The check_netapp_quotas script returns a list of filers where quotas are in
place and where quotas are exceeded.
This script has a nifty new feature, which is available from check_netapp_pro
version 5 onwards, to list quota limits per user. Enabling the –list_users
switch will make the check_netapp_quotas script print a human-readable view of
both soft- and hard-limits, which are overused, per user. An example will make
this clearer.
The standard check_netapp_quotas behaviour:
./check_netapp_quotas.pl -H filer91
All checked quotas within limits on filer91.
| srv1.vol1_disk-used=0kiB;0;0;0; srv1.vol1_files-used=6;0;0;0; srv1.vol1.*_disk-used=0kiB;0;51200;0; srv1.vol1.*_files-used=0;0;0;0;
An example of the extended –list_users switch:
./check_netapp_quotas.pl -H filer91 –list_users
All checked quotas within limits on filer91.
| srv1.vol1_disk-used=0kiB;0;0;0; srv1.vol1_files-used=6;0;0;0; srv1.vol1.*_disk-used=0kiB;0;51200;0; srv1.vol1.*_files-used=0;0;0;0;
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