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plugin to check flexm status and usage(number of license pulling)
Current Version
0.1
Last Release Date
2012-12-27
Compatible With
- Nagios 1.x
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios XI
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
52903
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_license_status.plx | check flexm status and usage |
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It takes the port number and the license server hostname as argument
It checks whether the license server is running on the given port@host and it also checks how many licenses are pulled from the remote license server by greping the local server hostname.
Here in the script, replace the $lmpath with the path to lmutil.
Replace the $serv with the local prod server hostname from where license is pulled.
It checks whether the license server is running on the given port@host and it also checks how many licenses are pulled from the remote license server by greping the local server hostname.
Here in the script, replace the $lmpath with the path to lmutil.
Replace the $serv with the local prod server hostname from where license is pulled.
Reviews (1)
byruddockr, February 4, 2014
the syntax of the line:
$users =`$lmpath lmstat -c $licsrv -a | grep -i $serv | wc -l`;
does NOT yield number of licenses served but just a line list containing $serv
(which is just the server name)
needs updated for newer lmgrd tools. maybe worked on an old lmutil version but not current ones (v9 or greater)
$users =`$lmpath lmstat -c $licsrv -a | grep -i $serv | wc -l`;
does NOT yield number of licenses served but just a line list containing $serv
(which is just the server name)
needs updated for newer lmgrd tools. maybe worked on an old lmutil version but not current ones (v9 or greater)
