cluster shared volumes monitor

[pantos21]

Hi All,

I have follow this article here to monitor cluster shared volumes https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 1462974295
And everyhting worked as expected axcept one thing. So on nagios viewes i can see how mach space each volume has available. and when the precenteage goes more than 90% that i have set the threshold the status change to Warning, but when the percentage goes more than 95 that i have set the critical i can see that it says critical on status information but the status remain yellow and to warning. i searched everywhere but i couldnot find any solution so the status change to red and critical. Does anyone have any idea? Thanks in advanced

regards
pantos

[hsmith]

Can you please post screenshots of the behavior you're witnessing?

[pantos21]

Hi thank you for the reply. i have attached the screenshot

regards
pantos

[rkennedy]

Can you post the service definition for us to look at?

[pantos21]

Hi,
attached is screenshot for service i use, the power shell command you can find on the web site i post on my first post.

regards pantos

[pantos21]

Hi,
On the server side in NSC.ini i have added the below line. You may need also. The "check_csv_freespace.ps1" powershell script you can download it from the site in my first post.
check_csv_freespace=cmd /c echo scripts\check_csv_freespace.ps1 -n $ARG1$ -w $ARG2$ -c $ARG3$ | powershell.exe -command -

regards
pantos

[ssax]

Try changing your nsclient.ini definition to:

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check_pstate = cmd /c echo scripts\check_csv_freespace.ps1 -n $ARG1$ -w $ARG2$ -c $ARG3$; exit($lastexitcode) | powershell.exe -command -

Restart the NSClient++ service and try it again.


Thank you

[pantos21]

Hi ssax,

You are the man, thank you very much man it worked.
regards
pantos