How can I find Volumes without any Snapshots? How can you find out which Volumes on the Filer don’t have any Snapshots? The check Snapshots,which is included in our Suite check_netapp_pro, provides a relatively easy way of achieving this. The following example demonstrates how it can be used:
$ check\_netapp\_pro …
Version 3.0.7 of our Monitoring Plugins for NetApp (check_netapp_pro) will be available soon and will include a number of new features that have been implemented based on feedback we received from our customers:
New Check PerfSys: Not entirely new, but taken over from the stable version 2.x to version 3.x. In this new …
To facilitate communication between users and developers, we are introducing a new switch: --mammamia The idea behind this switch: advanced users that want to test a script or a function which appears not to be working properly usually switch to the command line. Should they require the assistance of the developer, …
The new version of **PerfVolume **is now able to handle any amount of volumes on a filer. The formerly common error message “Not enough memory to get instances” is a thing of the past. Should the amount of instances exceed the maximum possible value, the plugin would start a second call at runtime in order to collect …
The abbreviation rm_ack stands for remove service acknowledgement, which refers to a rather simple algorithm that can be used to identify masked alarms. Masked alarms are a phenomenon that solely appears with checks on multiple instances, such as the simultaneous checking of all volumes on a NetApp device. In a …
So you would like to monitor the latency of your NetApp device? Then you must be careful: in addition to the “latency” that usually refers to the “per volume latency”, the latency of a LUN can also be measured, which is not to be confused with the latency of the volumes on which the LUN is …