monitoring disk usage of remote server

[jeffrey Lang]

One way i figured out how to do this is to setup CIFS/SMB and use 
check_disk_smb.    Share the file system out with samba which is easy to 
setup.   Just share out as read only and limit who can access the 
shares. Then use check_disk_smb to verify the disk usage.



Chandra Bahadur wrote:
> Hi
>     I can check the disk usage locally with the command check_disk. 
> But I need to monitor the disk usage of remote servers. Check_disk 
> command doesn't have any option to specify the name of the remote 
> server to be monitored...
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>   How do I monitor the disk usage of remote servers ??
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