check_nt memuse - can I separate RAM from swap

[VanZee, Timothy]

To answer your question: I don't know.

However, what I did was to figure out the percent usage that would equal
the value I was looking for less the swap space.  Here's an example,
because that is worded so poorly.

I have 1 gig of RAM and a 2 gig swap or pagesys.  Total that is 3 gig.
However, I want to know when my RAM reaches 75% utilization.  So take
the 768 MB, plus your minimum pagesys size (for me 2048 MB) and you get
2816 which is 92%.  Maybe I've got some bad logic here, but I'm sure
I'll hear about it if I do.


Tim Van Zee
ITS Network Specialist
Governors State University

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Michal.Mazurek at avon.com
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 4:40 AM
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Subject: [Nagios-users] check_nt memuse - can I separate RAM from swap

Hi

When I use check_nt to see the memory usage I get the overall value of
RAM
and swap. This isn't really helpfull because there is no way that the
system can use entire swap - especially when there's about 500MB
dynamically assigned. Is there a way to configure nagios or the NT 4.0
server to see RAM and swap info separatly?

Regards
Michal Mazurek





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