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Hello, I am using check_iftraffic64 to monitor out bandwidth. I notice that when something goes critical and an email is triggered the additional information in the email has a very strange format: Additional Info: CRITICAL - IN bandwidth (17040859915.59%) too high Has anyone seen this or have a tip...

Sorry for the late response on this. I am using check_iftraffic64:
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Hello, I am a bit confused and could use a little clarification on what units of measurement are used to measure port traffic. I have a Linux server that eth0 is being measured. The Service State perf data is eth0_txbyt=1344.00B and eth0_rxbyt=993.00B. On the host it shows the Service Status info as...

I also wrote a diff for the 1.2.3i6 version. It's attached. I tried to clean it up a bit, so all the 2012->2013 stuff is out. It compiles and runs for me. - patch the tree - run autoreconf -s;automake --add-missing - I ran configure with: ./configure CPPFLAGS="-I`pwd`/nagios-400/include/ -I`pw...

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So I have had some success monitoring via the ILO. I think I will stick with that route for now. If anyone has actually gotten this working on Ubuntu 12.x please pm me.

At this time I have not contacted HP. I will do so, but I don't hold out much hope that they can help. I'm interested to see if anyone else in the community has seen this, or successfully ran this setup.

Also, the hw agents seem to all depend on hp-health smnp agent being installed, which is the core of the issue. The service will not run on Ubuntu 12.10.

I am looking for the hardware related information. Sensors, raid health and so. The OS is already monitored via nrpe. I am looking to do the exact same thing you would do with dell openmanage and a nagios plug in but on the hp side.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone one out there is successfully monitoring a HP Proliant server running Ubuntu 11 or up. And if so by what means? I have tried for two days straight to get the hp-health package successfully installed on the server, so that plugins like check_hp and check_hpasm could q...