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check_disk_iostat
Current Version
1.0.0
Last Release Date
2011-07-18
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_disk_iostat.vbs | check_disk_iostat.vbs |
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Name, AvgDiskQueueLength, DiskReadBytesPersec, DiskWriteBytesPersec, PercentDiskTime.
Check AvgDiskQueueLength parameter to warning/critical levels.
This script must be placed to script directory of NSClient++.
You must append following information to nsclient.ini:
[External Alias]
check_disk_iostat=check_disk_iostat_vbs
[Wrapped Scripts]
check_disk_iostat_vbs=check_disk_iostat.vbs /warning:10 /critical:15
Thresholds are applied to AvgDiskQueueLength parameter.
Result data is correct displayed by NagiosGraph without any changes of map file.
Sample script output:
[test@nagios ~]# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H 10.0.0.2 -c check_disk_iostat
Disk iostat| 0 C:AvgDiskQueueLength=0 DiskReadBytesPersec=0 DiskWriteBytesPersec=0 PercentDiskTime=0
OK:
You must append following information to nsclient.ini:
[External Alias]
check_disk_iostat=check_disk_iostat_vbs
[Wrapped Scripts]
check_disk_iostat_vbs=check_disk_iostat.vbs /warning:10 /critical:15
Thresholds are applied to AvgDiskQueueLength parameter.
Result data is correct displayed by NagiosGraph without any changes of map file.
Sample script output:
[test@nagios ~]# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H 10.0.0.2 -c check_disk_iostat
Disk iostat| 0 C:AvgDiskQueueLength=0 DiskReadBytesPersec=0 DiskWriteBytesPersec=0 PercentDiskTime=0
OK:
Reviews (4)
byshan_1986, January 1, 2014
Hello Everyone,
Could anyone help me with this. I have copied the disk_iostat.vbs script in my windows machine. But when i execute, it gives me the output as "0".
Please guide me with suggestions to get it worked.
Thank you,
Sudarshan.
Could anyone help me with this. I have copied the disk_iostat.vbs script in my windows machine. But when i execute, it gives me the output as "0".
Please guide me with suggestions to get it worked.
Thank you,
Sudarshan.
Hi,
If I check this script with check_nrpe, always I get the following output:
# ./check_nrpe -H 192.168.70.133 -c check_disk_iostat
OK: Disk windows iostat
And when I try to execute the vb script within windows I get:
Class not defined: 'NagiosPlugin'
Code: 800A01FA
How to solve this issue?
Thank you.
Best,
Sat.
If I check this script with check_nrpe, always I get the following output:
# ./check_nrpe -H 192.168.70.133 -c check_disk_iostat
OK: Disk windows iostat
And when I try to execute the vb script within windows I get:
Class not defined: 'NagiosPlugin'
Code: 800A01FA
How to solve this issue?
Thank you.
Best,
Sat.
bymmindtho, October 25, 2011
Hello,
I've tried this plugin and the script is working with NSClient and NRPE. But all values of class Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfDisk_PhysicalDisk are always zero. As I discover by looking around in some discussion forums it is likely because of the data type integer and rounding issues.
Is this class the right one?
I've tried this plugin and the script is working with NSClient and NRPE. But all values of class Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfDisk_PhysicalDisk are always zero. As I discover by looking around in some discussion forums it is likely because of the data type integer and rounding issues.
Is this class the right one?
I have installed this on a test server under NSclient++\scripts. As documented in the notes it fails with "ExternalCommands: failed to create process (check_disk_iostat_vbs): 2 The system cannot find the file specified". If I include in the [External Scripts] section and give the full path to the script I get a Class not Defined: 'NagiosPlugin' which suggests there is a wrapper script missing where the classes get defined. Please help.
Owner's reply
Sorry for delay.
Could you show your nsclient.ini? It seems to me you have this because of configuration external script engine.
