Monitor NAS partition which is mounted under Linux

[vadi]

Dear all, thank you very much for your suggestion.

Anthony Mendoza: Sir I am totally new to SNMP. I request you to tell more
clues related monitoring NAS partition through SNMP.

Hugo van der Kooij: Hi...I don't have that much control on storage box OR
consulting vendor.

Jim Avery: Sir your right but my question is
Let's take an example:



Filesystem

Size

Used

Avail

Use%

Mounted on

1.1.1.1:/a_doc/u1/home/ftproot/

473G

246G

227G

52%

/u1/home/ftproot

1.1.1.1:/a_doc/u2/home/ftproot/

473G

246G

227G

52%

/u2/home/ftproot

1.1.1.1:/db/u1/home/ftproot/center/

527G

377G

151G

72%

/u1/home/ftproot/center

1.1.1.1:/db/u2/home/ftproot/center/

527G

377G

151G

72%

/u2/home/ftproot/center

1.1.1.1:/doc/u2/home/ftproot/files/

527G

362G

165G

69%

/u2/home/ftproot/file

1.1.1.1:/doc/u1/home/ftproot/doc/

527G

362G

165G

69%

/u1/home/ftproot/doc

1.1.1.1:/a_doc/u1/home/abc/

473G

246G

227G

52%

/u1/home/abc

1.1.1.1:/a_doc/u1/home/xyz/

473G

246G

227G

52%

/u1/home/xyz

1.1.1.1:/a_doc/u1/home/pqr/

473G

246G

227G

52%

/u1/home/pqr

1.1.1.1:/storage/

2.7T

1.9T

862G

69%

/DC_Backup


Only NAS partition here is  a_doc , db, doc, a_doc, in storage which I
required to monitor.

I thing there is no use in monitoring all the partition here as per the
above snapshot.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Best Regards,

Vadiraj




On 5/1/07, Jim Avery <jim at jimavery.me.uk> wrote:
>
> On 01/05/07, vadi <vadi.ksdba at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi Friends,
> >
> > I want to monitor NAS partition which is mounted under Linux(.
> >
> > I don't think we can use check_disk or check_disk_smb [I have tried all
> the
> > possibility]
> >
> > I kindly request you people to help me finding solution for this task.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Vadiraj
>
> If all you want to do is monitor disk space, it should be easy enough
> to write your own plugin.  I have a script (not quite a plugin as it
> uses send_nsca directly) to do something similar on HP/UX.  Your
> script will be a bit different, as linux has "df" rather than "bdf"
> and you might prefer to write it as a proper plugin rather than doing
> what I've done here.
>
> -----------
>
> #!/usr/bin/sh
>
> # check_disk-user1
>
> # This script checks the /user1 filesystem space
>
> myhostname=`hostname`
>
> warn=2150400
> crit=2457600
>
>
> # How big is it?
>
> bdf=`bdf /user1 | tail -n 1`
> size=`echo $bdf | awk '{print $2}'`
> used=`echo $bdf | awk '{print $3}'`
> perc=`echo $bdf | awk '{print $5}'`
>
> if [ $used -gt $crit ]
> then
>   code=2
> elif [ $used -gt $warn ]
> then
>   code=1
> else
>   code=0
> fi
>
> /usr/local/nagios/bin/send_nsca -H 10.110.51.90 -p 5667 -c
> /usr/local/nagios/etc/send_nsca.cfg << !END!
> $myhostname     DISK-user1      $code   Disk used $used kbytes $perc
> percent. | Used=${used}K;$warn;$crit;0;$size
> !END!
>
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