nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

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rohithroki
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nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

Post by rohithroki »

Dear Team,

Kindly let us know if there is any nagios plugins available for monitoring HP servers Disk and hardware.
We need to setup nagios alerts if there is any faulty disk detected.

Thanks in advance!!!

Regards,
RKJ
jfrickson

Re: nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

Post by jfrickson »

There are a lot of HP plugins at the exchange. Start here for a list: https://exchange.nagios.org/index.php?o ... rchword=HP
rohithroki
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Re: nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

Post by rohithroki »

Thank you so much !!!
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Re: nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

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rohithroki
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Re: nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

Post by rohithroki »

Hi Yes i have gone through the same and found that most of the plugins use SNMP which is not allowed by our client.

Do we have any plugins which use NRPE and does the same job
jfrickson

Re: nagios plugin to monitor HP hardware and HP Disk array

Post by jfrickson »

Try https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 8Compaq%29 for a more limited list of checks.

Also, in the "Search" box at http://exchange.nagios.org (upper right corner), enter:
  • smartarray for plugins that check disks/RAID/Controller
  • hp ilo for plugins that check iLO
  • hp bladesystem
  • hp <something else>
Unfortunately, most HP checks use SNMP.
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