The RESTful Spare-Disk Check has got subcommands for checking both spare-disks and spare-partions.
Example for checking spare-disks ./check_netapp_spare disk -H filer NETAPP_PRO SPARE OK - 28 disks checked ... Checks all nodes for sufficient spare-disks.
Example for checking spare-partitions ./check_netapp_spare …
We have released a new monitoring plugin called check_eseries_pool. The first version has exactly one subcommand called free-space. This monitors the free space still available for thin volumes in the disk pool.
It is particularly useful when you start taking snapshots or mirroring to another system. In such cases, you …
Less can be more Some time ago, we received an enquiry in which a customer illustrated a general problem using the LUN check as follows:
If I run ./check_netapp_pro.pl LunState -H fas --alarm_limit 1
This will show you all the LUNs on the Cluster, both online and offline. We have systems that contain over 200 LUNs, so …
How to integrate the EMS-Log into an existing System-Monitoring solution In this article ONTAP REST APIs: Automate Notification of High-Severity Events Mahalakshmi describes how to use messages to get notified about system events, depending on their type and severity. It’s a really flexible and comprehensive way …
The family of Check NetApp REST monitoring plugins has grown. With the check_netapp_disk container-type plugin the storage admin has a constant eye on disks that have been moved into unwanted containers.
Let’s look at an example:
.$ check_netapp_disk container-type -H sim96 NETAPP DISK CONTAINER TYPE OK - 28 …
The new **Disk **check monitors the disks of a NetApp Filer. Depending on the settings, the check sends an error message when offline or failed disks are found.
An example using a 7-Mode Filer: $ **./check_netapp_pro.pl Disk -H sim812 ‑‑what=failed** NETAPP_PRO DISK CRITICAL - 14 disks checked, 1 critical and 0 …
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 …