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is this correct? total - free = 8193052 - 6360556 = 1832496 # with "-m" total - free - cached = 8193052 - 6360556 - 856036 = 976460 # without "-m" if we are calculating (total)-(free)-(cache), then it should be equal to the "used" memory shown by the free command? pleas...

not helped in any of the ways. :cry: checked both the ways: 1) with -m /check_snmp_mem.pl -H xxxxx --login=xxxxxx --passwd=xxxxx --privpass=xxxxx --protocols=sha,aes -m -w 90,90 -c 95,95 -f Ram : 93%, Swap : 0% : > 90, 90 ; WARNING | ram_used=15360688;14793458;15615317;0;16437176 swap_used=0;0;0;0;0...

Tried, but again wrong result check_snmp_mem.pl -H XXXXX --login=XXXXX --passwd=XXXXX --privpass=XXXXX --protocols=sha,aes -m -w 90,90 -c 95,95 -v Alarm at 15 SNMPv3 AuthPriv login : XXXXX, sha, aes Ram : 526920 / 16437176 : 97 Swap : 0 / 0 : 0 Ram : 97%, Swap : 0% : > 95, 95 ; CRITICAL its again sh...

We tried this, But, its calculating full used memory. ./check_snmp_storage.pl -H xx.xx.xx.xx --login=xxxxx --passwd=xxxx --privpass=xxxxx --protocols=sha,aes -q Ram -m Physical -w 90 -c 95 -f Physical memory: 93%used But we are looking for only used memory excluding the cache memory. (used-available...

Thanks for your quick reply.. I will check this and let u know. But We have enabled SNMP V3 and in that case how the command should be executed for this plugin?

We are using GItHub Enterprise as our source code management system and its installed as an appliance in Vmware Esxi. This has primary and replica servers located in 2 data centers also. For monitoring purpose we are using Nagios over SNMP for getting the performance metrics. Nagios over SNMP ( GHE ...