Windows

Enhanced SNMP Windows Disk Check – Check all partitions at once

Description:

Based on the check_win_snmp_disk.pl script posted here by Dan Capper. Enhancements – all partitions are detected dynamically and tested. Detailed check report (includes Drive letter + supplied threshold). Most “critical” drive will be shown first. Some errors checks added (whether snmp available or no, whether tested machine is windows machine).

Current Version

Last Release Date

July 28, 2009

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Project Notes
Based on the check_win_snmp_disk.pl script posted here by Dan Capper. This version detects and checks all windows partitions is founds (instead to check one by one like in previous version). Short output - Most "problematic" partiotion info (including Drive letter and threshoulds) will be shown. Long output - All partitions info (including Drive letter and threshoulds) will be shown.
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TEST didn't work for some 2008 serveur
by opalanque, October 31, 2013
I change the $TEST (ligne 74) to this :
snmpwalk -v 2c -c $COM $SERVER SNMPv2-MIB::sysDescr.0 2>&1`;
because snmpstatus always fall in timeout...
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small issue
by wiede, April 30, 2011
But it will be perfect, when you can insert the Community also into the Test :)
(line 73 and maybe 78)
e.g. like this:
$TEST=`$snmpstatus -v 1 $SERVER -c @ARGV[1]
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Excluding CD drives
by coldcache, February 28, 2011
Comment out line 132 and replace it with the following to only check hard drives:

@LDISKS=`$snmpwalk -v 1 -c $COMMUNITYNAME $SERVER hrStorageType | grep "FixedDisk" | awk '{print $1}' | awk -F. '{print $2}'`;
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Problem with non-default snmp community string
by fatherlinux, October 31, 2010
I had to move the snmp community string parse code above the test to get this to work, might want to update.
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Nice but need to exclude cd drive
by jrmontg, July 31, 2009
Nice but I do not need to know there is 100% usage on my cd rom.
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