check_msa

Very useful for my needs a real lifesaver! Thank you!
I use it as is on an MSA2212fc. All work as they should, the only thing I have a problem with is the enclosure check which reports 2 normally absent slots as a critical error. Is there a workaroud (even hardcoded I don't mind) to exclude some slots of the enclosure for this check to be useful?

Thank you and keep it up!
Grigoris

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This plugin is working well on my HP SAN MSA 2040 Storage.

The CLI Output is:

./check_msa -u nagios -p N@gios123 -h 172.16.1.124
OK: [Vdisk1 (6594.6GB,RAID5,12/) FTOL] [Vdisk2 (9592.2GB,RAID5,5/) FTOL] [CTRLs OK]
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It gives perfect information of,

Total Disk Space
RAID Configured
No of. Disks allotted.
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Here is the commands.cfg file:

define command{
command_name check_msa_2040
command_line $USER1$/check_msa -u nagios -p N@gios123 -h 172.16.1.124
}
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Here is the san.cfg file:

define service{
use generic-service
host_name HP-MSA2040_SP1
service_description Vdisks_RAID_Space_Info
check_command check_msa_2040
check_interval 30
retry_interval 1
}
#################################

But, Nagios Frontend is still giving Net/Telnet.pm & Net/XML.pm error.

Strange thing is, I've already installed both missing plugins thru. CPAN...!!!

Can anyone help?

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