the performance output, is there a way to avoid that ? (I tried with and without -S) 2. Checking the duplex mode could be great, for example by adding --intspeed=100Mb/full or 100Mb/half as options. Thanks anyway for that great software.