Check all windows disks with one command

[Castelhano, Dan]

Hi,

 

Is there a way to make the nsc+ check disk dll work with nspr_nt? Already
have nspr_nt installed on all my windows servers and would hate to have to
swap clients at this point.

 

How are others doing disk checks with nrpe_nt? If each server has a
different number of partitions (all have c:, some have e:, and others have
both e: and f: and/or more), are you just defining different service checks
for the different partitions and then adding a host to each service check
for a drive it has? 

 

Thanks,

Dan

 

 

 

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From: Michael Medin [mailto:michael at medin.name] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 5:30 PM
To: Castelhano, Dan
Cc: 'nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Check all windows disks with one command

 

Hi,

NSClient++ can do this using the NRPE protocol.

check_nrpe ... -c CheckDriveSize -a MaxWarn=50% MaxCrit=75% CheckAll
FilterType=FIXED FilterType=REMOTE

The above example (from the NSClient++ docs) will check all fixed and remote
(network) drives, if you only want the fixed drives you can simply leave out
the FilterType=REMOTE option.

A note though is that tomorrow night (didn't have time to fix it today, as
my Grandmother had some problems with her computer that I had to fix :) I
will release an update version that auto detects language and OS version
that greatly simplifies configuration if you don't have an English system.
As well as some other goodies, such as a much improved event log checker and
some bug fixes.

// Michael Medin


Castelhano, Dan wrote: 

Hi,
For the linux version of the check_disk command, if you don't specify a
disk, it'll check and report back on the status of all of them.
(ie: ./check_nrpe -H LinuxServerHost -c check_disk -a 20 10)
 
I can't find a way to do a similar thing within windows. I've looked at
nsclient and nrpe_nt and I don't see how it can be done. I would prefer not
having to specify a different service for each partition on all servers on
the network.
 
Does anyone know of a tool, or how to do a disk check what will check all
partitions?
 
Thanks,
Dan
 
 
 
 
 
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