Actually the server has got the following file system , butAre you sure this is really a file system and not a raw database partition? With the normal filesystem check you can only check free space, inodes etc of a mounted filesystem that is supported by the kernel. If this is a raw partition (hint: probably not mounted, check "mount" od "df -h") you need a database specific check to tell anything about the inside of that partition. I am not familiar with oracle, but I know that many databases can use raw partitions for DB data.nagios is not monitoring the last file system /databases/oradata/aplccnv./dev/mapper/VolGroup03-LogVol00
Hope this helps, Jakob Curdes
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