dthepam / check_netapp

A nagios plugin for Netapp filers

check_netapp

A nagios plugin for Netapp filers, written in Perl.

martin@molly:~/check_netapp$ ./check_netapp.pl
Mandatory parameter 'hostname' missing in call to (eval)

check_netapp.pl (ver. 2014061600) [-Cchw] [long options...]
        Plugin parameters:
        -h --hostname        NetApp hostname or IP.
        -C --community       SNMP community string.
        --help               Print help and usage.

        Nagios parameters:
        -w --warning         Sets the warning threshold for the check.
        -c --critical        Sets the critical threshold for the check.

        Available Metrics:
        --aggregatebytes        Check aggregate byte usage.
        --aggregateinodes       Check aggregate inode usage.
        --autosupport           Check autosupport status.
        --cfinterconnect        Check clustered failover interconnect status.
        --cfpartner             Check clustered failover partner status.
        --diskhealth            Check physical disk health.
        --enclosurefanhealth    Check enclosure fan health.
        --enclosurepsuhealth    Check enclosure PSU health.
        --fanhealth             Check fan health.
        --globalstatus          Check global system status.
        --nvrambattery          Check NVRAM battery status.
        --overtemperature       Check environment over temperature status.
        --psuhealth             Check PSU health.
        --treebytequotas        Check tree byte quotas.
        --treefilequotas        Check tree file quotas.
        --uptime                Check system uptime.
        --userbytequotas        Check user byte quotas.
        --userfilequotas        Check user file quotas.
        --volumebytes           Check volume byte usage.
        --volumeinodes          Check volume inode usage.

        Example usage:
        ./check_netapp.pl --hostname 1.2.3.4 --warning 70 --critical 90 --aggregatebytes
        ./check_netapp.pl -h 1.2.3.4 -w 70 -c 90 --aggregatebytes

Credits

Thanks to Hitachi Data Systems (UK) Ltd, for allowing me to open this plugin up to the community. Any errors or omissions are entirely the fault of the author.