Perviously, the check ConsistencyPoints could be used to monitor the performance based on cp (consistency points) per second. The new check Wafl incorporates this function and is now available in check_netapp_pro.``` $ ./ check_netapp_pro.pl Wafl -H cm1 -z cp_count -l ‘back-to-back CP’ NETAPP_PRO WAFL OK - …
The recently introduced function --discover of the NetApp perfdata getter has been updated with a new function: From now on, the labels of array counters will also be displayed. This enables a more focused search for values that are to be used for the monitoring process and trend analysis.
Example Consistency Points: …
This plugin sends warning messages in time when detecting auto-size volume growth. The check VolumeAutosize sends a warning message, if the actual size of a volume approaches the maximum size configured in DataONTAP. The switches –include and –exclude work the same way as in other plugins: they enable all, a few or …
New Release monitors lag-time, transfer-size, transfer-duration and snap-mirror-status. The reliable check **SnapMirror, **previously bundled in the suite check_netapp 2.x, has been separated into two different checks in the new version of check_netapp_pro (3.x):
SnapMirrorState SnapMirrorMetrics The two different …
Our Nagios plugins for NetApp are able to read usage of each CPU separately or of the entire system (calculated average for all processors) and transfers the information to the monitoring system (Nagios, Icinga, op5, …).
The check **PerfCpu **can be usedto monitor separate CPUs:
$ ./check\_netapp\_pro.pl PerfCpu -H …
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 …
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 …