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Check health and perf data of MD3200 and MD3000. Requires SMcli be installed on the system. And centreon/nagios have rights to execute it.
2015/03/27: Added a –no-ping-check option
If you can provide results of the following smcli command, it would be nice: * show storagearray healthstatus; * show storagearray batteryage; * show storagearray unreadablesectors; to improve the parsing. There are some things i can’t simulate.
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March 26, 2015
Owner
Olivier Ragain
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Before doing the query, checks if the controllers are available to avoid timeout. I would not advise to run this every minute. The query via SMcli take a long time. (30 seconds usually) Health wise: * output all failures detected even if not known * check controllers, battery, paths, * check power (only 3200) Performance wise: * output data for the virtualdisks * able to make totals per storage array / controllers * filter of perf data possible Examples: * ./check_dell_md3200 --c1 IP1 --c2 IP2 --mode 'virtualdisks' -a 'Current KB' -r 'emptyset' --perf --md3000 => Optimal - VD ARCHIVE Current KB/second =0.0,VD DATA Current KB/second =304.0,VD QORUM Current KB/second =1738.4,Total Current KB/second =2042.4|VD_ARCHIVE_Current_KB/second_=0.0 * ./check_dell_md3200 --c1 IP1 --c2 IP2 --health => TBD
Is the performance data output not in a format that pnp4nagios understands? If that's the case, can someone change it? @CK7: I had similar results, but I think I fixed it. Some of the variables have single hyphens, but worked when I changed them to double hyphens like the other variables. Try this command line, instead: [ ./check_dell_md3200 --c1 MyIP1 --c2 MyIP2 --mode 'virtualdisks' --a 'Current KB' --r 'emptyset' --perf --md3000 ]
Hi I execute this check [ ./check_dell_md3200 --c1 MyIP1 --c2 MyIP2 --mode 'virtualdisks' -a 'Current KB' -r 'emptyset' --perf --md3000 ] but the result is different about your result. My result is: Optimal - 0. What does mean that zero? Regards
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