In the case of check_dd.pl, you could modify the script to use a
config file
(check_dd.conf or some such). When nagios calls the script it will pass
in the
default warning/critical thresholds, and the script can read in the
config file
for exceptions. I'd parse the exceptions into a hash, then as the script
checks
each filesystem, if there is an entry in the hash for that name use the hash
thresholds, otherwise use the default thresholds.
The other choice would be to call the script once for each filesystem
and have it
only report the results for the filesystem you pass in as a parameter.
If you only
have 2, it would be feasible, but if there are dozens it's too much
trouble/overhead.
On 09/22/2014 08:51 PM, Cesar Allende wrote:
Hi,
i trying to monitor DataDomain filesystems using the following plugins
check_disk and check_disk_snmp.pl <http://check_disk_snmp.pl> but they
don't seem to find the filesystems i need which are:
/data and /ddvar
is there any way to monitor Datadomain with one of these?
Also i tried check_dd.pl <http://check_dd.pl> plugin, but i'm not sure
how to make it work with two different pairs of thresholds...one for
ddvar and then another one for data...
DISKUSED WARNING - Index:58% /ddvar:7% Data:81% |'Index'=58 'ddvar'=7
'Data'=81
Kind regards.
César Anibal Allende
Level 1 Operations Support - www.edrans.com <http://www.edrans.com>
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