Hi
I am running nagios 2.9 as a server on an AIX o/s, I also
monitor other aix servers, currently I use the nrpe daemon on the clients to
report back filesystem fullness using the check_disk command against each
filesystem. Can I monitor cpu and memory utilisation on these unix (aix)
clients, if so I know I will use the check_nrpe to connect to the client,
but what check command do I use on the aix client and what are the
variables.
Regards
Stephen
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