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Is anyone aware of a way in Nagios to have an alert that when it triggers, only triggers once and then not again (even if the underlying condition remains the same in it's 'bad' state) until the next calendar day? My recommendation to the person requesting this was to handle it within the script he ...

Thanks for the info, I'll check those links out. I'm afraid I still don't understand what some of those numbers represent though. In your example: The C:\ used'=10.28593GB;47.72499;53.69062;0;59.65624 corresponds to the 'C:\ used %'=17%;80;90;0;100 ' in that 10.28593GB is 17% 47.72499 is 80% 53.6906...

We have a check that looks at drive space on a server. The command we are currently using is: check_nrpe -H 127.0.0.1 -c check_drivesize "detail-syntax=%{drive_or_name}: ${used}/${size} used" exclude=S:\ exclude=A:\ "filter=type not in ('cdrom', 'removable') and mounted=1" "...

UPDATE: We were able to get it to exclude the RDM drives with the following command: check_nrpe -H 127.0.0.1 -c check_drivesize "detail-syntax=%{drive_or_name}: ${used}/${size} used" exclude=S:\ exclude=A:\ "filter=type not in ('cdrom', 'removable') and mounted=1" "crit=free...

Unfortunately, neither of those two exclude flags ( "exclude=\\?\" nor "exclude=\\?\Volume{7e8cac3w-b31f-11e7-8157-005056899fd6}\" ) work. Still get this error: Filter processing failed: Failed to get size for \\?\Volume{7e8cac3w-b31f-11e7-8157-005056899fd6}\: 3ed: The volume doe...

I have a service on all my servers to check the available space on disks. We are currently able to exclude the CDROM and/or any removable drives as well as the S: (we use for swap) and A: drives from the check but have been unable to figure out how to exclude RDM (Raw Disk Mappings) disks. Our curre...

We currently have checks set up to look at free memory using check_nt MEMUSE . But this check includes both swap and physical memory. I saw online something that mentioned using a check_nrpe command, check_memory, and that you could pass an argument so that it is checking only physical memory ( chec...

Thanks all. I'm just gong to drop the index from that column. Appreciate the guidance.

Not much of a database guy here. Does that mean I have to choose between having that field indexed and being able to resize it past it's current character limit? Or can I drop the index, resize it, and then turn indexing back on? I can see potentially wanting to search the log event page at some poi...

looks like that returns a count of 1,4311,221