False alert

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ancovington
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False alert

Post by ancovington »

On one of our windows servers Nagios is reporting the following status information for one or more of the disk partitions:

"(Return code of 139 is out of bounds)"

Could someone help us resolve this please?
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Re: False alert

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What agent are you using on that windows system, and what plugin on the nagios side are you using to check that agent? Have you tried running the same command via from the nagios system, if so what was the result?
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ancovington
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Re: False alert

Post by ancovington »

We are using the same agent on all servers - NSClient 3.9
and we are using the Windows server plugin on the Nagios system. We just ran into this error today. A couple of days ago, we never received this.
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Re: False alert

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Are these all physical disks\partitions on the windows machine and not network shares?
Has the command to check that particular system (provided this is happening to only one at the moment) changed recently on either the nagios or nsclient side?
Could you post the service and command description from the nagios side please?
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ancovington
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Re: False alert

Post by ancovington »

Yes, these are physical partitions on a vm machine; We haven't made any configuration changes, but more and more drives are producing these errors now. It has spread to 1 other email server. Because of this we are being notified like crazy!

Here is a sample of the service command for one of the drives producing this error:

check_xi_service_nsclient!!USEDDISKSPACE!-l P -w 90 -c 95!!!!!

Edit: Never-mind, I found what was going on. After logging into the server, it looks like someone removed those partitions. Smh
Thank you!
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