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check_promise_vtrak_chassis
Last Release Date
2012-03-05
Compatible With
- Nagios 1.x
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios XI
- Nagios Fusion
Owner
License
MIT
Hits
93397
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_promise_chassis.pl | check_promise_chassis.pl |
Thanks to contributions, this should support:
* VTrak M200i, M200, E310, M300i, E830 and compatible models
This Nagios plugin will check the follow aspects of a Promise VTrak M200i disk shelf:
* the status of each of the physical hard drives;
* the battery status;
* the power supply units' status;
* the status of the "cooling devices" (i.e. the fans);
* the status of each of the temperature sensors; and
* whether any drives are offline, have a PFA status, are rebuilding or are missing.
Extended in march 2012 by Carsten Grammes at DIaLOGIKa to support VTrak M200i, M200, E310, M300i and compatible models.
* the status of each of the physical hard drives;
* the battery status;
* the power supply units' status;
* the status of the "cooling devices" (i.e. the fans);
* the status of each of the temperature sensors; and
* whether any drives are offline, have a PFA status, are rebuilding or are missing.
Extended in march 2012 by Carsten Grammes at DIaLOGIKa to support VTrak M200i, M200, E310, M300i and compatible models.
Reviews (1)
bydavewatkins, March 17, 2014
It works really well, the E610 is compatible with the E310 model so you can just use that model.
It might be nice to be able to expand this out so each set of checks can be returned separately so it can run as more than one service each returning, for example disk status, PSU status, Fan status etc. Really though that's me nitpicking, it works perfectly as it is
It might be nice to be able to expand this out so each set of checks can be returned separately so it can run as more than one service each returning, for example disk status, PSU status, Fan status etc. Really though that's me nitpicking, it works perfectly as it is
