Check diskspace on remote machines

[Elizar M. Palad]

Hi Stalin!

Really depends on what kind of host you're trying to
check..

in my case,
for solaris i used the plugin that uses the rsh to
connect to the remote machnine. (check_disk_remote)

for other unices.. use check_nrpe server side, standard nagios plugin
for remote hosts.. and check_local_disk on the remote side..
read the details.

for windows, i used the nsclient, check_nt. there's
a check for diskspace option there, read the details.

If you learn this your way.. you wont forget it!
Goodluck!

eli


On 10/12/05, Stalin <stalinsk at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just got nagios (1.2) installed and configured with 1.4.2 plugins. I'd
> few hosts/service checks configured. All works fine. Now i'd like to
> do the same for remote machines and wondering if anyone could share
> the plugin to monitor diskspace on remote machines or any pointers is
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Stalin
>
>
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