Monitor NFS Mounts

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 28/10/07 09:50 AM, ankush grover wrote:
> Hi friends,
> 
> We are using Nagios to monitor around 500 Linux Servers. Now we want
> to monitor nfs mounts on few servers. For ex
> 
> Server A: NFS server
> Server B: NFS Client
> Server C:  NFS Client
> 
> What we want to monitor nfs mounts on Servers B and C that is nfs
> clients that if Server A mount point is not mounting on Server B or C
> send an alert. Is there any plugin which can do the same?

I believe you can do something like:
./check_rpc -H <nfs_hostname> -C nfs

This is not a full functionality check, but if you do one (something
like reading a file off NFS) keep in mind that is can cause a lot of
interruptible processes while your NFS server is down. A better solution
might possibly be monitoring applications running on top of NFS, if
that's possible in your specific case.

Thomas
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