Array disk not found, check_hp

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David7660
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Array disk not found, check_hp

Post by David7660 »

Hi,

I downloaded the check_hp to check my hardware on my HP server and it works fine. But on the windows servers, it can't find oid for Array and physical drive...

My server is an hp server dl380 Gen7 and I installed Hp Insight agent and snmp is running.

Is there anyone who has the same problem or resolved it ?

Regards,
David
rkennedy
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Re: Array disk not found, check_hp

Post by rkennedy »

Can you post the service definitions for us to take a look at, for the ones that are failing? Additionally, are you able to run a SNMPwalk against the machine that is failing?
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David7660
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Re: Array disk not found, check_hp

Post by David7660 »

I didn't integrate my command in Nagios, I'm testing it. I run the check from my nagios with the command ./check_hp -H @IPHOST -C community -d.

The command works because I have some good results, it finds some OID but it doesn't find the OID of my disk, array...
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Re: Array disk not found, check_hp

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Can you post your entire output of an SNMP walk against the machine?
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David7660
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Re: Array disk not found, check_hp

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I'm limited with 60000 lines here. And the output is about 300 000 lines.
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tgriep
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Re: Array disk not found, check_hp

Post by tgriep »

Can you run a snmpwalk against the server and see if the output of the walk has any data about the drive and or the array you are trying to monitor?
If the OID is different then what the plugin is using, you would have to update it to use the different OID and the snmpwalk would be the first step on finding that OID.
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