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check_netapp2
Similar to its predecessor, it can check netapp SNMP status on a number of variables. The logic has been revamped and the script set to allow for simple expansion of new checks (like qtree status)
Inside the script is a hash of hash that stores all the config data for the variable to check.
For example:
'FAILEDDISK' =>
{ 'oid' => '.1.3.6.1.4.1.789.1.6.4.7',
'answer' => 'Disks failed: %d',
'perfdata' => 'faileddisk=%d',
'help' => '%s - disk failed state',
},
you can also create specialized subroutines to deal with more challenging tests like volume or quota utilization. (examples included in the script)
Inside the script is a hash of hash that stores all the config data for the variable to check.
For example:
'FAILEDDISK' =>
{ 'oid' => '.1.3.6.1.4.1.789.1.6.4.7',
'answer' => 'Disks failed: %d',
'perfdata' => 'faileddisk=%d',
'help' => '%s - disk failed state',
},
you can also create specialized subroutines to deal with more challenging tests like volume or quota utilization. (examples included in the script)
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