Network ports of a filer are not always in use. Up to now, the NetPort check would send an alarm for every port that was not marled as up. Of course, this is not useful for ports that have been deactivated on purpose. Previously, these ports could be excluded from being monitored using the switch exclude and --include …

When the shelfs of a single system are being inspected, the current getter for the shelf-bay object is missing one of the two port lists. This is not an error, if the NetApp system is a single-system (not an HA). For instance, a FAS2520 system with an integrated shelf does not have a second filer, therefore the B …

The SnapMirrorMetrics check monitors the lag-time (and other values) in a snap-mirror-relation. To this point, the thresholds were set in seconds: -w 10800 -c 259200 Soon, this will be a lot easier: -w 3 -c 72 --factor=h The output will also be a lot more readable: NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORMETRICS OK - 1 snapmirror …

Shorty, the Snapshots check will receive a new switch: ‑‑snapmirror_label_matches This switch can be used to analyze file sizes and the number of snapshots based on the snap-mirror-lable. Therefore, it is also possible to search for snapshots that don’t have a snap-mirror-lable. Here are a few examples: $ …