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HP Lefthand SAN/iQ hardware and software check

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Description:

Check script for HP LeftHand SAN/iQ devices.
Gives status of hardware, drive information and array information.

Current Version

1.3

Last Release Date

2015-11-09

Compatible With

  • Nagios 3.x
  • Nagios 4.x

Owner

Tom Paah

License

GPL

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FileDescription
check_lefthand.sh

Check script

Project Notes
Uses SNMP queries to fetch information. Built and tested on following SAN/IQ versions 11.5.00.0673.0 12.0.00.0725.0 Will raise WARNING condition on most hardware or array based faults. Drive temperature can generate CRITICAL condition. Usage: ./check_lefthand.sh [-v] -H host[:port] -C community [-T test type] Options: -h Print detailed help screen -H HP Lefthand host address and optional port -C HP Lefthand SNMP read community. Default is 'public' -T Test type. Can be one of following info - General information about the unit (default) drives - Detailed information about the units drives arrays - Detailed information about the units RAID arrays Typical output from test type info: OK System: P4500G2 MYNAS01, SN: CZJ123456A, 12 600GB SAS 3.0Gbps drives, SAN/iQ 11.5.00.0673.0|CPU_1_temp=40C;78;80 MLB_inlet_temp=18C;38;40 Cache 1 Normal Fan1 Normal Fan2 Normal Fan3 Normal Fan4 Normal CPU (1) at 40 deg C MLB inlet at 18 deg C PowerSupply1 Normal PowerSupply2 Normal Typical output from test type drives: OK 12 drives|Drive_1_temp=29C;55;60 Drive_2_temp=28C;55;60 Drive_3_temp=29C;55;60 Drive_4_temp=29C;55;60 Drive_5_temp=29C;55;60 Drive_6_temp=29C;55;60 Drive_7_temp=30C;55;60 Drive_8_temp=30C;55;60 Drive_9_temp=31C;55;60 Drive_10_temp=31C;55;60 Drive_11_temp=32C;55;60 Drive_12_temp=33C;55;60 Drive 1 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 29C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 2 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 28C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 3 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 29C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 4 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 29C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 5 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 29C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 6 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 29C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 7 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 30C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 8 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 30C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 9 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 31C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 10 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 31C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 11 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 32C, SMART health: Normal) Drive 12 Active (SN: JZW1ABCD, Temp: 33C, SMART health: Normal) Typical output from test type arrays: OK 2 arrays| Data Array 1 (RAID5, 6 disks, State Normal, Size 2712 GB) Data Array 2 (RAID5, 6 disks, State Normal, Size 2724 GB) Update history: 1.0 First release 1.2 Bug fix with return data when array was faulty 1.3 Improved error handling (if hosts are down)
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Great Plugin!
by eduardohki, April 30, 2016
Hi,

Thanks for your great plugin!

I made some changes, including exiting CRITICAL state when was WARNING and sending the perfdata to the end of the output string.
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