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Disk check with snmp
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Depends
basic plugins for nagios
Specifically utils.sh and check_snmp
Usage
check_disk.sh -H host -C community -i index -w range -c range -l disk_label
check_disk.sh -h
check_disk.sh -v
Options:
-H Hostname for snmp disk query
-C Community for snmp disk query
-i Index for OID (dskPercent)
-w Range(s) which will not result in a WARNING status
-c Range(s) which will not result in a CRITICAL status
-l disk label
--help -l Print this help information
--version -v Print version of plugin
- Ranges are inclusive and are indicated with colons. When specified as
min:max a STATE_OK will be returned if the result is within the indicated
range or is equal to the upper or lower bound. A non-OK state will be
returned if the result is outside the specified range.
- If specified in the order max:min a non-OK state will be returned if the
result is within the (inclusive) range.
Example
check_disk.sh -H foo.bar -C public -i 1 -w 0:89 -c 0:94 -l "/"
basic plugins for nagios
Specifically utils.sh and check_snmp
Usage
check_disk.sh -H host -C community -i index -w range -c range -l disk_label
check_disk.sh -h
check_disk.sh -v
Options:
-H Hostname for snmp disk query
-C Community for snmp disk query
-i Index for OID (dskPercent)
-w Range(s) which will not result in a WARNING status
-c Range(s) which will not result in a CRITICAL status
-l disk label
--help -l Print this help information
--version -v Print version of plugin
- Ranges are inclusive and are indicated with colons. When specified as
min:max a STATE_OK will be returned if the result is within the indicated
range or is equal to the upper or lower bound. A non-OK state will be
returned if the result is outside the specified range.
- If specified in the order max:min a non-OK state will be returned if the
result is within the (inclusive) range.
Example
check_disk.sh -H foo.bar -C public -i 1 -w 0:89 -c 0:94 -l "/"
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